matt bracken has a few thoughts about where we're heading with our new 'guests' and camp of the saints is the theme. here he presents a possible future scenario;

PRIVATE PARKER'S STORY: About his service in the Texas Militia, ten years after the collapse. [The DemonRats are importing a million-man no-shit replacement invasion genocide army. I have no doubt something like the following fiction is going to be the American reality, sooner rather than later.] Parker closed his eye and leaned forward, sighing deeply. I could see that he had something to get off his chest, and who better to tell than strangers? Newcomers from South Carolina? It seemed as though he just had to tell us what had happened in his own war. Caffeine and alcohol had opened all his locks. But he started his story with the oil refineries. According to Private Parker, almost everything boiled down to fuel. Once General Jackson had enough fuel, and the militia had airplanes that could fly again, they put spotters up in the sky. Remote-control drones and just about everything else powered by little factory-made batteries didn’t work anymore, but Cessnas and Pipers could fly just fine after they were gassed up. And that’s why General Jackson and his original volunteers had started in Texas City by taking over the old oil refineries, fuel farms and chemical plants. Jackson’s corps of engineers, mostly former oil industry workers, protected by unpaid militia volunteers, had gotten the flat-lined heart of Texas pumping again by turning raw petroleum into new fuel. Armories on the old military bases had been liberated, so mortars, machineguns and ammo were available to the Texas Militia. Once enough fuel was available, military trucks and light armored vehicles were put into service, and they became a powerful force multiplier against the disorganized bands of outlaws who were occupying Texas farms, towns and cities..........more.........