IMMIGRATION: Deport the Real Illegal Aliens

How to Play The Blame Game Against Weakest Guy on Totem Pole

by Johnny Punish

Yesterday in the little southern California town of Murrieta, we saw a blow-up of anger and fear that resulted in 150-plus protesters stopping a Federal Immigration bus carrying undocumented people seeking to enter the U.S. for work and family. The bus was on its way to a detention center for processing when it was stopped by the protestors. It made all the mainstream national news.

The acrimony was palatable on the ground and on the social networks; vitriolic and polarizing putting friends against friends as eruptions on what to do about this crisis hit uncivil tones.

Personally, I have listened carefully to all sides of the issue. What I have found is that those angry protestors have absolutely legitimate complaints about real issues that affect their daily lives and standards of living. While it appears as racism, it in fact is NOT racism but true genuine fear of a collapsing once great system that fed the American dream turning it into a 21st-century nightmare.

As it stands, the angry citizenry is hitting the boiling point. Since 2001, they have been terrorized by extremists, war-mongering profiteers, banksters, the corporate supreme court, globally lobbyists posing as American interests, and their homegrown politicians who are the very people supposed to represent them turning into pawns for corporate kings around the global world.

And now this; 50,000 kids crossing the border running away from murderous violence and poverty in their own country crossing the border needing help from U.S. Taxpayers! From a humanitarian perspective, this is nothing for a country of 300 million to resolve but is it really about the 50,000 kids? Or is it really about something else? Something bigger, more profound, more deep cut into the emotions of people?

I mean some are so angry that they are just taking shots at everything, everyone, and hoping to hit something. But most know what really happened and know how we got here. We just feel helpless. I mean, everyone knows about the fake wars and the trillions spent to support the members of the Dick Cheney Profiteer Club (PNAC). We get it! Americans may feel helpless against the power but we are NOT stupid.

And we know how we lost trillions of dollars of equity, jobs, and our once great economy. We know about the Wall Street scam. Heck, every time we look at the negative equity on our home and the over-encumbered mortgage balance due, we get it. We know its’ not the undocumented worker that did this to us. They are just the easiest and weakest guy on the blame game totem pole to hit! Heck, they have no rights we can slam them to the ground easily.

But the banksters and politicians who had and continue to have their greedy hands in our pockets, well, they have immunity! And we know that! We know we can’t simply lock them up. They are the law. We know they won’t investigate and indict themselves. Come on! We all know it. We know what has to be done but we don’t want to go there because it is just to hard. It is far better to blast the weak guy and make ourselves feel good if only just for a moment. Then we go back to our jobs, pay the bills, and hope for a better day.

So here we are; broke, beaten, blasted, blistered, and generally exhausted. Nothing has gone much our way. Where is the political reform promised to us? The transparency? Why are we still in Afghanistan and why are going back to Iraq? Who cares about sectarian violence in a land far away right? But alas, we know why! And it’s not really about Islam is it? It is about control of global resources and Iraq has the oil. Otherwise, we would NOT give a rat’s ass, would we?

So as you ponder the punch-up of yesterday, remember this immigration blow-up is NOT what it seems. It’s not a big issue at all. It’s just another issue that represents the overall frustration with living in a once-free country where the NSA spies on everyone with impunity with the one-party two factions of federal mafia continuing to roll over we-the-people without any inspiring representation that makes any sense.

So today, go ahead and do the moon stomp on the lowest working man on the blame totem pole. Have your tantrum! And then when you get your bearings, ask yourself;

1. How did we get here and why hasn’t anything of note changed?
2. How come NO banksters went to jail for terrorizing the American people that witnessed the greatest loss of equity in the history of the USA bankrupting the middle classes into poverty fear struck wage slaves?
3. How come we put our country in debt for trillions to support fake wars in favor of the corporatocracy and why no one went to jail or was even indicted or investigated?
4. How come we blame the undocumented working man who makes $ 5 a day as the bankster who reached into our pocket stealing everything we own? Yet the bankster lives in our hood while the undocumented working man gets stomped on?
5. How come we don’t have clean energy policymaking us energy independent taking us off fossil fuels and away from the 100-year-old oil wars in the Middle East?
6. How come we allow our government to work for the global corporatocracy instead of us; we the people?

How come?

Some many questions with no real answers except to deport the little kids that have no idea they are today’s misguided blame game target in a firefight for freedom, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Johnny Punish

Johnny Punish founded VT in 2004.  After 20 years at the helm, he “retired” from the daily operations in late 2023 passing the ball over to the new owner of VT, Chief Justin Time.   He now writes for VT as “Writer Emeritus”.  He is also a global citizen eco-activist, visionary, musician, artist, entertainer, businessman, investor, life coach, podcast host, and syndicated columnist.  

Punish is an ethnically cleansed Palestinian-American whose maternal family was evicted from their home in Haifa, Palestine in 1948 by Irgun; a Euro-Zionist Settler Terrorist Group.  The family became part of the over 1,000,000 Palestinians who are Al-Nakba refugees (The Catastrophe).  The family fled to Beirut Lebanon for 13 years eventually emigrating to the USA in 1961 via a Brasilian passport obtained by his Palestinian Brasilian-born grandmother (In the early 1900s, the family was sent to Sao Paolo Brasil as guest workers in the mining industry.  Punish’s father is Italian-American from New York City.  Punish’s paternal great-grandparents emigrated to the USA from Naples Italy and Marineo in Sicily in the 1890s.  Punish was born in the Bronx, New York in 1963.

Punish was educated at the University of Nevada Las Vegas (1980-81) and California State University Fullerton (1981-1984) with studies in accounting and business. Before the “internets” had been invented, he owned and ran (5) national newspapers in the United States of America from 1987-1998.  From 2004 to 2023, he owned and managed VT Foreign Policy retiring at the end of 2023.

Punish is also a recording artist.  He has over 100 original songs written. He records and produces music. A member of ASCAP, Punish has several songs placed in feature films. His music is promoted worldwide and played on all digital networks and net radio.

He is also the founder and owner of  Global Thinkers, a freedom media that helps free thinkers create real wealth.

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