It is with deep condolences to the family of Mollie Tibbetts that she had been taken so young and under evil circumstances. I do not know Mollie but I do live in Iowa and have a strong disdain for what has taken place. I further believe it is grievous indeed the coverage, or lack of, afforded her and the environment of this crime. With no real power or authority I censure media outlets like CNN, MSNBC and even The Hill for their bias and and frenzied eagerness to sweep the story under the rug for political reasons and ratings.
The murder of Ms. Tibbetts is heavy for many of us. I hardly presume to put the few conscious Americans in the same category as the family. Out of deep respect I will not comment further on the family because their grief runs infinitely deeper than we can imagine. It weighs heavy because it hit home. It proved to us that not even a lonely cornfield in a remote part of Iowa is safe anymore to enjoy the clean air, take in the circling birds or endure the humidity of the dense woods and crops.
Mollie Tibbetts was murdered by an illegal alien. His name is unworthy of mention but the confessed suspect is an original Mexican national and has resided in the United States in rural Iowa for many years. Like vast numbers from south of the border they are unchecked, undocumented and willingly enter the United States of America with full knowledge that they will spend the rest of their days with guilt and looking over their shoulders. Thus the true nature of an immigrant is null and void. A true immigrant embraces the laws, values, principles and precepts of that new home nation. For this reason "cultural diversity" is not advantageous to any nation. Any immigrant who wants to leave their home does so in search of change for whatever reason. A full change of circumstance requires adjusting your actions, thinking and outlook in order to embrace the environment who the Fathers intended to be "one" under the flag and God. In other words, embracing that which allows one to "pursue life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" and to know how to be a full contributing member of that collective.
I've known many of all races, creeds and colors and I am blind to all that superficial jargon. All are one under God and all are entitled to pursue the enlargement of their potential. It is with resolute respect that I say to have that clear conscience in order to prosper you must enter a country legally and without the cover of darkness or river. The wicked tend to silence the many who truly endeavor to this end.
Mollie didn't deserve this! In my humbled opinion it may not have happened at all had the southern border been secure and the proper laws allowed to be followed. Did you know that children are enslaved and trafficked over the border? Did you know that when what appears to be families become separated at the border many of those supposed "parents" do not claim the children they associated with them as they may be turned back to their own homeland? Did you know millions of dollars worth of drugs come through tightly strapped to old women and children?
And did you know that many good individuals and families seek refuge in the United States that they and their posterity may know opportunity, life, education and love in a new homeland.
For all these reasons a secure and strong border is vital and absolute. The protection of all Americans, even new ones from Mexico, must be paramount! Now, the death of Mollie may not have been changed. The perpetrator and suspected murderer may still have been here, but if he'd of been regularly checked and documented then...perhaps not.
Again, especially in Iowa we grieve with heavy heart for the loss of Mollie Tibbetts and wish all the best and happy memories for all closest to her.
The murder of Ms. Tibbetts is heavy for many of us. I hardly presume to put the few conscious Americans in the same category as the family. Out of deep respect I will not comment further on the family because their grief runs infinitely deeper than we can imagine. It weighs heavy because it hit home. It proved to us that not even a lonely cornfield in a remote part of Iowa is safe anymore to enjoy the clean air, take in the circling birds or endure the humidity of the dense woods and crops.
Mollie Tibbetts was murdered by an illegal alien. His name is unworthy of mention but the confessed suspect is an original Mexican national and has resided in the United States in rural Iowa for many years. Like vast numbers from south of the border they are unchecked, undocumented and willingly enter the United States of America with full knowledge that they will spend the rest of their days with guilt and looking over their shoulders. Thus the true nature of an immigrant is null and void. A true immigrant embraces the laws, values, principles and precepts of that new home nation. For this reason "cultural diversity" is not advantageous to any nation. Any immigrant who wants to leave their home does so in search of change for whatever reason. A full change of circumstance requires adjusting your actions, thinking and outlook in order to embrace the environment who the Fathers intended to be "one" under the flag and God. In other words, embracing that which allows one to "pursue life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" and to know how to be a full contributing member of that collective.
I've known many of all races, creeds and colors and I am blind to all that superficial jargon. All are one under God and all are entitled to pursue the enlargement of their potential. It is with resolute respect that I say to have that clear conscience in order to prosper you must enter a country legally and without the cover of darkness or river. The wicked tend to silence the many who truly endeavor to this end.
Mollie didn't deserve this! In my humbled opinion it may not have happened at all had the southern border been secure and the proper laws allowed to be followed. Did you know that children are enslaved and trafficked over the border? Did you know that when what appears to be families become separated at the border many of those supposed "parents" do not claim the children they associated with them as they may be turned back to their own homeland? Did you know millions of dollars worth of drugs come through tightly strapped to old women and children?
And did you know that many good individuals and families seek refuge in the United States that they and their posterity may know opportunity, life, education and love in a new homeland.
For all these reasons a secure and strong border is vital and absolute. The protection of all Americans, even new ones from Mexico, must be paramount! Now, the death of Mollie may not have been changed. The perpetrator and suspected murderer may still have been here, but if he'd of been regularly checked and documented then...perhaps not.
Again, especially in Iowa we grieve with heavy heart for the loss of Mollie Tibbetts and wish all the best and happy memories for all closest to her.
