North Sea Legacy

U.S. Secretary of Labor in the 1920s, the wise American James J. Davis, explains why it is necessary to restrict and reverse immigration: ‘In almost every instance, great civilizations have perished through peaceful penetration of aliens who were admitted to do the work of the community ... whether as laborers, slaves, or soldiers, these migrations have resulted in the overthrow of the higher civilization ...’

Trump's SecState Rubio: "We in the West came to feel ashamed of the very things that made us exceptional. Embarrassed that our achievements set us apart from the rest of the world. Our prosperity somehow became a source of guilt. The word Nationalism became a dirty word, so we tore down our monuments, we condemned our own history, and in too many places we taught our children to be ashamed of the countries they would inherit. In the process we opened our borders, outsourced our industry, and allowed our militaries to wither and decay."

Gino Speranza, himself an immigrant, warned that the second generation was often worse than the first — with desires of their true nation outside America, but remaining here as 'citizens' with power. These 'citizens' have a right to vote, a right to veto the words and work of your children. Knowing this — should we allow immigration from all peoples, all places?

In 1923, a city in Michigan was taken over by Polish immigrants. When the government began to probe the area for criminal activity, the community became hostile. People were driven out for speaking English, and state police sent to restore order were attacked for making arrests. The American forces were treated as outsiders in their own country, by people whose parents and grandparents did not settle the land.

The sweeping Immigration Act of 1924 was hailed as another Declaration of Independence. Before making it law, then President Calvin Coolidge said: “America must be Kept American.” If America had only one tradition, it would be the rejection and removal of those who don't fit in.

Justice George Sutherland on the people to whom American citizenship belongs: "The words of familiar speech which were used by the original framers of the law, were intended to include only the type of men whom they knew as white. The immigration of that day was almost exclusively from the British Isles and Northwestern Europe whence they and their forebears had come. When they extended the privilege of American citizenship to ‘any alien being a free white person’ it was these immigrants—bone of their bone and and their kind whom they must have had affirmatively in mind."

Italian immigrant Gino Speranza warned us that the United States is arming its own enemy by conferring citizenship to countless foreigners of all cultures, falling for the false notion that all free institutions can somehow fit all peoples. He says, for example, that naturalization alone won't make a Mexican an American, it only makes America less American. We cannot share a Constitution with people who could never create it.

' A war of extermination is raging in Texas—a war of barbarism and of despotic principles, waged by the mongrel Spanish-Indian and Negro race, against civilization and the Anglo-American race. For fifteen years I have been laboring like a slave to Americanize Texas—to form a nucleus around which my native countrymen could collect and grow into a solid body that would forever be a barrier of safety to the southwestern frontier.' — Stephen F. Austin, 1836 ' As surely as to-morrow’s sun will rise and pursue its bright course along the firmament of heaven, so certain, it appears to my mind, must the Anglo-Saxon race pervade the whole southern extremity of this vast continent, and the people whom God has placed here in this land, spread, prevail, and pervade throughout the whole rich empire of this great hemisphere ... there is an instinct in the American people which impels them onward, which will lead them to pervade this continent. ... as their birth-right. ' — Sam Houston, 1848 On The spirit of Texas.

President Trump's Department of Justice has taken down a major marriage fraud scheme involving Chinese nationals and naturalized citizens, executing one of the largest prosecutions against such fraud. Widespread immigration scamming has been a problem for our nation for longer than we have had the tools to stop it. Shortly after the Immigration Act of 1924, 50 Poles were caught using fake visas and mock uniforms to pose as skilled migrants. Another involved an Italian Opera company smuggling peasants into the country as essential workers.

From Lothrop Stoddard's Revolt of the Under-Man: 'We must recognize that there exists an irreconcilable minority of congenital revolutionists — born rebels against civilization. Their philosophy may entice the impatient who want short cuts, and the emotional liberals who are used as catspaws for the revolutionists.'

Trump advisor Stephen Miller is directly channeling Nordau, Stoddard and the philosophy of this channel, telling an audience of diplomats from 67 nations that inferiority and insanity is the cause of leftism — a threat to superior life.

"While there are plenty of useful idiots who may believe the ideology, the leftist is fundamentally motivated by envy and hatred against what is beautiful, natural and good. They turn their emotions into a desire to inflict pain. Notice they're all deformed in some way, their appearance or dress or mannerisms."

'Do we need more immigrants? Today there are 3,000,000 out of work in the United States. Does any one pretend that we can go on being regarded as a sane people, if we add by immigration a million a year to the number of un-employed?'

In the early 1900s, immigrants and their advocates, their descendants and the people who felt for them put sob stories, cries of cruelty in the news to hinder our immigration laws and halt deportations. William Roscoe Thayer in 1922 wrote, ’In dealing with immigrants, blood often determines their actions without respect to justice or even common sense.’

Likewise, the man responsible for growing the National Park System was Madison Grant — an immigration restrictionist who conserved several American species. Both men advised Teddy Roosevelt, contributed to his administration, and were lions for the American Eugenics movement. Immigration restriction is an American tradition, and this channel is dedicated to the work they led.

Patriot spotlight: The man who popularized and designed the Playground in America, Joseph Lee, financed the Immigration Restriction League. Lee promoted the strictest immigration laws in U.S. history, and believed if a people did not make a good playmate, they were not fit to assimilate. Take time today to learn your history and love those who tried to make it better.

Immigration was a defining issue of the American Centennial, too. Before the worst mass migration wave yet, California fought to repel cheap labor, especially from China. The Supreme Court blocked Cali in 1876, forcing Congress to act, which led up to the Chinese Exclusion Acts. Lawmakers lobbied to stem the tide, official government study found that "The Chinese deprive Whites, live in filth and can never assimilate", it was of dire important to end their importation.

‘We Americans are apt to be impatient and want quick solutions. We must realize that alienism cannot be quickly solved. To deal with millions of aliens will take two or three generations at best. We must be frank and firm to effectively combat the problem of aliens.’

Lothrop Stoddard warns about the alien spirit that tries to deconstruct America: ‘They describe America not as a nation, but as an area inhabited by many people. They slander the colonists, portray the pioneers as destroyers and thieves, only to envision a 'pluralistic America'.’