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Sunday, April 09, 2006

Taxpayer funded segregation

I never thought that the day would come when I could say I watched a video that was dumber than Napolean Dynamite. The MECHA boys at Sam Barlow High School have have proved me wrong.

This is apparently a "Day in the life of" a MECHA student. (long download) As far as I can tell it involves lazily sitting at a desk.

This is the worst filmmaking ever. Camera angles are horrible, the Spanish music was dubbed so loud that you can barely make out the Spanish words that are being said.

It is a jumbled bunch of nonsense. Having the cameraman zoom in on a sombrero with Mexican flag on it, zoom in on students faces, zoom in on "fill in the blank" is repetitive and unimaginative.

Thankfully our public schools are teaching this kids so well that one of the MECHA phrases is listed as "Take more then the minimum."
SOURCE

But beyond grammatical errors I would wonder why our taxpayer dollars fund a website that segregates by race "/Latino/" and advocates for one race.

A look at the MECHA homepage shows us what we all know to be true: These kids, most of whom have probably never been to Mexico, have more allegiance to that country than they do the United States of America.

Saturday, November 26, 2005

Your tax dollars pay for this

From the ghs.gresham.k12.or.us server: (paid for by you)
Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan
Chicano is our identidy. It is a symbol of resistance as well as a symbol of unity amongst all "Latinos," and has come to represent the struggles and the fight of all the Latinos.

AZTLAN: Today's southwestern United States. Expressed our deepest feelings that we are a people that belong to this land.

Mecha is an organization of Chicano and Latino students that has many seccesses...

Apparently spelling is not one of their many successes and as good as illegal aliens are at identity theft they can't seem to spell it correctly here either.

OK, I can't stop finding spelling errors on this site but I'll let this be the last one: "Students having fun after learning lidership" Must... not... mention... the... irony...

THIS IS OREGON MECHA *MUST SEE PICTURE*

Now I'm not going to get into whether or not schools need counselors (they don't) but I am going to say that the couselors should not be the head of seperationist groups like Mr. Armando Gonzales.



A morning workshop from the governor's conference on minorities in the juvenille justice system titled: We’re Here Y No Nos Vamos: M.E.Ch.A describes him this way:

Armando Gonzales is a Counselor at Gresham High School and a board member of the Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan (M.E.Ch.A) Statewide.

Mr. Gonzales can be contacted at this email armando_gonzales@gbsd.gresham.k12.or.us and I would encourage that you suggest he resign either his post on the MECHA board or his taxpayer funded position of student counselor.

And for those of you who haven't seen the Woodburn school's MECHA site (which can only be described as something Hitler could have designed) see my previous post.

Friday, November 11, 2005

More MEChA (the MKKK)

(Day two of using this slow computer...)

Judging by the response to the last post I am going to put up links to all (most) of the school MEChA sites in Oregon, plus I can't imagine a more interesting interview than Lars having at least one of these school's administrators on to justify this garbage.

U of O I swear that their symbol in the upper left looks like a German Nazi symbol...

Oregon State If a Christian put up a cross like the one in this picture they would be vilified and probably sued. But since it's Hispanics (or Chicanos? Latinos?) celebrating the "Day of the Dead" I guess that it's ok.

Don't think that you Washingtonians are left out. U of W They have a funny looking section of map labeled "somos atzlan" that looks suspiciously like the South West of America... no hostile take over's here!

West Salem High School Under construction

Parkrose High School Under construction

**BEST ONE EVER**
Coaching Job Postings (updated 11/10/2005)
MEChA Advisor, Sam Barlow High School Requirements: Experience in noted activity and/or coaching Projected Start Date: 2005-2006 School Year. Exact date to be determined by district. Application Deadline: In district: September 26, 2005. If position is not filled in district, outside applicants will be considered thereafter until filled.

So they are hiring a MEChA advisor at Sam Barlow. But class sizes are "too large" and we don't have enough teachers. They are "eliminating" sports. Blah blah blah.

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

University of Oregon: let Mexico annex it

How did Oregon get so lucky? Our very own Unviversity of Oregon is hosting this years National MEChA conference this weekend. What is MEChA you ask? According to the U of O page:

Chicano is our identity; it defines who we are as people. It rejects the notion that we are an insignificant minority group that should assimilate into the Anglo-American melting pot of materialism, greed, and intolerance upon us. It is a symbol of Resistance as well as a symbol of Unity amongst Mexicanos, Salvadorenos, Chilenos, Puerto Ricennos, Cubanos, and all other Raza.

It became synonymous with the vast territories of the Southwest, brutally stolen from a Mexican people marginalized and betrayed by the hostile custodians of the Manifest Destiny.

But will the conference at our state University be all about racism and taking back the American southwest? Hardly. Imagine these exciting speakers:

Paulina Hernandez is a queer femme cha-cha girl, artist, political organizer & trouble-maker-at-large from Veracrúz, Mexico.

Anita Tijerina Revilla is an assistant professor in Women’s Studies at University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Butchlalis de Panochtitlan is a trio that has emerged from community based activist spaces to create visibility . They explore identity and its consequence while mapping the city we live in on the brown female masculine bodies they walk in...

But I'm sure that this conference will involve reputable people who are intent on following the law right? According to the official Principles of Unity for the conference:

We realize that the use of alcohol and drugs outside of conference activities is the responsibility of each individual and their pertaining chapter. However Aztlan del Noroeste asks that you maintain respect for our community and others.

So make sure that you are "respectful" if your particular chapter enjoys recreational narcotics.

I'm glad that everyone has the freedom to assemble in this country. I don't care if these people want to get together and hate American materialism. I just wish that there would be some public scorn directed towards this racist and revolutionary group.

Instead the university and local media will give them a pass.

Monday, April 14, 2008

Government institutions + Racist organizations

From CAUSABlog:
With more than 100,000 Latinos eligible to vote in Oregon, including thousands of eligible young Latinos turning 18 years-old, the main goal of Voz Hispana is to register young Latino Voters using innovative voter registration methods like the caravan.

Other Organizations participating in today’s voter registration drive include PCUN, Salem-Keizer Coalition for Equality, CAUSA, LUCHA, MECHA, First Congregational Church, St. Patrick Catholic Church Youth Group, Woodburn High School, Guadalajara Restaurant in Woodburn, LUS, Chemeketa Community College, Radio Movimiento, FHDC, and Mano a Mano Family Center.

It's so nice to see that Woodburn is participating in registration drives/voter turnout events that are strictly aimed at one racial demographic. Having their name up their with the racial supremacy group MEChA and every amnesty/open borders coalition in Oregon should be a real source of pride to Woodburn taxpayers.

They are registering those kids who marched out of school waving Mexican flags. They are registering those kids who identify themselves as "Mexican" even if they have never been to Mexico. This is scary stuff because they are registering to vote in America.

Monday, February 13, 2006

Eugene Protest: Part Nueve

This is a letter that I sent to University of Oregon President Dave Frohnmayer:

Dear Mr. Frohnmayer,

I wanted to make you aware of the fact that there is a racist organization active on your campus. They call themselves MECHA and their "plan" is outlined on this page from a University of Oregon website.

http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~mecha/plan.html

I will sum it up with one line from their plan: "For La Raza to do. Fuera de La Raza nada." Translated this means "For the Race all. Outside the Race nothing." That is a very disturbing plan in my opinion. They refer to themselves as "La Raza de Bronze" which means "the bronze race."

While I have been aware of this groups existence for quite some time I actually had the opportunity to meet some of these individuals yesterday. This was during a protest of the Mexican Consulate and various state agencies using University of Oregon property to give Matricula Consular cards, Mexican ID, to illegal aliens.

Chants of "viva la raza" which means "the race lives" we frequent as were chants of "we were here first." In addition to these group chants my wife, who is Hispanic, was called a "sellout" for her opposition to illegal immigration. Your campus has a policy on "bias incidents" and I believe that this would qualify as one since her race was the contributing factor in the name-calling.

It was also disturbing to see University professor Bob Bussel participate in these racist comments.

If you are interesting in documented proof of these incidents I have pictures, video and audio of all of it and would be glad to supply you with it.

I do not believe that a racist organization should be allowed to operate freely with campus support. While I believe that people have the right to freely assemble they do not have the right to use campus servers to further their racist agenda. I'm sure that the surrounding community and the alumni would be shocked to know that a fine school such as the U of O harbors such a group.

Sincerely,
Daniel

I would encourage all of you to contact the University President and in a respectful manner suggest that this group no longer receive university support. See pictures below for things like pictures of their "one love, one race" poster.

Wednesday, November 09, 2005

Woodburn schools: Breeding ground for racists

Now if you referred to Woodburn as "little Mexico" a couple of years ago then Kevin Mannix would have called you a racist to Steve Duin. Recently the Fishwrapper wrote a lengthy article referring to Woodburn as "little Mexico" and it's just fine. (No condmenation from gubernatorial candidate Mannix who wants the immigration reform lobby's vote)

But what the Woodburn schools have done has taken that area beyond "little Mexico" to The Nation of Atzlan, soon to be re-occupied by it's bronze owners who rightfully deserve it.

MEChA

Chicano is our identity; it is who we are. It is a symbol of resistance to assimilation...

Constitution:
...whether we call ourselves Chicanos, Mexicanos, and Latinos. We in turn intend to support and educate those students interested in the above listed cultures.

To promote awareness and pride in our national identity. (not America)

Teachers, administrators, staff and other students must be educated about and expected to respect and encourage understanding the culture and language of our gente.
Damn, I failed this requirement.

I'm not going to list all the things in their "constitution" but the fun part is about amendments to their constitution. Since anyone can be a member of MEChA it would be interesting if 20 or so conservative students became members, showed up at a meeting a proposed and amendment condemning illegal immigration.

Apparently pictures depicting skeletons carrying bottles of alcohol are permissable on school grounds...

How cute, the seperatists are protesting. No habla your liberal garbage you idiots.

Wednesday, June 08, 2005

They are so tolerant that they will hurt you

Teen reporter targeted for immigration column
A 17-year-old student who wrote an anti-illegal immigration column in his school newspaper was targeted by a radical Hispanic group that sponsored a protest where students marched through campus behind a Mexican flag.

Trent Demarest of Corvallis High School in Corvallis, Ore., tells WND he decided to make his last column of the school year about what he considers one of the most important public-policy issues facing the U.S.: illegal immigration.

"She told me: 'There are a lot of people really upset about your article. I've gotten outraged e-mails from teachers and there are kids who want to beat you up,'" Demarest explained.

The second protest, held on Thursday, was more about "brown pride," Demarest said, and was sponsored by the MEChA chapter at Oregon State University, which is also located in Corvallis.

MEChA is a radical pro-Mexico student group that says it is committed to "the physical liberation of Occupied America" and a separate Hispanic nation in the Southwest U.S. It's motto is "Por La Raza Todo, Fuera de La Raza Nada: for the race, everything; outside the race, nothing."

Sounds like a tolerant bunch to me. If you aren't the same race as them then you get "nothing." If you disagree with their point of view then they want to beat you up.

I have to question any group that thinks that if you oppose criminals they take it as you mean them. Let's not get confused, being Hispanic is not a crime, being an illegal alien is. The two should not get mixed-up at all. But it is Hispanic groups that make the association between criminals and Hispanics. It just makes no sense.

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Back to escuela especial

CENTENNIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 28JT
2011-2012
EXTRA DUTY VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

This position is open until filled.

Position: Mecha Club Advisor
Start Date: 8/29/2011

Flush with cash, our local public schools are now hiring racial supremacy group advisers. They need our kicker check or important positions like this might not happen.

NOTE: I'm not positive but I believe that for "extra duty" positions a teacher gets paid time and a half.

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Diversity is never having to be around a white person

Diversity still an issue on campus, some students say
Each day, University senior Josué Peña-Juarez carries more with him than meets the eye. He walks tall, brown glasses over his dark eyes, smile on his face as he immerses himself into everyday University culture.

The San Diego native grew up primarily speaking Spanish at home and received a bilingual education at school. Peña-Juarez said he constantly felt comfortable, surrounded by other students of color and other native Spanish speakers.

"We moved in the middle of winter," Peña-Juarez said. "I was forced to speak English; there was no one who looked like me. There was no one to speak Spanish with, so I spoke English." Peña-Juarez identifies most with being Chicano, in terms of social, political and cultural consciousness, he said.

Imagine a University student saying that he only "feels comfortable" when surrounded by other white students. This MEChA intern is upset that diversity isn't engaging in enough discussion about diversity.

How about this: it's not "diversity" to only feel "comfortable" with a group of people who share your ethnic background. If you don't think that the University of Oregon doesn't discuss diversity enough at this point maybe the problem is you. The rest of us are sick of this overused buzzword.

Thursday, June 28, 2007

No mas amnesty

A very heartfelt thank you to Bush, Kennedy, McCain, Rove, et al that helped push this issue of illegal aliens to the forefront. Your amnesty was doomed the minute the public became aware of your traitorous actions. We spoke loudly and even though you are removed from us, from normal life even, surrounded by staffers that we pay for, taking trips that we pay for, lounging in offices that we pay for, you had to listen to the people.

And to my illegal aliens friends. Leave now. You will not get amnesty. Yourcrimes will not be rewarded, excused or forgotten. Life is only going to get more uncomfortable for you. Go back home. The rule of law does still mean something in this country. You can't buy your way out of punishment here... this isn't Mexico.

Oh, and to the boys at PCUN, CAUSA, MeChA, etc: picture my smiling face.

Tuesday, January 23, 2007

An experiment I'd like to try

I was looking at the ELL numbers again yesterday, you know, the ones where they lied about students making progress...

"The error involved a miscalculation that allowed students not making progress to show as making progress. "

"Down" means "up", it could happen to anyone.

Anyways, considering that our public indoctrination camps can't seem to get these kids to "move up by one level of English proficiency" (meaning they go from speaking "no english" to being able to ask "where's the bathroom") I thought that maybe we need a fresh idea.

Instead of throwing tax dollars at a miserable failure of a program (or as the schools call it "the gravy train") I propose parking students in front of American television for 2 hours a day.

Seriously, I honestly believe that watching two hours of TV in English would be more likely to take these kids up one point on the five point scale than all the "let's make MEChA posters in class today" projects that they do in ELL class.

Wednesday, June 07, 2006

Racism at OSU

The Casa Program:
The Casa Educacional Office seeks to increase Latino/Latina and Chicano/Chicana success at Oregon State University by providing students with a viable support system and advocacy services. This Office is committed to the recruitment, retention and academic success of Latino/Latina and Chicano/Chicana students.

So this Office seeks to help one race. They provide helpful links to school faculty of one race. Under the person's name they have this: Self-Identified Race/Ethnicity: Hispanic (Mexico)

They also provide helpful information on scholarships... for one race: http://www.scholarshipsforhispanics.org/

Also, if you are interested in joining a fraternity then OSU is the place to be... if you are the right race: Gamma Alpha Omega is a Latina sorority founded on January 25, 1993 on the Arizona State University campus.

They also have good links to our favorite group: MECHA

"The Philosophy"
1) We are Chicanas and Chicanos of Aztlán reclaiming the land of our birth (Chicana/Chicano
Nation);
2) Aztlán belongs to indigenous people, who are sovereign and not subject to a foreign culture;
3) We are a union of free pueblos forming a bronze (Chicana/Chicano) Nation;
4) Chicano nationalism, as the key to mobilization and organization, is the common denominator to bring consensus to the Chicana/Chicano Movement;
5) Cultural values strengthen our identity as La Familia de La Raza; and
6) EPA, as a basic plan of Chicana/Chicano
liberation, sought the formation of an independent national political party that would represent the sentiments of the Chicana/Chicano community.

And what was Bush saying about assimilating?

It rejected the old notion that we were merely a minority group that was a part of the Anglo American melting pot. It is a symbol of resistance as well as a symbol of unity amongst Latinos, Mexicanos, Hispanos and Tejanos, and has come to represent the struggles and fight all Latino people.

And I would be remiss not to put up a link to their photo album.

Friday, April 14, 2006

The Who's Who of the Amnesty movement

May 1, 2006: Call to Action!

Their endorsers:

President Bush
Senator Smith

Almighty Latin Kings & Queens Nation
Communist League
Communist Party USA Wisconsin section (Green Bay, WI)
Communist Party, USA Southern California (Los Angeles, CA)
Feminism Without Borders (College Park, MD)
Freedom Socialist Party (Seattle, WA)
Industrial Workers of the World (Cincinnati, OH)
Iniciativa Mexicana Contra la Guerra (Mexico City, Mexico)
International Socialist Organization (Los Angeles, CA)
MEChA de USC (Los Angeles, CA)
Migrant Head Start (La Junta, CO)
Prisoners Defense Committee (Antonio, TX)
Queers For Peace And Justice (New York, NY)

And to you moron Republicans who would sell your country out for a few votes... does this look like a crowd that votes Republican? No conservative groups will sponsor this garbage.

It's times to realize that you messed up, admit that you were wrong and use your majority in the Senate to do the right thing (which you don't care about) and make sure these people never get a chance to vote Democrate. (which you do care about you self-serving low-lifes)

Friday, February 17, 2006

Friday night freakshow

I have a folder on my computer called "blog pics." (with subfolders for the various consulate protest pics) This is getting to be a rather large collection of some really bizzare pictures.

Many of these have been in various posts, some have never been published, all are pretty good.

So time for a little picture show:


Don't think I ever published this one. It's a "safe" zone at PCC. (A safe zone means that it's normal to be a man named Michael who wants to cut off his penis and be called Michelle but it's not normal to be a Christian.)


Good old MECHA with your "take more" slogans... what would we do without you.


Senator Morrisette with a bong in his mouth. He attended some wacky marijuana rally.


Reps Nolan and Rosenbaum with "the right men" from the time they went to a strip club to celebrate abortion.


This is taxpayer funded art. Yes, it really is art. No I can't "prove it," you just have to know that it is.


And this is my dog. Notice how she sits. She seems to be under the impression that dogs have "knees" because she likes to bend her front legs when she sits down. She is also slouched to one side and really sitting on her butt. Strange dog...

Monday, February 13, 2006

Eugene Protest: Now I'm just being mean

For those of you who have been reading me for a while and seen my coverage of past "Carousels of criminality" you know that I like to do a "Hall of Shame" post with the worst offenders from the event.

Now usually I don't take personal jabs at people, I've never even said anything about Kari Chisholm's weight (now I'm just being passive agressive), but the Hall of Shame for this event has some very special people. Starting with...

Crybaby

I actually made the guy in the in the sideways hat cry. He is the guy who stood in my face and called me a "fucker", it may have been in an attempt to intimidate me but I just can't find it in myself to be afraid on anyone with their hat on sideways, they are like clowns. Anyways, him and his mother, also pictured here, came over to "our side" to ask for "respect" from us while at the same time calling us "fuckers" and "racists."

I told him that if he though that was how you show respect the he was raised wrong. This caused him to cry.

If all the MECHA are girly men like him then I guesss that we have nothing to be afraid of...

Next up: Don't show my butt girl

This girl asked us not to put her butt on the internet but insisted on showing her butt repeatedly because she was trying to block her racist poster seen here:

Now that you've seen the butt it's time to match it to her face:

NOTE: Actual quote from my wife right this minute: "Oh my gosh you drank it all!" (In reference to the empty blender that was full of margarita...) And yes, I'm listening to Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffet right now.


This is "don't show my butt" girl's face. Hmmm. I'll let you come up with that caption.

Next up: Curly

Far be it from me to talk about a bald guy but what's with that thing in your lip? This guy called me "stupid" in Spanish when I asked him why he wanted to "save tookie" as his T-shirt suggested. I sure hope that thing in your lip doesn't get infected...

Next: Professor Bob "Union" Bussel

I already blasted U of O professor Bob Bussel in a previous post. You can get his email adress by scrolling down a bit. Here he is singing about how America stole land from Mexico. (It's not stealing if you win it in a war you idiot)

And finally: The Mexican Consulate General

Also seen here with the real Mexican flag:

A chicken and worm? Oh yeah...

I told Fernando here that this would be the last year that the Carousel of Information would be happening. Let's make sure I'm right!!

Sunday, February 12, 2006

Eugene Protest: Part Ocho

Looking over the various posts on yesterday's rally I realize that I have omitted a very important group in all my discussions: the illegal aliens taking advantage of the services offered by the Mexican consulate and the state agencies!

So here they are in all their shame:

NOTE: You can click on all these pictures to enlarge!


I would say that maybe the sun was in their eyes but they seemed to cover up every time I brought out the camera... just shy I guess.


That is the line for the 11:00am appointments. They had to congregate in the parking lot next to this one and wait a while but when it was time they came pouring over the divide like... well like they come pouring over the border.


Maybe my head was extra shiny that day because when they weren't covering their faces they were turning their backs to me. I'm sure that it had nothing to do with the fact that they are criminals.


This is an actual list of criminal aliens who came for services. (click to enlarge and you can read the names clearly) This is just one page.


The guy in the plaid shirt asked not to have his picture taken. I've asked that he not come into my country illegaly. Apparently neither one of us is a good listener.


Notice the barrier complete with sawhorses and a line on the ground. Gosh, there's got to be a simple way to describe what that is... hmmm... oh yea, it's a border! Illegal aliens on that side, good Americans (with the exception of the MECHA folks and the college idiots) on this side. That's how it's supposed to be on our actual border, not here inside the country.

Saturday, February 11, 2006

The Eugene Protest: Part Quatro

The best part of this protest was the counter-protestors who showed up. The usual bunch was there at the begining:


As you can see, "their" side of the street is empty at this point. But soon word got out to the MECHA boys and they started showing up. The Che t-shirts, sideways hats, dreadlocks, and a general lack of maturity were their trademarks.


As Greg from Oregon Billboard so aptly put it: "They forgot to put the word 'central' betwen the 'all' and 'Americans.'"


I would attempt to talk to these guys and they would turn their backs to me or stare off into space... much like a three year old who is ignoring you while in time-out. This is also when they started actively taking pictures of us.


The woman in the red (yes, that is a woman) threatened to break my camera if I took her picture...

NOTE: My camera is still in one piece...


I guess that these people were too stupid to realize that I am putting my own picture up as they insisted on taking pictures and making video the whole time. You will also notice that it's not just criminal aliens that these bright young students defend, they also defend rutheless killers.


At several points I was taking pictures of them taking pictures of us while we were taking pictures of them. Does that make sense? I would also note that the legendary "hard working" status that Mexicans enjoy might be a farse, this guy fell asleep while protesting!
NOTE: He may be an American but almost everyone in this group chooses to identify themselves as Mexican. (they don't understand the concept of citizenship or the difference between nationality and race)


The balding guy in the blue is University of Oregon professor Bob Bussel. He can be contacted HERE (make sure you put his name in the subject line) He is joining in on a song of "we shall overcome" or a chant of "we were here first." He also had a problem with my lack of "respect" for people... he didn't think that I should call illegal aliens criminals. When I asked if they were criminals he acted like it was just something that was a matter of opinion. He had no problem with the "respect" of people who called me "fucker" or screamed at me.

The girl in the front of the picture just likes chanting in my face. I think she sees me as an authority figure and I represent her parents who won't let her smoke pot or something. Just a guess...

Saturday, December 03, 2005

But how do I really feel?

Ok, since the illegal alien protest this morning I've walked in the Sherwood parade with the cub scouts, gone to church, and had some whiskey. Time to let loose about what I saw today.

First, I was at the middle school, which was the original location at 8:15am. I was the first one there and after moving to the new location with everyone else I was the last one to leave the protest after 1:15pm. (the criminal supporters cheered when I left)

My commitment to this cause is absolute and I will continue to work on it until every last illegal alien is deported.

That said, today was discouraging for me. Much like drug cartels are constantly finding new ways to move their contraband, the Mexican consulate and state of Oregon found a way to discourage American citizens from preventing illegal aliens from receiving benefits.

At the last protest in Salem I attempted to get into the school where the event was being held. When they told me that I needed an appointment to get in I decided to stand at the gate and make sure that everyone who went in did have an appointment. A lot of people were turned away because of that.

This time the criminal supporters held the event on private property so there was nothing I could do.

It was also discouraging to see so many people out in support of criminal aliens. Not discouraging because I think that they are the majority of public opinion, I know that they aren't, but discouraging like when you realize how many sex offenders there are in this country. The sheer number of people who don't care about the law is mind boggling. Actual quote: "Laws cause crime."

Yes, that was the typical level of intelligence I experienced from the illegal alien supporters. Unlike last time there was some organization and structure to their side. As I said in a previous post it was very clear that instructions not to talk as well as talking points for the media were issued. PCUN even had people in orange vests walking their crowd to make sure that all instructions were followed. I can't count the number of times that people were told not to talk to me.


The orange vests were constantly trying to stand in front of me and turn their backs. This childish display was frequently thwarted by me moving 2 steps to my left or right.

I didn't realize that so many PCUN member read my blog but apparently a lot of them do. They were able to cite posts that I have done about Mr. Gonzales who is a board member of MEChA and a school counselor and I was identified immediatly when I first approached this group by Eric of PFAW as Daniel the conservative blogger. Eric, my invitation for a debate still stands.

While it is very frustrating to watch so many law enforcement officers standing around while there are criminals in close proximinty I realize that Oregon law prevents them from doing anything. That said, I had several good talks with the Woodburn Police.

I will absolutely say that a reduction in illegal immigration will result in an overall reduction in crime.

I anticipate that future events like this will be similair to this one and the schedules will be closely guarded. In a sense it is a victory, we have succeeded in pushing this criminal activity back underground. They can no longer publicize an event and meet anywhere. Good American citizens will show up. Much like hookers are forced into the shadows the aiders and abbetters of illegal aliens have been forced to move to private property and employ socialists and anarchists to parade their support outside their building.

I guess I would finish with a big thank you to everyone who turned out this event. Rick, Jim, Nick, James, Cheryll, Christi, Michael and so many others. You are all great Americans.

And to you who support the illegal aliens: You are cowards, you refused to even tell me why you where there, you refused to take a stand for something that you purport to believe in. I am absolutly confident in my position and will debate with you any time. Your best argument was to flip me off and call me a bigot. Your lack of maturity makes me feel sorry for you and your lack of understanding of this country makes me think that our public schools are failing in their job or you had bad parents. We are a country of laws, you don't get to pick which ones to follow.


As far as I can tell the education of the criminal supporters consists entirely of liberal bumper stickers, ask them for details and they turn their back to you.

Oh yeah, you guys are going to lose, you know it. You see the outrage that is forming, you see that this issue is really gaining traction, it's only a matter of time. I'm smiling right now picturing the day that illegal aliens are treated like the criminals that they are, it's not long off...

Friday, November 18, 2005

Lazy Mexicans?

Viva Mexico, Mi raza!!!

(Alive Mexico, My race!)

Mi raza, join us to celebrate El Dia de los Muertos in the University of Oregon.

(My race, join us to celebrate the Day of Deads in the University of Oregon.)

MEChA Nationals for 2002

But...
This page is still under construction.

Um, it's a little late for 2002. Maybe if you could read English then the construction would have been finished on time. No wonder people hate contractors.

Nothing like an unfinished website advocating for "My Race" on a taxpayer funded website.