Indians by genocide. (B) The Spanish immigrants redefined themselves as Mexicans,
revolted and stole the entire country from the Spanish Crown. (C) The Angles stole the
land from the Mexicans by wars of secession and aggression. (D) The Mexicans and
Mexican-Americans will steal the land back, either by direct force in Civil War II, or under
color of law backed by the police force of the state.

Item 19: Watch for the appearance of third-world slums in American cities. They will
almost certainly appear first in the sprawling urban barrio centered in East Los Angeles, or
the dismal Hispanic agricultural towns near Fresno, California, or adjacent to border towns
like El Paso. They will be straight out of Mexico City, built of cinder blocks, plywood, tin
and even cardboard, with illegal and dangerous pirate electrical hookups and no sewer
hookups (The New York Times, March 27,1988, Sect. I, p. 1. The New York Times, Jan.
3,1989, Sect. I, p. 12. The New York Times, April 2, 1995, Business Section, p. 1. The
New York Times, Jwe 20, 1995, Sect. D, p. 8.). Any attempts to evict them will bring
accusations of racism, and will spark riots.

Item 20: Watch for border incidents involving exchanges of gunfire between Mexican
police and/or military on one side and American police and/or military on the other side.
One such incident was reported in the New York Times. On Aug. 10, 1995, a U.S. Border
Patrol officer on the American side of the border was shot in the back by one of two
Mexican (Nogales City) police officers on the Mexican side, who then crossed over the
border onto American soil and continued firing at the American patrolman and his partner,
neither of whom fired back. According to the the New York Times the border is now an
area of "low-level conflict," (The New York Times, Aug. 20, 1995, p. 5.) so expect an
escalation of such shooting incidents in the future.

Item 21: Watch for a general exodus of working-class whites out of the southwest,
especially the border area, and increasing mention of this flight in the establishment press.
This will be accompanied by a downward spiral and even a collapse in real estate prices in
the southwest.

Item 22: Watch for all manner of violent and disruptive incidents in Mexico—Derailments
and looting of trains; hijacking of trucks; seizure of the Haciendas of the wealthy;
massacres of peasants; mutiny in the army; occupation of factories and government
offices by workers; soldiers and police firing on protesters; units of the security forces
engaging each other in firelights; formation of private security armies; bank robberies and
ransom kidnappings of the wealthy by revolutionaries; food riots; all manner of sabotage;
show trials followed by public executions; corpses dumped along roads; a general exodus
of the wealthy to Europe and America; another and even more serious collapse of the
peso and a massive flight of capital; a collapse of the stock market and the economy in
general; the removal of the seat of government from Mexico City; the storming of the
Presidential Palace by a mob; the resignation and exile of the President; the seizure of
Mexico City by a revolutionary body.
This concludes the checklist for Civil War II in the southwest. Some items of this checklist,
such as the establishment of a rural guerrilla movement in Mexico, have already occurred
to one degree or another. I leave it to the skeptical to check off the others, one by one.