G.W. Bush: U.S. President or Mexican Mole?

by John W. Lillpop




January 17, 2007 should go down in American history, along with December 7, 1941 and September 11, 2001, as days on which the United States was brutally attacked.

Although America was not physically attacked on January 17, the devastation to our republic was grave nonetheless.

On January 17, 2007, Jose Alonso Compean and Ignacio Ramos, former border patrol agents, were sent to federal prison for defending the United States against an illegal alien from Mexico as that criminal was attempting to smuggle illegal drugs into America.

Let me repeat: On January 17, 2007, American citizens were sent to prison for defending America against invasion by criminals from Mexico.

Even more distressing is the fact that our president, who has taken an oath to defend and protect America against all enemies, refused to intervene on behalf of Compean and Ramos, and on behalf of the American people.

This bitterly sad story promises to get much, much uglier.

With anti-American anarchists in control of the United States Congress, President Bush will be able to complete his fire sale of America to business interests by granting amnesty to 12-30 million illegal aliens.

Fast forward to mid-summer, 2007, for a moment:

A breaking news bulletin interrupts regular broadcasting during prime time. Television cameras zoom in on the White House where a historic piece of legislation is being about to become law by virtue of approval by President Bush.

At the center of the stage sits the president, smiling broadly at the Democrats and RINOs who joined him in acting on behalf of Mexico and against the interests of the American people.

The assembled traitors will include Democrat senators Reid, Kennedy, Boxer, and Feinstein, and Republicans Frist and McCain.

The U.S. House will be represented by Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the Sanchez sisters, and other advocates for criminal invaders.

With a stroke of his presidential pen, President Bush will grant legal status to the 12-30 million illegal alien criminals who have invaded America since 1986, when wholesale amnesty was last granted.

Once Bush is finished, former illegal aliens will comprise anywhere from 3-8% of the total United States population.

Nearly all of the “hardworking, goodhearted” illegal aliens that Bush will legalize will vote Democrat for the remainder of their lives, thereby effectively ending the two party system in America.

Scores of millions of Mexicans still living in Mexico, but disenchanted with life there, will see the latest amnesty as a sure sign that invading America can be accomplished with impunity.

It will be abundantly clear that America’s “conservative” president is actually a Mexican mole pretending to be loyal to America.

Scores of millions of additional illegal aliens will head north with little or no concern for U.S. borders or immigration laws.

George W. Bush will go down in history as the president who actively campaigned for the surrender of America to third-world foreigners.

He will be remembered as the president who discarded American sovereignty, rule of law, language, and culture in exchange for cheap lettuce.

He will also be remembered as the president who sent American men and women 10,000 miles from home to fight for Iraq and Afghanistan, but who refused to defend the American people at our southern border.

As Bush affixes his signature to the amnesty law and congratulates his co-conspirators for their efforts on behalf of 30 million criminals, remember what America did to American citizens Jose Alonso Compean and Ignacio Ramos on January 17.

And say a prayer in remembrance of America's lost sovereignty and descent into the morass of third-world existence.

John Lillpop is a recovering liberal.