If we don't stand strong today,
there'll be nothing to stand for tomorrow.

Some believe that if we're nice to those who come here to take advantage of our country, they'll be appreciative. Isn't that contrary
to what we see every day with our own eyes? Of course it is. A generous nature is most often viewed as weakness, and, as some entire foreign cultures see it, that "weakness" is to be exploited in any possible way.

That's where America is today. People from every corner of the globe look at us as a rich and lazy country that's on the decline and is ripe for the taking. And they are taking. They are picking our pockets and laughing at us. And they're arrogant.

So far, we have allowed them free rein. Our own government, the body we elected to protect us, is neglecting us in favor of pandering to illegals for reasons of politics and greed. Social services continue to reward non-citizens; the lack of a national language promotes the splintering of our country instead of assimilation; porous borders are an open invitation to infectious diseases, economic chaos, increased criminality, and terrorism. We've allowed a strain to be put on law enforcement agencies, our educational system, our medical system, our social systems, and our national psyche. It's time to fix things.