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Legalizing the Illegals – That was ALWAYS The Plan   By James Terminiello   Yup , they are illegal no matter what delicate and inaccurate term you wish to use. Yup , they are coming in droves .  And yup , the efforts to stop them are intentionally bumbling and bound to fail.   Why?   The PROs   It is obvious that the plan is and has always been to eventually legalize them.   Here is the fiction the government wants you to believe:   1) Illegal immigrants contribute to lower prices of US-produced goods and services which benefits all consumers    2) Legalization is also likely to reduce untaxed labor in the informal economy   3) Illegals will revitalize old homes and empty communities and start new businesses    4) Their fecundity will increase our flagging birth rate   5) Illegals help fulfill our Diversity Equity and Inclusion goals   6) Illegals grease the wheels of the labor market by flowing into industries and areas where there is a relative need for workers    There is a lot

  NARCAN Overdose Drug - A Love Kiss to the Pushers    By James Terminiello   T he radio commercial is so benevolent. Two apparently young and earnest people discuss a mutual friend who would have died of a drug overdose at a party but for the rapid use of NARCAN. An equally benevolent voice tells us that this wonder nasal spray is available free of charge and no questions asked at your local pharmacy.     Once again, our caregiver government comes to the rescue of the irresponsible.   But it’s free of charge.   Well, no. Those are your tax dollars that are making it free of charge.   But it saves lives.   Well, no. Do you really think reckless drug users are going to learn their lesson and be extra special careful when they use drugs recklessly the next time?   But users will think twice.   Well, no. Not if there is no requirement to get drug addiction therapy after they are saved by NARCAN. The user is not required to do anything.   But drug use is so commonplace, and we must