This militant muslim invasion.

 As a country, there's a certain reality we must face... sooner rather than later.

Most sentient beings in our country see our future playing out in France right now.

France is the prototype for our country as the nazis of the left become islamist's useful tools.

Rioters burn down Limoge, France City Hall.

We've already seen what the islamist-terrorist sympathizers do in Congress. We've seen it in increasingly radical towns taken over by muslims sharing the Shia vision of militant domination; towns where they now view our Constitution and laws as just so much toilet paper.

The effort is to achieve conquest by using our own rules against us.

Corruption runs rampant. The burden on our society is horrific.

In watching all of this play out, I'm reminded of the Tarantula wasp (aka tarantula hawk (Pompilidae))

For those unfamiliar with this species, it's a type of wasp that has a paralytic sting. It's also known for having the second most painful sting to humans (tarantulas generally aren't available for comment) second only to something called the "bullet ant." (Yes, I was today years old before I'd heard of a "bullet ant.")

This wasp preys on tarantulas. They find their target, the crawl all over it, as the tarantula itself seems helpless to defend itself; sting it, drag it to a hole, lays a single egg on the spider's abdomen.

The egg pupates within a couple of days and proceeds to eat the tarantula, paralyzed but otherwise unaffected, alive. (video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mq8916ZbjfE)

The above scenario is what we see happening in Spain, the UK and certainly in France.

And it also appears to be what we're seeing here in our country.

We see the statement of the problem playing out in front of us today.

The questions? What are we going to do about the democrat-islamist partnership. Democrats have voted terrorist supporters into office repeatedly and now they may do it in the Senate.

And once the decision is made to resolve the question, will we have the will to carry it out?

Do they really want someone with ties to the muslim brotherhood in our government?

We see it happening right now, today. The past is prescient. And if we do not learn from it, I fear we'll relieve it and we'll have no one to blame but ourselves for allowing it to happen.

Because, you know.... diversity.

How's that working out for them in Europe?

A response to the question of "Why are Republicans opposed to the forgiveness of student loans?"

I was cruising Quora Digest the other day, when I came across the following.

Now, the basis for Quora is as something of a discussion board where people ask questions seeking information.

The difficulty is that many questions are moronic. Many are trolls. Many can be answered by using a search engine google is one, but if one is searching for information with at least a modicum of non-bias, others exist.

Even the question I am about to paste here is rather stupid, considering how it's been debated to death in other forums, newspaper/magazine pieces and blogs.

But I've got to admit the first line of the response to the question intrigued me.

And I was impressed enough to copy and paste this particular exchange for your edification

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Q: Why are Republicans opposed to the forgiveness of student loans?

A: May I answer as a Democrat? I think many good reasons are stated here regarding the morality of essentially forcing people who already paid for their college and people who didn’t go to college to pay for those who went and have yet to pay for it.

But I have another reason. If you happen to support student loans, forgiving them now will eventually kill them altogether.

Once loans devolve into the government simply paying for college, which is what the progressive wing of the party is really after, then the debate is on about whether college should be “free” or not.

Since that is the real objective of the people pushing for loan forgiveness we should just have that debate instead of trying to slip a major policy change through the back door.

I believe that Progressives don’t want to have that debate because they know they will lose it. The Federal government simply has no money for another expensive entitlement, and the things they would need to do to make it somewhat affordable for the government will not appeal to the “free college” crowd, like tracking kids from a young age via entrance exams as they do in European and Asian countries to ensure that only the “best and the brightest” get to pursue baccalaureate degrees while the rest get funneled into vocational training. [Edit: there is nothing wrong with vocational training. I think it is way underrated in our society today. The question is who gets to choose.]

“Free college” would look nothing like today’s sprawling verdant campuses with carpeted dorms and climbing walls at the gym.

Anyone who knows that and still pushes for loan forgiveness for people that have experienced these things cannot accuse those opposed to their special pleading as being “selfish.”

The objection to pandering and vote-buying is not only from Republicans.

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I caught this and am blogging it because it is, to me, as succinct and accurate assessment of the issue... and response to why it's insane to engage in this practice... as any I've ever read.

I wish I could claim credit for these words but they come from a responder by the name of "Marc H," who believably claims an MBA from the Wharton School and that he "gives advice for a living."