[lonewacko_dot_com]

Bolding added.

Note that Wartgow left the DPS a year ago, but you can contact the current superintendent, Michael Bennet, here: superintendent@dpsk12.org

The LAUSD has also received the books, as have Minnesota and no doubt many other cities. These textbooks were also mentioned in Mexico’s Undiplomatic Diplomats.

[volunbeer]

The NEA is grateful as well for all those new public school students......

[Radio_Silence]

Unbelievable. This stuff just makes my blood boil. At what point are we as a country going to say "enough!" Why must we continue to put up with this assault?

[Americanexpat]

What the hell are US schools doing accepting school books written in Spanish when these kids are supposed to be assimilating? We have the Mexican consulates pulling crap like this, openly interfering om out law enforcement issues and providing ID cards to help illegals send their money back to Mexico.

[Americanexpat]

What the hell are US schools doing accepting school books written in Spanish when these kids are supposed to be assimilating? We have the Mexican consulates pulling crap like this, openly interfering om out law enforcement issues and providing ID cards to help illegals send their money back to Mexico.

[Nomorjer Kinov]

¿Quiere usted fríe con eso?

[sheana]

So we spend billions each year educating Mexico's citizens who are illegally here and they send us textbooks?
The funniest part is the Mexican's patting themselves on the back for it and the school administrators kissing their butts and thanking them.
If it wasn't so absurd it would be funny.

[MarkL]

So, not only is Mexico exporting it's people, but it's language and culture as well... Anyone else remember the soccer game in CA where the American flag was booed? Now this.

I used to think that this was an invasion. Now, I see that it's just that the US government is simply giving up states to become Northern Mexican states.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Texas the only state that's allowed by law to secede from the Union? Well, if the US government gives them up, I don't suppose that's the same as seceding, is it.

Mark

[MarkL]

Hey, I just thought of something else! Given the quality of our government (which government? US or Mexican?) schools, this means that our kids can be illiterate in two languages at the same time! Yippie!

Mark