One of the requirements for becoming a naturalized, that is, legal, citizen of the US of A is an ability to read and understand rudimentary English. Why shouldn’t it be the Official Language? You really can’t have two or more.
Saturday, July 14, 2007
"Press 1 For English"
With all the hullabaloo over the Illegal Immigration Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill recently beaten to death in the Senate, I wonder if people missed the Democratic debate question where nearly all candidates opposed making English the official language of the United States?
One of the requirements for becoming a naturalized, that is, legal, citizen of the US of A is an ability to read and understand rudimentary English. Why shouldn’t it be the Official Language? You really can’t have two or more.
One of the requirements for becoming a naturalized, that is, legal, citizen of the US of A is an ability to read and understand rudimentary English. Why shouldn’t it be the Official Language? You really can’t have two or more.
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Thanks my friend. I have linked this and hope a lot of other people pick it up also. There is no logical reason why English should not be the official language and only the left wing wants to keep this from happening..part of the socialist agenda is divide and conquer and how best to divide than by language?
We see the same divide and conquer strategy at work with the multicultural agenda and the race baiters like Jackson and Sharpton who want nothing more than to keep the races separated for their (J and S) own power.
Long forgotten is Dr. King's Dream words of a color blind (or ethnic blind) society in which one is judged not by color or ethnicity but by deeds.
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