The Alt Right has no power, so there’s no rational reason to fear them right now.
On the other hand, the major American Jewish organizations such as the ADL do have power, and they are all united behind pushing for immigration amnesty and for restricting free speech.
If you found poisonous snakes in your bedroom, who would you hate? The snakes or the people who put them there? The major Jewish organizations, including the Orthodox Union and Agudas Yisrael, support immigration amnesty. They want no limits on the numbers of refugees America accepts. In other words, they want to flood my bedroom with poisonous snakes. Their own bedroom are safe because they are rich and can afford to live in good areas with plentiful security. But for ordinary people, an influx of low IQ types means life becomes more dangerous and unpleasant.
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These Jewish organizations all demanded amnesty for undocumented immigrants in the United States, invoking the language of the Torah about our obligation to do kindness to the stranger in our midst. They have largely remained silent, however, in the face of Israel’s rounding up and forcible deportation of African asylum seekers. They should all be held to account for their hypocrisy – especially because the Torah was referring to how we treat non-Jews in Israel, not the United States.
National Organizations
American Forum of Russian Jewry (AFRJ)
American Jewish Committee
Anti‐Defamation League
Bend the Arc: A Jewish Partnership for Justice
B’nai B’rith International
Bukharian Jewish Congress of the USA and Canada
HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society)
Jewish Council on Public Affairs
Jewish Federations of North America
Keshet
National Council of Jewish Women
Orthodox Union
Rabbinical Assembly
Reconstructionist Rabbinical College
Tikkun Olam Commission of the Jewish Reconstructionist Movement
T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights
Union for Reform Judaism
Uri L’Tzedek
Women of Reform Judaism
Local Organizations
AJC Cincinnati
AJC Cleveland
AJC Houston
AJC Los Angeles
AJC New York
AJC Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey
Anti‐Defamation League of Eastern PA and Southern NJ
Congregation Meor Hachaim of Luna Park (New York, NY)
FEGS Health & Human Services (New York, NY)
Greater Philadelphia Jewish Coalition on Immigration
HIAS Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA)
Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council
Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action (Boston, MA)
Jewish Community Action (St. Paul, MN)
Jewish Community Center at Starrett City (New York, NY)
Jewish Community Relations Council of Philadelphia
Jewish Council on Urban Affairs (Chicago, IL)
Jewish Family & Career Services (Atlanta, GA)
Jewish Family & Children’s Service (Pittsburgh, PA)
Jewish Family & Children’s Services of the East Bay (Berkeley, CA)
Jewish Family Service of Buffalo & Erie County New York
Jewish Family Service of Western Massachusetts, Inc.
Jewish Family Services (Ann Arbor, MI)
Jewish Labor Committee Western Region (Los Angeles, CA)
Jewish Social Policy Action Network (Philadelphia, PA)
Jewish Vocational Service of MetroWest (East Orange, NJ)
Jews for Racial & Economic Justice (New York, NY)
Massachusetts Board of Rabbis (Newton, MA)
National Council of Jewish Women ‐ Greater Philadelphia
National Council of Jewish Women Texas State Policy Advocates
UJA‐Federation of New York
Women of Vision (Philadelphia, PA)
By pushing for immigration amnesty, these groups are trying to pour poison into my bloodstream, so I react strongly against these people who are trying to kill me and my country.
Let’s talk about the Eucalyptus Question.
I am not opposed to all non-native species. I think many of them benefit us.
On the other hand, I want there to be places in Southern California with only native vegetation. I don’t want invasive species wiping out all of the natives. I only welcome non-native species to the extent that they can be controlled and used for our benefit. And I think the same way about human immigration. I don’t want so many immigrants that America loses its heritage. I don’t want organized elites to strangle native cultures and replace them with massive immigration.
Some immigrants are an excellent fit with their new country. For example, I think all historically Anglo-Saxon countries such as the United States, Canada, England and Australia should reclaim their Anglo-Saxon heritage and have easy immigration and trade between fellow Anglos. When it comes to Jews, those from Western Europe are going to be a much easier fit for Western countries than Jews from Eastern Europe and the Middle East. German Jews, in particular, have been an enormous blessing to the world.
I Googled native vs non-native vegetation in Southern California and found this list. By the descriptions, I think it provides a good case against certain non-native vegetation and how at times a smart society will seek to prevent any importation of these invasive species.
* Alligatorweed, also known as pig weed, is a pernicious invasive plant that was first discovered in Alabama way back in 1897. It’s native to South America, but was transported to North America through ballast water. It forms dense, pervasive mats that make it hard for native species to thrive. It can also impact boating, fishing, and swimming.
* The water hyacinth is known among botanists as one of the worst aquatic plants in the world. While it’s native to South America, it has infested freshwater regions of California. It’s sold in big box and garden stores because of its beautiful flowers, but tends to grow and reproduce at astonishing rates, leading to millions of dollars per year in plant management fees.
* Another invasive aquatic plant, hydrilla probably originated in Asia before making its way to California around the 1950s. It came through the aquarium trade, escaping into local freshwater areas. It’s found in deserts, the San Francisco Bay Area, and even in more remote areas like Shasta. Typically, it forms mats like the water hyacinth above, blocking water flow and causing millions of dollars of damages.
* The Uruguay water-primrose is a noxious weed that invades the water ecosystems in California and many other areas of the western United States. Again, it is a mat-forming plant that has bright yellow-orange flowers. It’s been in California for over two decades, but is growing at an alarming rate, making it a growing concern for plant biologists and conservationists.
* Giant Salvinia looks kind of like floating mushrooms or heads of lettuce. It’s yet another plant that made its way to California from South America via the aquarium trade. As a serious threat to lakes, ponds, and rivers, it will completely cover water surfaces and create stagnant waters in once-moving streams. On top of that, these thick mats will often become havens for mosquitoes.
