Switzerland Has A Better Idea

Geneva, Switzerland—Europe has a jewel of a nation that manages to keep a strong citizen defense and also serves as bankers to the world.   Switzerland also functions as the human rights watchdog of the world.  

The Swiss entered the European Union with an abundance of caution staying away from the new common currency known as the Euro.  They kept their own monetary system and won’t be dragged down by the spendthrifts in Greece and a few other Euro nations.

The Swiss are always at peace and their culture insures that they have a privileged way of life. 

Now, I will give you the bad news.  Switzerland in recent years opened their borders to an over abundance of immigrants that brought their own corrupt cultures polluting this nation.   Imported crime and thousands of social welfare parasites brought new restrictions on freedom and gun rights.  They are beginning to discover the error of their overly generous hospitality.   Of course now the problem people they should not have let in vote in elections and are gaining unwelcome change.

So far, aside from their immigration missteps, Switzerland has done it right.

Imagine if the USA refused to waste American lives on foreign wars and instead concentrated on our own defense, educational system, productivity and wealth building? 

Imagine if we simply enforced our longstanding immigration laws as they were and are intended?

Imagine if we did not make 150,000,000 million inhabitants totally helpless and hoplessly dependent on government handouts? 

Imagine if we never elected hundreds of Communists and criminals to our Congress and Whitehouse?

Instead of learning from the Swiss, we take our direction from the Communists, Fascists or other criminal regimes.   During all of our entire lives the USA has been in a state of war meddling somewhere in the world.   Today there is nobody in Switzerland that ever saw combat in the Swiss Armed Forces.  

Here is some video of my visit last year to Geneva for the Human Rights Film Festival.   I was there with a film I worked on about Arizona Death Row inmate, Debra Milke.