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The King's Hall

America for Americans: Why Unfettered Immigration, a Globalist Economy, and the H-1B Are Destroying Our Nation

The King's Hall

Brian Sauvé, Dan Berkholder, & Eric Conn

Society & Culture, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.91K Ratings

🗓️ 17 January 2025

⏱️ 119 minutes

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Summary

As the recent dustup on X over Christmas demonstrated, the ruling elites and techno-oligarchs aren't exactly in touch with American sentiment when it comes to the H-1B visa, a program that brings in foreign labor to replace American jobs. The program has existed for a long time, and one of its key users is Apple. Likewise, we'll talk about an article from Dave Greene about the H-1B that dispels many of the ugly truths behind it. As with the story of the closure of the Leinenkugel Brewery in W...

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0:00.0

The What picture in the American mind better encapsulates feelings of nostalgia, patriotism, or longing for a place than small-town America?

0:47.1

A part of our spirit is stirred when we see historic photographs of a simpler time, or when we see a film like, it's a wonderful life.

0:55.5

Set against the backdrop of massively populated urban centers filled with faces we don't know,

1:00.9

the small rural community reminds us of Mayberry, familiarity, and a deeply shared common good.

1:08.1

In these scenes, children often litter the streets with shouts of play,

1:12.2

and the average citizen walking the sidewalks has a timeless class in their style of dress and

1:17.4

posture. Despite the plight of small-town America since the economic downturn of 2009,

1:23.6

and for many decades before that, too, the small- town vibe holds a special part in the American soul.

1:29.8

The sense of belonging and appreciation towards small town America is also widespread in other forms of art.

1:36.8

As Jason Aldeen recently demonstrated in his song, Try That in a Small Town.

1:41.6

Even the politics of small towns are vastly different than left-leaning

1:45.5

childless blue cities. These small local places dot the map of America's heartland, connecting two

1:52.3

left coasts and trying to preserve whatever is left of a more traditional way of life. Tracy Bird

1:58.6

captures these emotions in his song, I'm from the country with the following

2:02.8

chorus. Everybody knows everybody. Everybody calls you friend. You don't need an invitation. Oh,

2:09.0

kick off your shoes. Come on in. Yeah, we know how to work and we know how to play. We're from the

2:14.5

country and we like it that way. Chippewa Falls is the quintessential

2:18.7

picture of small town America, rich with history and nostalgia. One Chippewa Falls resident was

2:24.5

even awarded the Medal of Honor for his bravery in battle during World War II. The town was built

2:29.7

on the banks of the Chippewa River in west central Wisconsin due to the proximity to the largest stand of

2:35.1

white pine in the upper Midwest. The Chippewa Lumber and Boom Company built the largest sawmill

2:40.9

under one roof in the world. Support of the logging industry brought other manufacturing,

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