Calling all activists
(again!)
New post on Refugee Resettlement Watch
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Since
your numbers are growing so rapidly, I can't keep track of you all; and
because we now need to step-up the resistance by becoming better
organized locally and within states, the Center for Security Policy
has offered to help me/us find you. Right now we just want to locate
those of you wishing to get more deeply involved in this all-important
issue.
We
have had a very good response and hope to soon be able to start helping
you find each other. If you haven't signed up yet, please do!
Here is the Center for Security Policy:
In
response to growing interest in spreading knowledge about our deeply
flawed refugee resettlement policy, and building resistance to it, we
have started
to
collect contact and geographical data from those who wish to stay
engaged. Fill out only the fields you are comfortable filling below. At
this time we are collecting data to gauge interest and we will keep
you updated with news and action items
as
they come in. In the near future we hope to use this data to connect
activists in their local areas to run with their own initiatives going
forward. In the meantime, take advantage of the following resources:
Also check out Jim Simpson’s drill-down on the topic on Kindle: The Red-Green Axis: Refugees, Immigration and the Agenda to Erase America.
A paperback version of the book and a promotion YouTube video will be
available very soon. Thank you so much for your interest.
Now please go to the website
and send us your contact information. Please know that this is not for
fundraising purposes. It is to facilitate organizing on a
state-by-state basis. We will never begin to reform or roll-back this
out-of-control immigration program without your help, so please step up
and join the fight!
Traveling again!
I'll be away from my computer tomorrow and Thursday
(sorry won't be able to post your comments). If you are arriving here
for the first time, just use our search bar in the top left hand side
bar, enter a few key words (you might try your state or city first) and
see what we have said over the last eight years on that topic.
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