Minutemen Go Inside Latino Immigration Meeting-Racism Espoused, Calls for Violence Against "Whites"

The Minuteman Project ^ | Feb. 16, 2007 | Linda Muller

[CrawDaddyCA]

There are many radical Latino groups calling for the violent overthrow of their "white" oppressors and the return of the American west to the mythical Aztlan from which they believe their land was stolen. Many Americans do not believe these fringe groups have any power and influence, so they dismiss them as harmless. Yet these groups continually draw U.S. Congressmen and staff members to their meetings. Corporate benefactors and foundations contribute funds and other means of support that enable these groups to thrive and proliferate. Recently, two representatives from Jim Gilchrist's Minuteman Project attended a meeting of the National Alliance for Human Rights, whose coordinator is Armando Navarro, a professor at the University of California, Riverside. Minuteman Project National Spokesman Raymond Herrera and National Rally Coordinator Robin Hvidston, two of Gilchrist's most street-savvy rally organizers, were alarmed by the racist rhetoric that permeated the meeting, punctuated by calls for violence against "white" people.

[CrawDaddyCA]

Pay attention, people.

[Bigg Red]

BTT

[Bigg Red]

FYI

[Shimmer128]

Our grandchildren's future if nothing is done.

[basil]

I know for sure that the University of Texas at Austin has a whole course on teaching Mexicans that the whole of the SW United States, from Texas through southern California, rightfully belongs to them. They are teaching them how to "take it back". There's a Mexican word for this movement, but it escapes me at the moment.

[massgopguy]

I thought that part of the South West was Commanche land.

[massgopguy]

I thought that part of the South West was Commanche land.

[sheana]

This will happen waaaaaaayyy before your grandchildren's future. This will happen within the next 10 yrs.
I have watched towns and cities destroyed by illegals and legal Mexicans, mostly anchor babies, in the last 10 yrs where I live.

[sinclair]

Reconquesta?

[Disambiguator]

Where do you live? Texas? California? Nuevo Mexico?

[dforest]

Since the invasion of Mexico illegally into the US, we are already being subjected to crime and violence. If a purposeful movement is behind the violence, things will just keep deteriorating. I wonder if it is all too late?

[sheana]

Central Valley California. Just north of Los Angeles.

[shield]

bttt

[Basheva]

As I recall with the treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo - we purchased the land from Mexico. That's a dim memory from history class...

IN any case,it is well known that groups like La Raza and Mecha are racing, violent and treasonous.

They are taking over huge swaths of the SW United States - and aleady throughout the rest of the country by re-populating it.

Between them and the influx of Islam - I don't think we have much of a chance.

Other immigrants came here by the millions, but their intent was not to subvert - or change - the country. Their intent was to assimulate.

Not so with the Hispanic immigration and the Islamic immigration.

Say goodbye, America.

[pgkdan]

There's a Mexican word for this movement, but it escapes me at the moment.

Reconquista. And Bush is the leading American Reconquistador.

[cripplecreek]

the return of the American west to the mythical Aztlan from which they believe their land was stolen.

That is one tiresome lie. When American soldiers arrived in those states at the start of the Mexican American war they found scattered Mexicans who had been dumped here as placeholders and forgotten by the Mexican government. They felt no loyalty toward Mexico and overwhelmingly switched allegiance to America in return for protection and relative peace with the indians.

For that matter, American soldiers encountered very little resistance throughout much of what is current day Mexico. The lying idiots claiming a right of return should consider themselves lucky that Mexico's northern border isn't somewhere in the vicinity of Mexico City.

[sheana]

It's even worse than we think. Congressman Ed Royce says the Bush administration is the one that put ITIN's and the Matricula Consular cards into effect as identification for illegals.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0%2C2933%2C252130%2C00.html

[Ouderkirk]

La Raza...the Klan with a tan !!!

[nutmeg]

ping!

Thanks for the heads up on this one, BiggRed.

Please FReepmail me if you want on or off my ‘miscellaneous’ ping list.

[Ouderkirk]

reconqeusta