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Changing Demographics (part two)

seniorSOY — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 21:13:20 +0000

Changing demographics (part two)
In a report from associated press; Clinton said that our changing demographics is what led to the election of Barack Obama. I would have to agree with that statement about our changing country. The world around us can see it too, and most laugh at what we have become. The people in other countries certainly see what happening and they see what our President is doing. I wonder why a tremendous amount of the American people can’t. So far Obama has failed in almost every area of Christianity, for some one who claims to be a born again Christian. What I am saying is don’t say you are something that you are not. The changing demographics are not Christian, and unfortunately the Christian population is on the decline here in America and around the world. That is how this once mighty nation could elect a president of his statue. (We the people) do not want truth anymore. There have been a lot of immigrants coming here with Muslim, Hindu and other religious backgrounds. Muslims, of course is the largest part of that population coming to America, and their belief system is based on works and fear. There motive is to have a caliphate world, which would do away with all other religions and cause you and me to either convert to Islam or die. I am reminded however of a story about a missionary who could not go into another country and witness for Christ. As bad as he wanted to, he couldn’t. Something always hindered him one way or another, whether it was finances or health reasons, he could not go. So he prayed to God that he would make a way for him to witness to this people. God answered his prayer in an ill-fated event; he brought the people to him by way of war. This man got his prayer answered in a way he did not expect, but God answered him and he began a ministry to reach out to those people. That is what I try and keep in my mind about all the other religions coming to America, we’ve been praying, God send someone to them, God answered, I’ll bring them to you. The United States has become the largest mission field in the world. Why, because we are a very diverse group of people from all walks of life, from almost every country and every belief. The world around us is changing, but that does not mean we change. In Malachi chapter 3: 6 God stated, (I change not; therefore ye sons of Jacob are not consumed). Remember that the next time someone comes to you and says, we need to compromise God’s word or we need to be tolerant of someone else’s religious beliefs. I thank not, we need to stand!

Changing Demographics (part one)

seniorSOY — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 21:09:36 +0000

“Changing demographics,” part one:
I was reading an article the other day from the associated press about a speech former President Bill Clinton gave at an American-Arab anti-discrimination Committee. The article was written on 06/14/2009. It said, in his speech (Clinton) to a 1000 people that the United States is no longer a black-white country, nor a country that is dominated by Christians and a powerful Jewish minority. The article stated Clinton as saying, given the growing number of Muslims, Hindus and other religious groups here, Americans should be mindful of the changing demographics which led to the election of Barack Obama as president. Later they claim he said, that by 2050 the U.S. will no longer have a majority of people with European heritage and that in an interdependent world “this is a very positive thing.” Now I want to take a closer look at what he said to this group of American-Arabs. First, he said we are not a black-white country anymore, and that is true because we seem to be letting everyone and his brother into our country, whether they are terrorist or not and giving them tax breaks and financial help so they can lead a productive life. So why not come to America. They apparently take what you and I have been providing the Government in the way of our tax money. When I was born into this country I did not receive Government assistance in any form, isn’t that discrimination. A lot of immigrants come and work here for a while sending monies back home to their families so they can come to the land of the free and the home of the brave. A place where mostly the black and white men and women born here have fought and some have died so we can be free and pay taxes so American and immigrants alike can live peaceably. I have no problem with immigrants coming to America, but give them the same opportunities as the one’s born here have. Don’t give them preferential treatment.

If they really want to be here, maybe we should set a cost to enter this country, we could certainly use the money to help pay off America’s tremendous debt. Maybe every male 18 and up should serve in our Military for two years as a price for coming here. Not to mention the fact, we have to learn a new language when we call customer service if we have a problem with anything. There has to be some kind of change. I know this seems harsh, but this country is falling fast and I am one proud American who doesn’t like it. Changing demographics is not a good thing and it is certainly not something we should be proud of.