Today, was the first day of a 2-day garage sale my wife and I decided to have to rid ourselves of the junk that accumulates in our house.  What transpired with the very first customer seemed like either a cruel joke or God's encouragement that we must continue to save our country, our heritage, and our culture.

A nice Lincoln SUV approached and while I was still moving things out to the driveway to sell, and my wife was arranging the last few items, the occupants of the vehicle (at least some of them) were perusing our tables.  When I returned outside, I noticed what I thought was power steering fluid leaking out of their SUV.  When I started walking around the car, the father was standing behind their youngest son while the son was urinating near the tire and onto our residential street.  The "power steering fluid" was actually this young boy's urine running down our hill.

I immediately yelled at the father to knock it off and asked him where he thought he was, but was met with just a big, dumb smile.  Meanwhile, the other occupants, the mother and what I presumed to be a grandmother, were just laughing away.  It was then that it occurred to me that these people had never actually responded to any of our greetings or accusations in English.  When I tried again to haze the father, he only spoke broken and unintelligible English.  My wife then told them all to leave and when the mother indicated that she wanted an item, my wife told her to put it down and leave.  We didn't need the money that bad.

These were the real-life example of "family values" that George Bush claims don't stop at the Rio Grande.  This was a perfect example of what has somehow become acceptable behavior as the rest of America sticks their heads in the sand and thinks there is nothing wrong with importing millions of 3rd world peasants into our country that was founded by English-speaking, God-fearing, Bible-believing Christians that based their laws and culture on the Bible.

This is the same country that we are about to lose if individual Americans don't start standing up and saying "NO" whenever they see their laws, culture, and heritage being stripped away before their very eyes.  It is no longer acceptable to say, "I wish someone would do something about this problem" and go back to watching American Idol.  It's about choosing the "harder right" over the "easier wrong". 

Get involved personally.  Whether it's your time or your money that you can give--choose one.  It's your country that's at stake.

Jason Mrochek
Co-founder & Executive Director
FIRE Coalition
http://www.firecoalition.com/