Enemies Inside The Wire Part 1

Recently the Republican Governor of Montana, one Greg Gianforte, was yapping on Twitter about his upcoming trip to India. The response he got was less than supportive. Scratch that, he was mauled on Twitter. That didn’t dissuade him in the least. He went anyway and then was interviewed by the Hindustan Times about his trip: HT interview: ‘Can’t do much nowadays without a little pushback,’ says Montana guv Greg Gianforte on India trip backlash

Ol’ Greg said a bunch of interesting things, especially this, emphasis mine….

You went to IISc and met Indian researchers. What role do you see as that role that Indian students and researchers can play in Montana’s universities?

Well, Indian students in the Montana university system make up the second largest foreign student population, second only to Canada, who’s our northern neighbor. So, Indians are already present here in our university system, and there’s tremendous opportunity, particularly for Indian companies as they establish their North American beachhead in Montana, for jobs for these American-trained Indians to work with them and to further research, whether it’s in aerospace, bioscience, or agri-tech. So this is not something new. This is really just the next step in the relationship.

A “beachhead” for Indian companies in Montana. Huh. What is the definition of a “beachhead” according to Merriam-Webster?

Well gee Wally, it is a military term indicating establishing a base of operations from which to invade with more troops and supplies. Is that really the imagery a guy getting blasted already ought to be invoking?

The proper response to curry niggers trying to establish a “beachhead” anywhere in America…

I doubt Gianforte is smart enough to have chosen that that term as a subtle signal to India, he seems like kind of a dim bulb, maybe technically smart in his area of expertise (software) but an idiot in most other respects. Still it certainly sent a message to his already irate constituents.

According to Gianforte, this trip was to help lock in India’s purchasing of Montana “pulse crops” like lentils, peas and chickpeas and some aircraft parts. India?

India brings scale, technology, talent, and capital. Montana brings pulse crops, critical minerals, photonics, quantum expertise, and a fast-growing economy.

Basically India has a lot of people. India also can’t feed herself so they kinda have to buy food from us. India buys some chickpeas and aircraft parts from Montana and Montana gets to absorb infinity Indians. All part of this “partnership” dontcha know!

How is the “partnership” with India going so far for the average American?

The vast majority of those “jobs created” that Presidents brag about? They went to foreigners coming here to undercut American wages, drive up costs for American families and lower the American standard of living. Remember, to an Indian living in America in what we would consider abject poverty is still light-years better than living in India.

Of course as we all know, the H1B vias program is mostly a scam to import infinity Indians to do high tech, critical jobs like running convenience stores and cheap chain motels…

Montana and Montanans don’t benefit from having Indians around, if they did then people from Montana would want to move to India. They don’t.

Montana is a very sparsely populated state, with just over one million people spread out over 147,000 square miles making it the 48th most densely populated state after Alaska and Wyoming. Some seem to think that those big skies the state is nicknamed after would benefit from miles of high rise apartments crammed full of curry niggers.

As you might recall, during my 7,800 round-trip whirlwind tour last year (There And Back Again) I visited Montana for the first time. The state is amazing, a real gem of the best of America’s majestic outdoors although I regret only getting to see a small part of the state. Nobody that really loves the outdoors would look at Montana and say…

What this place needs is a lot more people and especially a whole bunch of Indians!

I asked Grok to list the 25 most polluted cities in the world and wouldn’t you know it, 12 of the 25 are in India, with 9 in Pakistan and 4 in China. If you ask for the top 100 it is even more skewed toward India. The same people yapping their traps about “the environment” are also demanding infinity Indians and other people that simply don’t give a shit about the environment.

Pajeets are a destructive, invasive species that is being welcomed in by people like Governor Gianforte. That makes him a traitor in my books.

Your enemies are not in Moscow.

Your enemies are not in Tehran.

Your enemies are not in Pyongyang.

Your enemies are in Washington D.C., in the Capitol and all of the hundreds of lobbying firms that populate D.C..

Your enemies are in many of the State Capitol buildings around the country, even in “red states” with Republican leadership.

Your enemies are crammed into apartments and barrios and rental properties where illegal workers and legal low wage workers alike drive up the cost real Americans pay for everything from housing to food to medical care.

While our armed forces and the attention of our President are focused on bullshit wars against nations that didn’t pose a threat to us, our nation has been, and is in the process of, being invaded right now. Today. As I type.

Perhaps the southern border is “closed”, based on “encounters”, but if you think people aren’t still coming across that border in droves you are hopelessly naive. Even with the border crossings down significantly over the Biden era, there are still far too many avenues of invasion, from H1B visas to the wombs of invaders already here who squeeze out newly minted “Americans” all day long.

People like Greg Gianforte are far worse than someone like Vivek Ramaswamy. At least Ramalamadingdong is working for his people, which he knows and I know and you know are Indians and not Americans, but Greg Gianforte is a White guy who seems quite willing to flood Montana (where he has lived less than half his life) with Indians. It is infuriating that someone could go to India on a trip, see that shithole and then declare he wants the same thing for Montana, one of the most beautiful places in North America.