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2016-01-05 01:07:42
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European American project:
An ambitious project that'll being hundreds of thousands of Europeans to emigrate here, over a period of time. We’ll establish Little Germany, Little Italy, Little France, etc.
This will be done on an unprecedented scale, across a large section of desolate land in specific states. Full scale towns and farmland will be dedicated to those communities, away from already established American towns to avoid any social unrest.
Goals:
Create a streamlined, government approved way of getting a citizenship.
Create a system that’ll guide the European Immigrants on a set path that’ll eventually get them a higher quality of life - a well paying job that’ll get them a large home, larger wealth, etc.
To avoid job competition with Americans, The Europeans will predominantly work in constructing the communities for themselves
promote how they’ll have more freedom, depending on the state.
Get Europeans educated about how their quality of life would improve if they were to live in America, as a European American. Do this by showing them an array of individual states that would offer them greater economic and personal freedom.
Compare the statistics of those states to the country that they live in.
Employ many recent immigrants for the project, to show them how well immigrants can function in society.
When employing people to work on this gigantic project, go to great lengths to avoid people with any racist past. Do not take any donations from racist groups, etc.
Employ a variety of marketing methods - commercials, news segments, town hall meetings, epic speeches in front of tremendous crowds, debates with politicians, sweeping internet presence, get celebrities & politicians to help.
Promote the concept of how each state is comparable to their countries, and problems in other states may not necessarily be relevant to another state, etc.
Like this:
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arcadia,_California
