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La Reconquista Will Be Televised (Mexican demographic revolution)
TNA ^ | 11.18.02

Posted on 11/24/2002 4:17:03 PM PST by Enemy Of The State

La Reconquista Will Be Televised

While all but unknown to most Americans, Jorge Ramos, who arrived from Mexico in 1983, is a household name in our nation’s growing Mexican subculture. Since 1986, Ramos has been anchorman on Noticieros, the evening news program on the Spanish-language Univision network. The Miami-based cable network "is the largest Spanish-language network in the U.S.A. and is also viewed in 13 Latin American countries, including Mexico," noted Allan Wall, an American commentator for the VDARE.com news site residing in Mexico. "During prime time, Univision is seen by as many Latino viewers as the six biggest English-language networks put together."

This is significant because Ramos, the Mexican "Walter Cronkite," champions La Reconquista — Mexico’s reconquest of the southwestern United States. This is to be accomplished through "demographic warfare" (i.e., rampant illegal immigration).

Though he lives and works in the U.S., Ramos notes in a recent Spanish-language newspaper column, "There are entire days in which I do not have to pronounce a single word in English.... This would be normal in Bogota, Santiago or San Salvador. But it is becoming more frequent in cities such as New York, Los Angeles, Houston, Miami and Chicago. Why? Well, it’s because the United States is undergoing a true demographic revolution. Some like to call it la reconquista. The same territories that Mexico lost to the United States in 1848 — Arizona, Texas, California — and many others that did not form part of the Mexican Republic — such as Florida and Illinois — are experiencing a genuine cultural invasion."

Ramos, who is not a U.S. citizen, insists: "The famous and stereotypical idea of the melting pot is a myth. The European immigrants — Italians, Germans and Poles, that preceded the Latinos assimilated rapidly to the American culture. But the Latinos have achieved the feat of integrating economically to the United States without losing their culture. Such a phenomenon has never occurred before."

What is happening could be described as "assimilation in reverse," as those attributes defining us as a nation — a shared language, a common culture, and secure borders — are being destroyed with the active participation of our own ruling elite.


TOPICS: News/Current Events; US: New Mexico; US: Texas
KEYWORDS: culturerevolution; mexico; us
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geeeze, Remove the blasted "new paragraph html tag" [p] that attached itself to my link!!!!!!!!!!! grrrrrrrr
41 posted on 11/26/2002 7:13:02 AM PST by madfly
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To: Enemy Of The State
There are entire days in which I do not have to pronounce a single word in English....

Funnily enough there are many times when I can't utter ANY word because I don't know Spanish.

Try going to any (plant/flower) nursery in the Houston metro area and asking for help. If you don't know Spanish, you're out of luck.

42 posted on 11/27/2002 4:20:15 AM PST by HennepinPrisoner
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I have a smaller one on my hard hat
43 posted on 11/27/2002 5:11:12 AM PST by winodog
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To: madfly
Yes, the link works, now that I see what to do. You have to click on the link, it'll come up 404 Not Found, then you go up into the navigation window and edit off the offending symbol at the end and hit it again.

Got it now.

Notice the Aztlan coat of arms .... some kind of black superchicken carrying what? An Aztec war club, dripping with gore, presumably guero gore, and carrying a stick of dynamite with a lit fuse. What a charming emblem!

44 posted on 11/27/2002 11:32:17 PM PST by lentulusgracchus
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