Category:  History Publisher: To The Nines Publishing ISBN-10:  0615230431 Type: Non-Fiction Pages: 160 Copyright: Dec 2009 ISBN-13: 9780615230436 One of the most controversial books recently written on the most threatening issue currently facing the United States---illegal immigration. A book that was neither written solely upon statistics nor by a person with a college education, political affiliation and/or agenda. It was written by a man who, with the exception of the time he spent defending this country as a United States Marine, has spent his entire adulthood not only working alongside the illegal immigrant but has and will continue to, along with the rest of America. feel the impact of their presence. In reading this book, the reader too shall discover, as the author has, that age, race, gender and religion are no longer the largest obstacles that one will have to overcome in order to obtain gainful employment, especially in those states with the heaviest population of illegal immigrants. It's three simple words and those words are: Bilingual A Must! Unlike President's Obama's economic stimulus package, implimenting eiher of the two recommendations as set forth in this book will bail out our failing economy and guarantee that each and every American who is able to and willing can and will be employed. Available now on Amazon.com.  Available on Barnesandnoble.com and borders.com in December 2009.  Excerpt Employers, like eveyone else in America these days, refuse to take responsibility for their own actions. In my opinion, we have sat upon our laurels far too long and it seems as if the greatest nation in the world has gotten up and quit. It also appears that we as a nation would rather whine about threatening issues rather than taking any action whatsoever. In doing so, we are not only losing control of this nation that many have lost their lives defending, but we are actually promoting those issues we intend to eradicate.

Why I Hate My Employer
"You may not like a lot of what Chuck Padget's got to say in this work, but you'll be forced to respect his straight-ahead, workingman's take on what's causing all the rents in the fabric of American society. This guy never pulled his punches when I served with him in the Marine Corps and he's still pounding away at what he perceives as wrongs that need to be corrected."

Dale Dye, Captain, U.S. Marine Corps (Ret), ShowBiz Military Advisor, Author, Actor, Director

Why I Hate My Employer
At a time in human history filled with extreme political correctness, Charles F. Padget is a man with enough courage and common sense to call it as he sees it. His insights shed light on an ever increasing problem in this country. While many may agree with his views, social pressures from mainstream media and other groups prevent them from voicing their opinions publicly. My only hope, if nothing else, is that this book will open the door to convincing all Americans to use the right granted them by the First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America: Freedom of Speech.

Ron Walker, American


Why I Hate My Employer
I personally find the author's comments about Charlton Heston and the NRA objectionable. I'm not a member of the NRA, but I support them, or endorse them. They stand for the 2nd Amendment and the right for American citizens to bear arms. That is their primary purpose and passion. Not hunting animals. So while I like the book, I don't know if I can be a party to anything that attacks Charlton Heston and besmirches his good name.

Patrick G., american worker