By Jack Campbell

 

   The Bush administration this week granted an extension of "Temporary Protected Status" to 300,000 Central Americans from

El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua. Mr. Bush's rationale is that his action will help those countries to recover from "hurricanes and

natural disasters" that have recently swept those countries.

 

   Well, for the past twenty years there has been a tidal wave of third-world immigration into the US which has lowered wages and crippled economic opportunity for American citizens, most of them of European ancestry. Bush and his big business buddies want to make sure that

large numbers of Hispanics, who have lived lives of total poverty overseas and live 50 to a house in the US, will bring down the wages for

the rest of America. Wall Street lives in total fear and loathing of the idea of paying a man a living wage. One recalls the Marlon Brando line

from Apocalypse Now, "The Horror, the Horror"  when Wall Street reflects upon the idea of paying a man enough money to support a family.

 

   The importation of millions of Hispanics into the US is a human and natural disaster worse than that of the most severe hurricane, earthquake or flood. This is also a disaster for the Central Americans themselves, who will have their traditional cultures ripped from them and replaced with American "Consumerism" a non-culture for a mass of slaves.

 

   Salvadoran President Elias Antonio Saca praised Bush's move. Anyone who would praise a foreign leader for depopulating his own country

is a perverse moral monster. Does not Saca care about the welfare of his own people and the continued maintenance of a national state?

Of course not, his role is to protect the rights of the lazy-rich hacienda class. He views his own people as just another bunch of mouths to feed.