MM#479--When Policy Becomes A Weapon Against A Nation

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The Book Media Ignores

Mariel Boatlift As Mass Weapon

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Now, here's your host, David Kaiser. Hello, I am David, and welcome back to another Mojo Minute. This is a video and audio podcast. Peter Schweitzer just released a book that the media refuses to touch. It's called The Invisible Coup, and it documents how foreign governments have been using our own laws, our own open arms, as weapons against us. I'm going to read you three passages from the book today, and by the end, you're going to ask yourself, why hasn't anyone told us about any of this? Why didn't anyone tell us this sooner? Now, Peter Schweitzer is the author of Red Handed, Blood Money, and Secret Empires. And every single one of those books, they became tomorrow's headlines. But the invisible coup is his most alarming work yet. And the thesis is simple. It's this America isn't being invaded by accident. It's being dismantled through legal mechanisms by foreign governments who see our closed borders now and are frankly deploying a phase two, which is even a more strategic weapon against us. Let's go to the book for our first pull quote. Thousands of people crowded into small boats and were illuminated by carbon arc searchlights scanning the perimeter of Mariel Harbor in Cuba. The shoreline teemed with men and women and children carrying little more than the clothes on their backs, hoping to escape the Fidel Castro regime on trawlers, yachts, commercial ships, and sailboats. They used anything they could to survive the trip across the open ocean to Miami. Patrol boats and armed guards kept a careful watch on the crafts assembled for the journey. The President of the United States, Jimmy Carter, had assured, quote, an open heart and open arms. Probably puffing on a cohiba, Fidel Castro promised all fill his arms with bleep. During the late spring of 1980, the brutal communist dictator of Cuba engineered an export of close to one hundred and twenty five thousand of his countrymen to the United States. It began with Cubans in America calling for people to flee to the United States waters, but it ended with Castro seeing an opportunity to choose who to send. It would become the first successful deployment of a weapon of mass migration against the United States. It has since been regarded as the third the third most damaging foreign attack in US history after Pearl Harbor and nine eleven. Folks, did you catch that? The third most damaging foreign attack in US history just after Pearl Harbor and nine eleven is wait for it. The Mariel boat lift? Who in their right mind would have guessed that? Fidel Castro looked at Jimmy Carter's open arms policy and turned it into a weapon, exporting criminals, mentally ill patients, and intelligence assets directly into the United States.

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And here's the key word that Schweitzer used in his book. This wasn't chaos. This was strategy.

Mexico And The Reconquista Strategy

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That's weapon number one. And if Castro could do it in 1980, who's doing it right now? So let's talk about Mexico. Schweitzer documents a strategy he calls the Reconquista, a deliberate effort by the Mexican government to embed political influence in the United States. And it didn't start with the cartels, it's been going on. Most recently, this latest phase, with a secret meeting just three days after the 2020 election.

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In fact, let's go to the book for that poll quote. Go into the book.

China And Birth Tourism Loopholes

Elites Incentives And The Deep State Claim

Homework Birthright Citizenship And Closing

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On November sixth, 2020, just three days after the after America's presidential election, Mech Mexico's top officials gathered for a secret meeting. With Donald Trump exiting the Oval Office and Joe Biden entering, Mexico looked forward to a dramatic shift. This was good fortune for Mexico. There was business to do. With Biden in office, Mexico could have, or Mexico would have, rather, would have a historic opportunity to act. During his campaign for president, Biden had declared that some illegal migrants in the country, quote, are more American than most Americans are. All indications were that he was swinging the gates to America wide open. President Andres Manuel Lopez Obador had been an outspoken critic of Trump traveling throughout the United States in 2017 to fan the flames of opposition to the newly elected U.S. President and his nascent immigration policies. As always, Orbador wrapped his reconquista motivations for mass migrations, for mass migration to reclaim portions of the American Southwest in the rhetorical cloak of quote human rights. He goes on in the book to say the goal was simple changing the country by changing the people. That's not immigration policy, that's a geopolitical strategy. And Schweitzer is pointing out that AMLO didn't hide it. That's orbidor. He just rebranded it as human rights. The Mexican government was meeting three days after our election to map out how to exploit the incoming administration. That's not a good neighbor. That's an adversary operating inside our borders with a 50-year plan. That's weapon number two. Now, if this is the kind of beyond the headlines analysis, using the best books to help us answer those most important questions, is what you have been looking for, then hit the subscribe button right now. Help us out. We're a small channel. And because frankly, we're just getting to the most alarming part of this book China. Cuba used a boat lift. Mexico used demographics and political organizing. And China? China's playing even a longer game. Schweitzer documents what he calls a natal iceberg, and the Obama administration just made it worse. Let's go to the book to find out. Birth tourism from China exploded under President Barack Obama's tenure because his administration made it, quote, more accessible, according to a U.S. Senate report. The Obama administration instructed U.S. consular officers to quote not to deny visa applicants solely because they planned to travel to the United States to obtain citizenship for their child. Obama made it so Chinese birth tourists did not even need to lie on their visa applications. The change in policy also made it harder to prosecute visa fraud cases involving birth tourism. During President Donald Trump's first term in the office, there were some raids, there were some arrests, prosecutions in California. But the federal investigators who took down some of those operations said it was just the tip of the quote natal iceberg. We're trying our best to quell this, but it's growing, said Mark Zito of Homeland Security, who was involved in one raid. Quote, other nations will start taking advantage of this. Now Obama didn't just allow this, he made it easier. He instructed those consular officers not to deny visas for birth tourism, and he made it far easier to prosecute fraud cases. The investigators on the ground were telling Washington this is growing, and nobody listened. You know, these children, they're going to grow up as American citizens abroad. They're going to get security clearances. They're going to enter our military and our tech sector. Schweitzer's right. He describes a generational infiltration strategy. And we have been funding it with our own open arms. And that's that's weapon number three. So here's the question we have to ask. And Schweitzer, frankly, forces us to ask who let this happen? Cuba, Mexico, China. Three different strategies, three different weapons, but they all have one thing in common. The American elites who benefited from keeping the door open. Ah, the real masters of the deep state. You know, big tech wants cheap labor. The political class, and especially the Democratic Party, wants a new electorate. Wall Street wants economic disruption that drives down wages. Schweitzer's argument isn't that these elites are foreign agents, it's that they want the same things foreign governments want. And when our own leaders benefit from our own country's decline, what do you call that? What do you call that? Schweitzer's right. He calls it an invisible coup. It's not tanks in the street. It's not a stolen ballot. Well maybe if we keep allowing illegal immigrants to vote in our elections. But indeed it is a invisible coup. A slow structural reshaping of who lives here and who votes here and who controls the levers of American power. Done through perfectly legal mechanisms, done over decades, and by the time it's visible, it may already be done. An invisible coup. Is the border crisis a failure or is it a weapon? Cuba proved it in 1980. Mexico is executing on it right now and China. Well, they're playing the long game. They're playing the 50-year game. The Invisible Coup by Peter Schweisser? That's your homework. Read it. Then come back here and tell me what you think of it. Now, in the meantime, what say you about birthright citizenship? The Supreme Court just heard oral arguments about that type of case. Is it legal or not? Is it a weapon being used against us like we talked about in this book? Let me know in the comments. And most importantly, as always, keep fighting the good fight.

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