Exclusive: The Truth About ‘La Raza’

Human Events ^ | 4/7/2006 | C Norwood

[Pelham]

Is the National Council of La Raza itself a racist organization? Regardless of the organization’s suspect ties, the majority of its members are not. When one examines all the organization’s activities, they are commendable non-profit projects, such as education and housing programs.

La Raza defenders usually respond by calling anyone making these allegations “a racist” for having called attention to La Raza’s racist links.

If they are unwilling to admit past misdeeds, they can at least state — unequivocally — that they officially oppose the racist and anti-American positions of MEChA, and any other groups that espouse similar views.

Through public appearances, written statements, and on their respective websites, La Raza groups and allies must:

1. Denounce the motto “For La Raza todo. Fuera de La Raza nada,” as repugnant, racist, and totally incompatible with American society or citizenship.

2. Acknowledge the right of all Americans to live wherever they choose in the U.S. without segregation.

3. Commit to sponsorship of nationwide educational programs to combat racism and anti-Semitism in the Hispanic community.

4. Denounce and sever all ties with MEChA and any other organizations with which they have ever been associated which held to the racist doctrines held by MEChA.

5. Acknowledge the internationally recognized borders of the U.S., the right of the citizens of the U.S. to determine immigration policy through the democratic process, and the right of the U.S. to undertake any and all necessary steps to effectively enforce immigration law and defend its border against unauthorized entry.

6. Repudiate all claims that current American territory rightfully belongs to Mexico.

If not, the American people will know there’s a wolf in their midst, and take the necessary precautions to defend our Republic against an enemy.

[Pelham]

I couldn’t find the audio but here’s the transcript:

Augustin Cebada, Brown Berets; “Go back to Boston ! Go back to Plymouth Rock, Pilgrims! Get out! We are the future. You are old and tired. Go on. We have beaten you. Leave like beaten rats. You old white people. It is your duty to die. Through our love of having children, we are going to take over.

[Vaduz]

Indeed we need better educated house keepers and moles in government.

[odawg]

That sounds about like what I heard.

[Ketill Frostbeard]

The advantage of blitzkrieg is that you can send trainload after trainload of soldiers into a foreign country before anyone raises the alarm. No one wants to believe they’re at war. And when they do believe they’re at war, they look for someone else to say it, because knowing it and saying it leads to what will one do about it.

[RinaseaofDs]

You are undocumented, and can never count on living in a country that is governed by laws, and not people.

The dumbest thing about illegals is that they just escaped countries where the rule of law is absent. Then they count on the suspension of law in order to prosper in a country ruled by laws.

You can get good grades and still not be capable of critical thought.

[The_Media_never_lie]

Your post #5 underscores exactly that the media/GOPe are dishonest.

[Oatka]

Their stated objective long term is to retake all of the Southwest that once was part of old Mexico.

And when they've accomplished that, give 'em 10 years or less to turn their newly acquired territories into copies of the hellhole their parents risked their lives in leaving - then they can start illegally crossing the new border.

I prefer this map:

[GOPJ]

bttt

[Spitzensparkin1]

The Southwest U.S. was never part of Mexico. It was under control of Spain for a short time, though.
A common misconception.

[Spitzensparkin1]

Sorry, I meant to say it wasn’t settled by Mexico, it was settled by the Spanish Conquistadors, the Church and Spanish Citizens via Spanish Land Grants. It did however come under Mexican rule with Mexico’s independence from Spain. Throughout most of history it was not part of Mexico. Mexico did little for the area and the settlers were left to fend for themselves while under the Mexicans.