My take on the Arizona Immigration Law

You have asked for me to share my thoughts about the Arizona immigration law. Let me first state that I have read the first and second version of the bill as soon as it was published. I have not read the Constitution of Arizona and cannot make comment on that point. My wife is Hispanic, and we have relatives who have been tortured and murdered in Mexico, so I have firsthand knowledge on this matter and understand all sides better than most.

Let me give you my bottom line first. We need to be very careful not to dismantle the rights each state has based on our Constitution. If this new Arizona law is constitutional, and it appears to be, then they have the right to implement laws based on the wishes of the people of Arizona. When you stick with what is constitutional, it makes everything much clearer. People need to READ the law before making incorrect assumptions. Just because you hear something on TV or radio, does not mean it is accurate. Read it for yourself; it’s only 17 pages.

Now, let me tell you what the real problem is.

Considering that Arizona is an individual state that needs to solve their own problems, as a state we must not lose sight of who the real enemy is. That enemy is one of the most destructive forces that has faced our Constitution since the Civil War.

That enemy is Marxism.

We are at war with the supporters of communism whether we like it or not. I am a U.S. Veteran of the cold war and a student of history and today we are facing the Khrushchev rant of “We will take you from within.” They have successfully divided us from the inside and have isolated the Republican Party and the old version of the Democrat party as their objective and their target for elimination. Both parties have been successfully divided up and compartmentalized in a fashion unrecognizable from the 50’s version of each one. I say that to make a point because Arizona is currently involved in this war whether they realize it or not.

They are called many names to keep us off balance. Buck Compton told me something very interesting recently. He is a retired California Court of Appeals Judge who served as lead prosecutor in Sirhan Sirhan’s trial for the murder of Robert F. Kennedy, and is a member of the 101st Airborne Division Easy Company in which Buck was portrayed in the movie, Band of Brothers. Buck said they call themselves progressives or collectives, but essential they have a communist mindset.

That is something I understand very well as a candidate and I teach this concept as much as I can during my many campaign stops. Marxists will stop at nothing to divide us up because an enemy divided is easily conquered. How can you recognize a Marxist? Well, they are the current agitators within the Hispanic community stirring everyone up and encouraging gullible liberals to begin a multilevel and state boycott to enflame the issue. Remember this is election season and the liberal, progressive movement knows they must do whatever it takes to disconnect the remaining Hispanic vote from the Republican Party. Based on the current mood of the country, these particular liberals are running scared and will stop at nothing to accomplish their goal. I realize the situation is delicate and could perceivably be the waterloo of either party if the political chess game is not played correctly. Make no mistake; this game they play is at the expense of the precious Hispanic community.

The war we face as a fragile republic is currently happening before our eyes on many fronts. They have successfully infiltrated the Black community, the young generation via the Dept of Education, and now the Hispanic community. We must also not forget the efforts within the Muslim community worldwide which I feel is also being used as a tool to keep the Free states and countries off balance using our own freedoms against us (ACLU). So, to make a long story short, the issues in Arizona are a direct result of the inability of the Federal government to resolve our immigration problems and this is an example of a state needing to go into crisis management mode. The fact is Arizona is within due bounds to solve their own problems and the framers of our Constitution, per Article 1, Section 8, Verse 4 clearly states that the Federal government (Congress) shall regulate naturalization only and (per Article III, Section 2) no court decision, law, or act circumvent the constitution.

Our founding fathers were truly brilliant visionaries and they truly earn the title THE FOUNDING FATHERS.

Definition of Marxism:
The political and economic philosophy of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels in which the concept of class struggle plays a central role in understanding society's allegedly inevitable development from bourgeois oppression under capitalism to a socialist and ultimately classless society.