Topic: Immigration in Boulder

I just got back from a trip to Boulder, Colorado, and heard something that caught my attention.

Just as it's a hot topic in the problem-reaction-solution throughout the nation, they're currently battling the immigration issue.  I still haven't figured out where I stand on this issue, and I'm sure that much of the hullaballoo surrounding it is manufactured.  But for what reason?

Anyway, my mother-in-law-to-be was talking about her volunteer work with the Naturalists in the area, and she said one of those things that I flagged as something to notice, and it percolated in my mind.  She said that one of the activities they had for the children was to have them identify weeds, and pull out the ones that were "not native to the area," the suggestion being that non-native weeds were harmful to the environment.

Apropos of nothing, the thought came to my mind yesterday that this was a subtle way to indoctrinate the children (and their parents) into seeing immigrants as "non-native weeds" that needed to be uprooted and cast aside. 

So here are all the happy, crunchy, granola people who pride themselves on being PC at every turn, and they're promoting a very under-handed form of what amounts to bigotry. 

And just why is the immigration issue becoming such a hot-button topic these days?  What's the hidden agenda behind this?

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Hi Lono,

You asked what the hidden agenda is behind all this.

It's many-fold from what I have seen:

1. To further destabilize our view of what a "citizen" is.

2. To further erode our economy, steering the US toward a thirdworld
type economy.

3. Possibly as pretext for martial law,
  when enough "natives" feel truly threatened and begin to take up arms.

4. To create an air of apathy among native citizens, to "forget" the way it was no so long ago, in order for us to begin to embrace globalization more, and be willing to relinquish our sovereignty.

5. For the establishment to have a fall guy when the economy does crash- they'll have someone (many someones) to blame.

6. Further distraction from other equally pressing issues, i.e. the ongoing Iraq debacle, and a likely attack on Iran.

6a. An already strained military, made even weaker at home and abroad- leading to more vigilante type behavior and more justification for more martial law- a very vicious cycle.

Almost a Trojan horse, but this time the horse is made of glass.
Most of us can see the enemy, it's not the immigrants who are just wanting a better life.

They are being set up.

"I hate dreaming. because when you want to sleep, you want to sleep. Dreaming is work. Next thing you know I have to build a go-kart with my ex landlord"
-The late Mitch Hedberg

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The hidden agenda: Pan American Union

It is not for us to understand love, but simply to make space for it.

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How about enforce selfishness/patriotism, encourage bigotry, increase a belief in a need to fear and defend/protect, "support" body/nation-centricness and the need for walls, boundaries, borders, blockades, "boxes" in which to live... basically all around instill and encourage the constriction of the energies of the people, rather than encourage openness, expansion, etc. at a critical point in the advancement of the wave.

"Stay tightly in that little mind, don't dare walk that short path to the heart." Same song and dance that's been around for centuries, just stepped up to fit the [rapidly] changing times.

I don't know about anyone else, but I can feel amazing energy/awareness shifts and changes within my own energy field lately beyond anything I'd experienced prior. Intense and fairly constant since late February, but more so just in the last 2 weeks. So  perhaps there's something on the horizon, and this immigrant stuff is a way to use an old issue to get people to make choices they don't realize they're making, by siding with old alliances and beliefs.

"The most important decision you have to make is whether you live in a hostile or friendly universe."
~ Albert Einstein

The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes. ~Marcel Proust

The evolution of humanity is an evolution of the heart. The path is through the heart.

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To comtemplate a mass police state is a mistake and an improper use of thought power.
The issue is designed to be divisive and play the ego.
Overpopulation is one of the real roots of the problem.
People with a modicum of intelligence might consider " not breeding."
Nature is going to be making some corrections. This is " natural " and cannot be avoided.
Some of the manifestations of it might appear mind boggling on the surface.
We need to envision creative solutions. If we are short on creativity we need to keep asking spirit what we can do as individuals at our level to help things. There are solutions that lie beyond the entire false overlay. They are very close. We have to find a way to bring them in. While here we have to do our best. When you go into negative possibilities in your mind you are helping to anchor those potentials into the 3d timeline. We have to jump to a new level of thought. Some have called it Zon. I have not mastered it, but its a real good idea to ponder. Mankind is not going to be subjected to eternal suffering. This was never part of the plan.
The way divine intervention begins is with the self. This involves the responsible use of all personal energy.

StarCat

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tenetnosce wrote:

The hidden agenda: Pan American Union

Bingo.  Althought Venezuela & Bolivia are not cooperating as the others and for good reasons.  I do think that NAFTA was just the starting point in creating The United Countries of America (UCA).  Economically, in terms of number of consumers this appear to be the path chosen by the "top dogs" to be able to compete with the Pacific Rim, Chinese and European economies.   Whether we like it or not it sems that is where we are heading.

Regards,

Lee

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I've gone over much of this in my mind as well, so I see the possibilities you good people are bringing up.  My first inclination is to believe that this chest-thumping and brazen demands made by the "illegals" of late is trumped up.  I believe they have plants in their factions inciting them to be outrageous in order to stir the ire of the "natives."   They're actually saying things like, "We're going to take over your country, we're changing it to suit our needs,'' etc.  These are the very thoughts that Americans have had for years, so it stikes fear into their heart.

At the same time, the idea that we own this country is bullshit.  Maybe we're afaid that what comes around goes around, as we essentially stole it from the Native Americans. 

Also at the same time, I see some of the problems wrought by bringing in people who have no stake in the land or its current inhabitants:  increasing overpopulation,  destruction of resources, etc. 

I guess I'm looking for that infamous "third option" that's always there when we're presented with two.

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And to Sowelu, can you describe the nature of your intense feelings?  I've had them as well, sometimes bordering on anxiety, sometimes an upswelling of hope.  Which side of the spectrum are you experiencing?

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Actually, Lono, the "energy" isn't always necessarily taking an emotional flavor. At the moment I feel intense energy in my head, mostly around the ears, mouth and throat (5th chakra? Issues of "will" where I'm in resistance? Choice?).

Just before this latest head stuff, it was around the shoulders and heart, real painful, and there was an emotional flavor and it was grief, quite frankly. Though what exactly I'm grieving, I can't really say for sure. The other day, for instance, I suddenly started tearing up, feeling very weepy for no known reason, and when I asked within myself what I was crying about, I got a sense of my dog dying. Literally, at that moment, it felt like she was dying. I cried so deep, feeling a deep sense of loss of her companionship, and really didn't want her to leave me. It seemed so real that she WAS dying, that I had to go downstairs and check on her. I was so scared to find her lifeless.

BUT... she was perfectly fine. She seemed aware of my pain though, somehow, and deliberately licked my tears (not something she's ever done before) and stared me in the eyes for a bit.

The only thing I came up with is that somewhere within I'm "losing" or dying to the influence of the natural energy my dog represents, symbolically. Such as "base/animal instinct" or something. Death of a lower center? Dunno.

After that particular episode, I felt the hope side of things you mention. A lightness of being, a wonderment about what's to come, feeling certain lots and lots of changes were on the horizon. But in a good way.

Then came the head pains, and I must say it's hard to stay positive when you can't talk or eat or even just sit without throbbing pain in that area. So... the hope and lightness have sort of dampened (though I do have moments of high spirits, believe it or not). My sense is that this is some kind of resistance on my part, though exactly how, why, etc. has not come to my awareness yet. Perhaps tears will flow again before it moves out.

"The most important decision you have to make is whether you live in a hostile or friendly universe."
~ Albert Einstein

The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes. ~Marcel Proust

The evolution of humanity is an evolution of the heart. The path is through the heart.

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A thought on the illegal immigration issue:

Maybe this is part of an ongoing effort by TPTB to make W and the Republicans look bad. Lots of issues have popped up lately(oil prices, Katrina and so on), which seems to indicate an effort to drag down the administration. Maybe this is all designed to force Americans to turn away from the current political rulers. I don't pretend to know why they would be doing this, but there seems to be a lot of things going wrong for the current rulers. Who knows why.

WizardT

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Sowelu wrote:

Just before this latest head stuff, it was around the shoulders and heart, real painful, and there was an emotional flavor and it was grief, quite frankly. Though what exactly I'm grieving, I can't really say for sure. The other day, for instance, I suddenly started tearing up, feeling very weepy for no known reason, and when I asked within myself what I was crying about, I got a sense of my dog dying. Literally, at that moment, it felt like she was dying. I cried so deep, feeling a deep sense of loss of her companionship, and really didn't want her to leave me. It seemed so real that she WAS dying, that I had to go downstairs and check on her. I was so scared to find her lifeless.
.

Very strange, as a couple of weeks ago I had the same feelings surrounding my beloved dog.  It's as though I was looking at this time period through the eyes of some unknown future, remembering how good it was to be with him.  This "future me" had experienced his loss, and I felt as though it were right here with me in the present.

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The NWO elites have to destroy the idea of national sovereignity in order to establish their one world government.  The plan necessarily includes bringing this country to its knees economically and psychologically (as is systematically and incrementally being done) in order for this to occur. 

A major component of their overall plan includes flooding the U.S. with third world immigrants (in this case, mostly Mexican & other Central American nationals) to help lower the standard of living and create a permanent cheap labor pool, cause further animosity among the population, add "cannon fodder" for their endless wars on designated "enemies," fan the flames of bigotry among all sectors of the population, and create chaos and a sense of over-all alienation throughout the  society.  All of these factors are envisioned as helping to pave the way for the so-called Pan-American Union (as Tenetnosce already pointed out), which is the next step in their globalization efforts for the North and South American continents (after NAFTA and CAFTA).  In short, "divide and conquer."  Nothing new there.

Of course it plays perfectly into their limited and phony "left-right" "liberal-conservative" paradigm, and, as we've seen, the mainstream media will play it up on cue in those same terms and sensationalize the coverage with headlines about "massive protests" and huge "walk-outs" by the so-called "immigrant community" as if these events are happening "spontaneously."  Many of the politicians will grandstand about the importance of "opportunity for all," extolling the virtues of past immigrants, bla bla bla...All playing their parts perfectly according to script, spouting the usual cringe-inducing nonsense.  And then the so-called hate-mongers (triggers?) will play their part to fan the flames from the other end, and well, you get the picture...all setting the stage for their "problem-reaction-solution" scenario.

No hidden agenda here...no, not at all roll.

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Lakme, you just elucidated all the points I felt brimming inside me, but couldn't get a lock on.  As I read your post, I realized that's it!  That's what's bothering me about all this, and why I haven't been able to successfully "choose sides" on the issue.

Scary stuff, folks.  And I see the people in my life performing on cue.