The article you are about to read may not be to your liking. In fact, it may offend you to the highest degree. But so be it. This nation is facing the fruits of an invasion that has to be stopped and obviously stringent measures are necessary, and as you read try to understand the solution proposed. (First read the article at the URL (http://www.courant.com/news/local/hcctehdrape0823.artaug23%2C0%2C4661267.story)

Let’s examine the facts. (1) The perp is an illegal alien, (2) who went looking for an opportunity to rape, pillage, and plunder. (3) He found an unlocked door and took advantage of a defenseless human being. Every one of those has been proved and the perp admits to them. He said he was sorry since he read in the Bible that he and the victim are brother and sister in God’s eyes. The word for that is bologna. Then he wants forgiveness from her and every one else. What he needs is God’s forgiveness provided for him in Christ. Isn’t it a bit strange that the perpetrators of the most heinous of crimes begin to whine for forgiveness and trot out the Bible to prove their sorrow? What they indeed are sorry about is facing the consequences of their foul deeds and then they seem to “get religion” real fast to escape punishment.

You may wonder where the article is going, but hang on, we’re getting there. First, the Constitution’s provisions are for the citizens of the United States. It begins thusly: We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union … Will someone point out where illegal aliens are included in We the people of the United States. Further, one of the duties of Congress is to regulate naturalization through immigration laws provided for in Article I, Section 8, clause 4, To establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization ...; For any of the supporters of the illegal aliens, please explain where the interlopers are included in We the people and why is Congress charged with developing rules for naturalization if the illegals are included? It is safe to say that the illegals aren’t protected by the Constitutional provisions as are legal citizens, and actually are subject to clause 15 which gives Congress the duty to … repel Invasions. If thousands of people crossing the border don’t constitute an invasion, then what does it constitute? And if it doesn't, then the word invasion has no place in this nation and clause 15,(repel Invasions) is meaningless.

When Jesus was crucified, a thief who was on a cross at the same time confessed him; there is no indication that he was relieved of his sentence because he confessed the Lord. That being true, why should an illegal be afforded any more consideration than that thief? Paul wrote to Christians in Romans 13:3, For rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil. He goes on to say in verse 4 that those in government are ministers of God for good.  He then continued in verse 4: But if thou do that which is evil, be afraid; for he beareth not the sword in vain: for he is the minister of God, a revenger to execute wrath upon him that doeth evil. Since that applies to Christians, why would it not apply to illegal aliens?

The article pointed out that “Cuy Xum, an illegal immigrant from Guatemala, is likely to be deported after serving his time in prison,” Narus said. Why should We the People bear the expense of his incarceration? And deportation is nothing more than a slap on the wrist.

We’re almost ready for the solution. The crimes committed against JD by the creep deserve the highest form of punishment. Assistant State's Attorney Edward Narus told Judge Thomas Miano, [that] "There is no sentence that is enough." But there is and the law should be changed to reflect it. Any illegal from any country should know and understand that We the People will not tolerate any more heinous acts by the Cuy Xums of the world and that their despicable acts will be dealt with in the severest form of punishment we can deliver. What is the severest form of punishment we can deliver? Xum and all others who violate in such manner with rapes, murders, death by drunk driving, and other acts which cause grievous physical and personal injury, should be given the death penalty and executed swiftly with no appeal allowed. 

It is past time to be serious about the menace we face from these people. In Sorting It Out, imprisonment and deportation won’t solve the problem, but a judicious application of Romans 13 most assuredly will deter them, and at the same time the message will be sent to many others who have designs to prey upon us.

© 08-24-2007 DEC