Posted on 07/08/2006 8:14:39 PM PDT by skeptoid
8 de julio de 2006
Discurso Radial del Presidente a la Nación
EL PRESIDENTE: Los estadounidenses están viviendo momentos de gran esperanza - y de gran oportunidad. Si mantenemos bajos nuestros impuestos, si mantenemos competitivo a nuestro país y si mantenemos a esta Nación acogedora, contribuiremos a nuestra prosperidad - y crearemos un mejor Estados Unidos para generaciones futuras.
Declaraciones del Presidente acerca de la Inmigración
EL PRESIDENTE: Acabo de tener una conversación realmente interesante. En primer lugar, este negocio es propiedad de dos hermanos iraní- estadounidenses. Son dueños de pequeñas empresas, son empresarios, están empleando a gente. Y luego conocí a la gerente de zona, que trabaja con los dos hermanos iraní- estadounidenses, que resulta ser estadounidense de origen guatemalteco. Está aprendiendo sobre el negocio. Está asumiendo responsabilidades adicionales. Luego hablé con el gerente del establecimiento, que es salvadoreño-estadounidense.
Discurso Radial del Presidente a la Nación
EL PRESIDENTE: El Cuatro de Julio, también honramos los sacrificios hechos por cada generación de estadounidenses para proteger las promesas de la Declaración de Independencia. Durante más de dos siglos -desde los acampamentos de Valley Forge hasta las montañas de Afganistán- los estadounidenses se han sacrificado por los principios de nuestra fundación.
(Excerpt) Read more at whitehouse.gov ...
El Presidente George W. Bush se dirige a los invitados
durante la celebración del Cinco de Mayo por la Casa
Blanca el jueves 4 de mayo de 2006 en el East Room.
Foto por Paul Morse de la Casa Blanca
And I suddenly realize that there is not an 'http://www.whitehouse.gov/norske/youbetcha' page to accomodate my Norwegian heritage. I'm the first generation of my family who grew up speaking English only and now I know why. The White House apparently has deliberately chosen to perpetuate the Mexican culture and preserve the Mexican/Spanish language while ignoring the contribution of my Salt-of-the-Earth Scandinavian Forefathers.
And as I contemplate the picture of the President in the White House celebrating the Mexican victory in the Battle of Puebla on the 5th of May, I wonder why he never celebrates Norwegian Independence Day on the 17th of May. I would rather see Syttende mai at the Hvit Hus than Cinco de Mayo por la Casa Blanca, since neither of them have anything to do with the founding of our precious Republic.
My ancestors, like most Mexican immigrants, came here for the opportunity, 'the promise of America', and while they spoke the old language for a while, they never demanded that the government deal in Norwegian.
Nor should it deal in Spanish.
Disgusting. Is Ebonics planned?
If a person is accessing the White House website, using a computer, that person probably has the intelligence to learn a little English.
Bush, the first Latino President?
BTTT
Reading the words Americans won't read.
wow
This is what I see.
Many countries (nonAnglophone) have English versions of government websites.
And the government website is also, and primarily, in English.
But they're probably not.
They are probably illegals with little loyalty to this country or this culture.
We have celebrated may 17th for the last 28 years, daughter's birthday. :)
Do you think that is to accommodate illegal American citizens living in their country?
mine also
france's official government website has an English and a German version.
In fact there are very few if any official government websites of any nation that are only in one language.
Why would this upset you?
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