Thread: Ominous signs at marches

OK, I just emailed Lou Dobbs and would like to ask everyone else to do the same asap. My goal is to get some attention to those signs I saw at the marches with "AZTLAN" on them. I haven't heard anyone address this in mainstream media, other than Lou. I saw another one in the crowd in red paint stating "you stole our lands....Texas, California....". Why isn't the media questioning this? These signs seem dark, as if an organized plan (La Raza) is being put into action....so why isn't it clear? Or am I thinking too radically? I'm hoping that if Lou gets enough email he'll discuss some of this in more depth.

I think we made such a ruckus over all those signs & mex flags at the 1st protest march ,,,that the organizers put the word out to stop carrying them.

Now the MSM (main stream media) spins it that its " just a few radicals" our of 1,000's.

WE know better.

Re-conquest is their goal

How about the flags that were US flages but green where the blue should be. They only changed flags to US flags (opposed to March rallies,) because LA mayor and other pro illegal leaders said it would help there case.

I know they were advised to look more friendly with American flags, etc at the marches last month and the boycott yesterday.....so why did some carry those Aztlan signs again yesterday.....and I saw far more than a "few". Particularly the younger protestors....maybe late teens and in the twenties, who are the oh so soon leaders. Yet no one in mainstream media is avidly pointing out what Aztlan stands for.....I am wondering if this is a struggle to overthrow this nation using our own stupid politicians. And the media keeps reporting and the pro illegal immigrant supporters keep quoting polls that supposedly show the general public wants comprehensive reform to allow these illegal aliens to become citizens. I want to know how these alleged polls were conducted. Every poll I see results on websites are against this whole reform. Most just want border security and enforcement of current laws. Even yesterday I saw a poll where over 60% felt that illegal aliens should be arrested at the rallies!

They were told to wear white shirts and carry American flags. So isnt is just as disgraceful to wear the flag as a mask that looks like they are ready to rob a bank? And do they think that handmade posters with some jibberjash Mexican words scribbled all over, cant be read? I cant read them, but I just know its a bunch of negative remarks.
And whats up with this "gringo" name calling? Thats just as offensive as calling someone a "honkey" or using the "N" word.

Originally Posted by butterbean

They were told to wear white shirts and carry American flags. So isnt is just as disgraceful to wear the flag as a mask that looks like they are ready to rob a bank? And do they think that handmade posters with some jibberjash Mexican words scribbled all over, cant be read? I cant read them, but I just know its a bunch of negative remarks.
And whats up with this "gringo" name calling? Thats just as offensive as calling someone a "honkey" or using the "N" word.

I don't know what's up with using the flag as a mask. As far as posters in Spanish, I say let them all BE in Spanish, that way they only protest to each other. There's nothing wrong with the Spanish language itself. Our language holds no superiority to any other, except America has chosen to unite under ONE language and ONE flag. It has worked beautifully so far and I , for one, would like to see it continued.

Now on the word "GRINGO"From an etymology site __"While the earliest English-language usage is from the 1840s, the earliest use of gringo in Spanish is far older than the Mexican-American War or Bolivar's 1819 liberation campaign. According to Rawson, it appears in the Diccionario Castellano in 1787. That dictionary says that it was used in Malaga to refer to anyone who spoke Spanish badly, and in Madrid in reference to the Irish. Gringo probably comes from the Spanish griego, or Greek. So it is akin to the phrase it's Greek to me (or in Spanish hablar en griego) and the word barbarian."

That doesn't sound so horrible, in any case, I don't mind being called Gringo or Anglo.