[witnesstothefall]

Another case of taxpayer money being spent on enemy propaganda during wartime.

Wake up America.

[raybbr]

My question is, "Where does Reading, Pennsylvania get any Mexican heritage from?"

[WestPacSailor]

Ramirez caused a stir when he chose to express his views on America with a billboard-sized piece depicting a green road sign with the distances from Reading to foreign cities the United States military has bombed, including Hiroshima, Japan; Baghdad, Iraq; and Kabul, Afghanistan.

I notice Mexico City is absent...I am quite certain that the U.S. has attacked Mexico and Mexico City (Halls of Montezuma and all that).

Ramirez, who lives half the time in San Diego, California, and the other half in Tijuana, Mexico,

They're different places? You could have fooled me!

[mtbopfuyn]

Ramirez, who lives half the time in San Diego, California, and the other half in Tijuana, Mexico, said he's glad people will get to see his work. "Everybody has rights and I tried to exercise mine," he said.

And artists wonder why they're starving. Is Ramirez legal? Yet another who makes $$$ over here and then sends it back across the border. An article here a couple weeks ago discussed American $$$ sent across the border by Mexicans makes up the #2 Mexican "industry".

[Jeff Head]

We've been invaded...plain and simple. What is going on in California is what awaits many states in this Union unless we as a people wake up IMHO.

We are exporting our jobs, manufacturing, agriculture and technology as fast as we can and we are allowing illegal aliens of all stripes (principally Mexicans) to cross our southern border and make a mockery and a sham of what is left.

There are sappers within the perimeter...and they are being abetted by many, many politicians in our states and in Washington...mostly in the DNC, but far too many in the GOP as well. Like I said, we (all Americans) better wake up.

The ulitmnate consequences could be very dire if we do not find the strength, the will and the commitment to do so.

[RippleFire]

tout the Hispanic heritage of the city of Reading, Pennsylvania

Bwahaha! And the show only cost $500,000. I guess the joke's on us taxpayers.

[Paul Atreides]

Have you ever noticed how cliched the art world has been for so long?

[verity]

I prefer the Taco Bell dog on red velvet. Ariba!

[junta]

How about? "Mexico Incinerated"