[cgk]

When I first moved to San Diego a couple years ago, I saw this building on the way to the zoo, and knowing what I knew *then* about La Raza, I was pretty creeped out...

Centro Cultural de la Raza: Established in 1970, Centro is dedicated to creating, promoting, and preserving Chicano, Mexican, and Indigenous art and culture.

[Reagan Man]

Thanks for your San Diego perspective, cgk.

Most foreigners who enter the US illegally, come here not to integrate into American society, but mainly to get find work. They disrupt our employment process, undermine our social welfare system and basically steal from the American people. Not to mention drug running and other related criminal activities associated with ilegal immigration, that includes possible terrorist activities.

We see today in Iraq what a small band of insurgents can accomplish. If things don't go the right way for these militant Hispanic groups, can you imagine what serious trouble they're capable of making for the American people. IMHO, that serious is just around the corner.

[bimbo]

Centro Cultural de la Raza: Established in 1970, Centro is dedicated to creating, promoting, and preserving Chicano, Mexican, and Indigenous art and culture.

... Centro is dedicated to La Reconquista - just ask them.

[kstewskis]

The image on the far left, looks like Stan Marsh's Dad on South Park!

[Czar]

"Centro Cultural de la Raza: Established in 1970, Centro is dedicated to creating, promoting, and preserving Chicano, Mexican, and Indigenous art and culture."

And loyal Amrican conservatives are equally dedicated to protecting American sovereignty and borders, and preserving American culture, customs, traditions and the english language.

Looks like we have a disagreement here.

One that will have to be resolved, once and for all.