Showing posts with label Reconquista. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reconquista. Show all posts

Thursday, June 09, 2011

Commies on Parade, May 1, 2011

Non-Negotiable Union Demands
There's an interesting post at American Thinker today.  It brings a lot of political and ethnic threads together to reveal a tapestry of sedition and hatred for all things American.

The post, "Commies on Parade" links to a blog "Ringo's Pictures" showing the marriage of Communists, Mexican reconquistas and union thugs, as they march together in Los Angeles, sporting red flags and Mexican flags.  The May Day marchers carry posters advocating Communism, Mexican reclamation of parts of the United States (reconquista), and extra pizzas and bigger t shirts (or something) for the fat SEIU members.

In short, the May Day parade in Los Angeles featured the something-for-nothing slugs of society who want to take what they want when they want it, and get in the faces of anyone who refuses to part with his hard-earned property or wealth.  As the author Ralph Alter puts it:
Blogging at Ringo's Pictures, the blogger Ringo provides scores of remarkable photographs detailing the events at the annual May Day parade held in downtown Los Angeles on May 1, 2011. The images are frightening and illustrate the latitude we have allowed serious hate-groups and espousers of virulent anti-Americanism to move about freely and publicly call for the overthrow of the American political system.
Alter also links to Zombie's post (with pictures) of a California teachers' rally that also displayed anti-capitalist, anti-American signs and placards, "How a Teachers' Rally Made Me Anti-Education."

Zombie describes the role of the education system in the leftist brainwashing of school students.  She writes:
...public schools have ceased to be places for educating America’s youth but have instead become indoctrination centers where our children’s brains are marinated in political correctness and leftist thought patterns.
Zombie's post got me to thinking about the recent controversy at Soquel High School where several students were suspended.  I blogged about Soquel High School's heavy-handed treatment of several of its students for alleged "white supremacy" leanings, based in part on their wearing white t shirts to the school's group picture.  They were also criticized for wearing American flag themed t shirts to school on "Cinco de Mayo," a Mexican national holiday.  Their critics claimed that American flags were offensive to the Mexican kids attending Soquel High.   Imagine that, displaying American flags in America is now evidence of "white supremacy."

So why does this small group of white students feel a need to act out against the prevailing culture of Soquel High?  Could it be that these students have been made to feel marginalized, alienated and ostracized because they are white and patriotic Americans?  Were they merely seeking ways to resist the anti-American, anti-white, pro-reconquista attitudes of their leftwing teachers and administrators?

The posts I mention here today provide evidence of the hostile environment in which California school kids are being marginalized by their educators.

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A couple of photos from Ringo's Pictures:

A California High School Openly Supports "the Victory" 
With the Image of a Dead Communist


















The New Brown Shirts?  Mexican Reconquistas in Paramilitary Garb

Thursday, May 13, 2010

A Question for the Live Oak High School Hispanics

We are told that the Hispanic students at Live Oak High in Morgan Hill, California "want respect."

How much respect they get, however, depends on how they answer the following question:

Are you Americans of Mexican descent, or merely Mexicans living in America?

If it's the latter, you would probably get more respect and feel more at home living in Mexico.

Friday, May 07, 2010

Live Oak High School and Firestorm Over the Flag

Morgan Hill is only about 15 miles from my home.  I worked there for a year and a half, for a Morgan Hill CPA firm. I love that little town, with its quaint main street lined with small shops, cafes, a movie theater and a music store.  Morgan Hill is also home to the Thomas Kincaid Company, whose prints of Thomas Kincaid paintings are so popular with Christians.  We have several of them hanging on our walls.

My favorite cigar store is located there, the Morgan Hill Tobacco Company, where I buy most of my cigars.  They serve some great beers there, too.  My favorite is a German wheat beer.  You can sit around the tables and puff cigars and sip beer and banter with other customers, most of whom are conservatives.

Morgan Hill is the home of Live Oak High School, which has been a football power in the past, winning the CCS championship once or twice.  On May 5th of this week, however, some school official ignited a firestorm when he ordered three students to remove their t shirts, which bore American flags.  It was, after all, Cinco de Mayo, a Mexican holiday, and the official believed the Hispanic students would be offended.  Offended by the American flag.  In America.  Those of us who have long feared that political correctness and identity-based politics would lead to a balkanization of America need fear no more:  it is a reality.

The school official asked the boys to remove their t shirts or turn them inside out. The three students, unlike the Live Oak High School administration, have actual functioning gonads:  they refused, and were sent home instead.  Their story was picked up by local media and soon went viral over the internet.  Michelle Malkin gave it legs.

On Thursday, Mexican students took advantage of the situation to shoot themselves in both feet.  According to Bay Area News:
On Thursday, about 200 Mexican-American students walked out of class in protest of the flag clothing incident. Members of the group waved the Mexican flag and said they were marching for respect and unity. They  also demanded the school suspend the boys who wore the U.S. flag-adorned clothing.
Today, Friday, however, the backlash is in full swing and the Live Oak administrators are trying desperately to stop the firestorm that they created.  The school superintendent sent a letter to parents stating that the boys will NOT be suspended, and that patriotic clothing is allowed at Live Oak High.  Thanks a bunch.

Meanwhile, some Live Oak parents are keeping their kids home from school.

What this incident has shown is this:  many people of Mexican descent who live in the United States do not identify with their host country, refuse assimilation and are hostile to it.  I only wish that California would pass a law similar to that of Arizona.  Then the reconquistadors can protest all the way back to Mexico on a one-way bus.

Sunday, May 04, 2008

Beware the Angry Immigrant Vagina

Michelle Malkin has an interesting story of the latest "Illegal Immigrants on Parade" rally in Seattle. One young woman, apparently an illegal immigrant, carried a picket sign reading "My Immigrant Vagina is Angry."

I'm not sure of the meaning of this. Can separate body parts be angry? If her vagina is angry, how does her butt feel about it? Or her nose or her elbow? Did she consult her big toe?

Is this picket sign an implied threat? What's her angry vagina going to do? Can vaginas "go postal"?

It's a scary thought for sure.

Read the whole thing here.







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Friday, April 04, 2008

Absolut Vodka Advertises "Reconquista"; My Photoshop Reply

If you've been following Michelle Malkin lately, you know that Absolut Vodka is advertising in Mexico. Their ad shows a big map of Canada, the USA and Mexico. Except Mexico has been increased in size and now incorporates most of California, Texas and Arizona.

This is to appeal to the "reconquista" desires of many Mexican nationals and immigrants. They owned this land once and they want it back. All of the shining cities and resources and roads and factories and airports and trains and tracks and other infrastructure. All the good stuff built by the Yanquis.

The only problem is that, if they had owned it all these years instead of us, the area would likely resemble the rest of Mexico, not the modern, world-class cities that are there now. We ain't givin' it back, amigos.

And remember, we might just want to shorten the word "reconquista" to "conquista" plain and simple. Two can play that game.

The two ads appear to the right. The first (on top) is the actual ad. The second is my Photoshopped response.


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