(By Chris Moore, LibertarianToday.com) -- Repatriation singles out no one, but follows a simple rule of thumb: those that organize into parallel nations with their own identity, agenda and alien loyalties to the point of threatening the sovereignty of America belong in the nation to which they are loyal. Whether this is applied to La Raza (Mexico), the Israel lobby, or any other ethnic-nationalist group working at the behest of a foreign agenda makes no difference. For example, if the powerful Turkish lobby rose to the point of threatening American sovereignty, as the Israel lobby has, it too would be repatriated.
It really wouldn’t be that difficult to set up tribunals to identify, convict and deport the leaders of these foreign nationalist movements, which is all it would really take to break their backs.
Those opposed to this concept are simply suffering from a lack of patriotism and divided loyalties -- and not just between America and a foreign country. There are other visions prodding and pulling Americans in opposition to the American interest, e.g. triumphalist Judeo-Christianity vs. America, White nationalism vs. America, money worship/Corporatism vs. America, the Globalizationist agenda vs. America, the international Statist-liberal/Leftists-Marxist vision vs. America. Some of these may be legitimate viewpoints, but when it comes right down to it, why should milquetoast Americans willing to subordinate and even destroy the American interest in favor of a competing vision be setting American policy? A country led by these types ends up confused and crumbling, which is where America is today.
The concept of repatriation is one component of libertarian nationalism, which unlike the corrupted, international profiteering GOP version of nationalism (not to mention the scatterbrained Democrats' schizophrenic and contradictory internationalist "patriotism" that is filled with hostility to the very concept of national sovereignty itself) wouldn’t get the American people dragged into foreign wars and hair brained ideological experiments the world over. Puffed up, hostile elites with all manner of foreign, utopian, self-serving or just plain misguided loyalties and agendas that conflict with the idea of America itself by using and exploiting the country to the breaking point are the very last people who should be holding themselves up as model Americans, and setting American policy.
Chris Moore is publisher of LibertarianToday.com
