The Washington Post published a year old story about four ILLEGAL immigrant teenagers' science project beating out MIT's best in a contest.
Why did the Post publish the story and lament the Mexican geniuses' chances for college education because they are not eligible for in-state tuition and other government subsidies? (Don't kids work their way through college anymore?)
The Washington Post featured the year-old story because the four Mexican geniuses who beat MIT are living in Arizona. Hint. Hint. Hint.
Even W-P readers know about the evil white supremacist; KKK; Aryan Nation; hate monger; bigoted; dangerous dope dealing, illegal gun owning, child molesting neo-Davidian; angry white men; immigrant hunting; beer-swilling; gun-happy MMP. So guess who's the target of these.. these.. vigilantes!
wnd.com has the link to The Magazine Reader, "Stinky the Robot, Four Kids And a Brief Whiff of Success," By Peter Carlson Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, March 29, 2005; Page C01. Americans love "a tale of scrappy underdogs triumphing against long odds" such as "last year's Marine Advanced Technology Remotely Operated Vehicle Competition -- an underwater robotics contest sponsored by NASA and the Office of Naval Research -- [the Mexican kids' robot, Stinky] was greeted with barely suppressed snickers. Nobody expected Stinky to compete with the robot from MIT, a handsome machine created by 12 elite engineering and computer science students. . . ."
The MSM at work. IMO.
Hint: they would have impunity for starting the violence. Hint: they ain't the MMP.
Conspiracy tin-foil hat time? Hey, not every thing that happens is totally random.
The MMP folks are going to need nerves of steel. They'll need the kind of restraint few people have, too -- or at least have their own cameramen to tape what the MSM leave out, remember Rodney King?
IMO.