Thread: Professor Gutierrez is proposing killing gringos

I agree Article,

It's very hard to get other americans to see what's really going on, especially if they don't live in areas that are infected with the invasion. How much more will it take until people start to realize that their well-being is at stake. Until the entire U.S. looks like a torn thrid world nation??...Until some terrorists sneaks across the border and blows a building up??..Until the illegals revolt against the government and sheds the blood of innocent civilians??..

I'm writing to my own senators but I can't help but think it's falling on deaf ears, I've donated to the minutemen project to build a fence..that's really what our focus should be on with a fence other things will fall into line. But I'm a college student who can only afford so much to support the cause. We need financial backing, but alas they've all been sold out by illegal aliens.

I grew up in Central Illinois. I know all about it I have talked to my parents about what I see in Tennessee and I would always get the sob story for the illegal. Of course that is an easy route to take when it doesn't effect you or anyone you know. Anyway..They were down here a couple of months ago and my mother said..."You need to move out of here." Seeing is believing I guess.

Ha...no matter where I go it will be invaded soon unless if I can cough up enough money for a million plus dollar home. I think I am going to tough it out and hold my ground

USCitizen said: "We need financial backing..."

At this point, I think everyone could use some of that. I've been unemployed since December and haven't been able to get a job since they shut down our local Packerland packing plant in Gering NE last Summer releasing almost 1,000 workers into our job market. You'd never guess what kind of workers that'd be(?) So needless to say, getting a job here has been tough. I just got a phone call this morning with a job offer for $9.00 an hour answering customer support calls in a call center. Of course, since there really is nothing else here - I accepted it.

What I've really wanted to do is go down to our borders and at least help in building some of that fence! But I'll never be able to afford to go down there - neither in time nor fundage - so guess the best I'll be able to do is send a little donation monthly to at least provide for the raw materials and the VERY sharp constantine and razor wire

"Make it hurt, Minutmen, Make it hurt!!" lol

Originally Posted by evenhow

Do this by State.
Let's Petiton to get a new constitutionjal amendment to:
1) Insist English is our language...and do it now
2) Insist that no laws are made or ignored which are in effect against our laws...no moremickey mouse immigration junk...
3) Insist the President has no gift of pardon for illegal aliens, that only by virtue of a State By State vote...better yet allow the states to enforce their opwn laws on illegal immigration....

you're sounding like a state's rights activist!

There are some nasty tenured professors in our universaties filling our kids heads with all kinds of crap and there doesnt seem to be a way for the colleges to get rid of them! One fine example of proffesors gone amuck is Ward Churchill, who stated to his class that we deserved 911 that most of the people working there were littleI ikemans and deserved what happened to them, he even went so far to say about the war in Iraq for the students to join the army and "frag" their officers, he is still there teaching away! seems like half of the United States has went nuts. I am so glad I don't have any kids in college and even public shools at this point in our history. There has to be some way to get these people fired like the one making war on "gringo's", do you think we might get the ACLU to sue them?

I just posted a list of corporations that support La Raza...
look who founded La Raza (we all know this persons words)
from SWTNC post

The words above were spoken by Jose Angel Gutierrez, professor, University of Texas, Arlington and founder of the La Raza Unida political party. His full comment was: "We have an aging white America ... They are dying ...We have got to eliminate the gringo, and what I mean by that is if the worst comes to the worst, we have got to kill him."

From the NCLR website:

The National Council of La Raza (NCLR) recognizes those corporations that have invested in NCLR’s long-term strategic efforts with multiyear, multimillion-dollar commitments, including NCLR’s Empowering An American Community Campaign.

The Allstate Corporation
Bank of America
The Coca-Cola Company
Citigroup
Fannie Mae
Freddie Mac
Ford Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
MBNA Corporation
PepsiCo Foundation
The PMI Group, Inc.
State Farm Insurance Companies
UPS
Univision
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

MAYBE WE NEED TO INFORM THE "INVESTORS" OR DO THEY ALREADY KNOW?

the state, the state, the state!!!

these groups might overthrow the federal government, but they WILL NOT overthrow the people and the states AND the federal government belongs to the citizens and the states.

until these states start STANDING UP for the Constitution and KICKING ASS, we're the slaves of corporate America and corruption.

May 1 can be the day for the citizens to rally the troops at the state capitol ... I've been sending stuff all along and have an email to hit tomorrow

The Allstate Corporation
Bank of America
The Coca-Cola Company
Citigroup
Fannie Mae
Freddie Mac
Ford Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
MBNA Corporation
PepsiCo Foundation
The PMI Group, Inc.
State Farm Insurance Companies
UPS
Univision
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

OK-- I don't own a Ford but I will get rid of my Pontiac as soon as I can. I will hate giving up Coca Cola products but I gave up Pepsi years ago. We may have to start taking our own jug of tea to picnics and other outings, though.

I don't know what some of the things are, like PMI Group, MBNA, etc. Would those who know enlighten me?

The big one for me will be changing credit cards. I will work on it but my mortgage is through Citigroup and I cannot afford to change it. There are 7 years left on it and I will try to double up payments to expedite my extrication from that company.

FannieMae and FreddieMac are government owned mortgage companies, I believe. And they pick their customers, not the other way around. Isn't that right?

AllState and StateFarm have nothing to do with my insurance nor will Allstate EVER have anything to do with my insurance again. They cancelled me after paying about half the claim when Hurricane Bertha put a tree through my roof in 1996. I was sent scrambling for insurance thanks to them. I guess they would be happy to support illegals based on the idea that their own business dealings are so disreputable.

Bank of America is another issue for me that I can't extricate myself from without getting messed over in the process but as soon as my CD's mature I will get them out of there and put them elsewhere. I drew out our money from there the day the put up a banner saying: "Now it's easier than ever to send money across the border!" They showed me their cards that day.

Here's a list from MM site of the groups supporting this march. This supports what Concerned Vet has been saying:

SCARY STUFF here!
posted by Texas Proud url at bottom for additional groups. Ck out the C's.

"Look who's behind the May 1 boycott of America:

A day without Latinos Voces de La frontera (Milwaukee, WI)

Action Center For Justice (Charlotte, NC)

Action LA Coalition (Los Angeles, CA)

African American Holiday Assoc (Washington, DC)

Ahumada Alejandro, President - 1.E. Chapter Asociacion Internacional De Descendencis De Joaquin Murieta (Yucapia, CA)

Aliados Hispanos (Phoenix, AZ)

All Peoples Congress (Baltimore, MD)

Almighty Latin Kings & Queens Nation - Sun Chapter

American Families of Deported and Detained Arab Nationals (New York, NY)

Anakbayan Los Angeles

Anti-Racist Action-LA/People Against Racist Terror (Culver City, CA)

Art Without Walls (Brooklyn, NY)

Asociacion Internacional De Descendencis De Joaquin Murieta (Yucapia, CA)

Asylum Seekers Housing Network (Baltimore, MD)

Axis of Justice (Los Angeles, CA)

BAMN (San Francisco, CA)

BAYAN-USA

Berkeley May 1st Mobilization Committee (Berkeley, CA)

BlueLatinos.org

Bob McCloskey - Democratic Candidate 29th Congressional District (Monterey Park, CA)*

Boston Rosa Parks Human Rights Day Committee (Boston, MA)

Boston Troops Out Now Coalition (Roslindale, MA)

Brazilian Immigrant Center (Allston, MA)

Call To Action (Chicago, IL)

Capital Terminus Collective (Atlanta, GA)

Carlos Magana - LULAC (Allen, TX)

Carol Slegers, Local Rep - Portland UUSC Beaverton, OR)*

Catherine Minhoto Justice Coordinator Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary (Rome, Italy)

Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice (Riverside, CA)

Church of Stop Shopping (Brooklyn, NY)

Clearinghouse: Denver Biodiese (Denver, CO)

Coalicion de Estudiantes Unidos (Los Angeles, CA)

Coalicion PAZ, JUSTICIA y DIGNIDAD (Vista, CA)

Coalition of United Students (Los Angeles, CA)

Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador

Communist League

Communist Party USA Wisconsin section (Green Bay, WI)

Communist Party, USA Southern California (Los Angeles, CA)

CSULB Campus Progressives (Long Beach, CA)

Day Workers Center (Mountain View, CA)

Defensa de La Humanidad (Chestertown, NY)

Doctors of the World Greek Delegation (Athens, Greece)

Donna Warren - California Green Party (Los Angeles, CA)*

DRUM- Desis Rising Up & Moving (Kackson Heights, NY)

Dupage Peace Through Justice Coalition Glendale heights, IL)

East Bay Sanctuary Covenant (Berkeley, CA)

Echo Park Youth Empowerment (Los Angeles, CA)

Educadores Del Pueblo (Bronx, NY)

ENLACE Comunitario

ERSEY CITY PEACE MOVEMENT (Jersey City, NJ)

Familias Unidas: Centro Latino de Recursos (Evertt, WA)

Family Rescue (Chicago, IL)

Federacion Baja California (Downey, CA)

Federacion de Clubes de Aguascalientes (South Gate, CA)

Federacion Veracruzana (Corona, CA)

Federacion Yucateca de California Inc (Eagle Rock, CA)

Fedration des femmes du Quebec (Quebec Women's Federation) (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)*

Fellowship of Reconciliation (Los Angeles, CA)

Feminism Without Borders (College Park, MD)

Feminist Women's Health Centers (Chico, CA)

Fight Imperialism Stand Together (San Diego, CA)

FMLN - Los Angeles (Los Angeles, CA)

Forrest Hill - Green Party (Oakland, CA)

Four Women, Inc. (Attleboro, MA)

Fr. Luis Barrios - St. Mary's Episcopla Church (New York, NY)*

Freedom Socialist Party (Los Angeles, CA)

Freedom Socialist Party (Seattle, WA)

Frente Indigena de Organizaciones Binacionales (Los Angeles, CA)

Global Women's Strike Los Angeles

Gonzales Tomas, District VII Director LULAC (Long Beach, CA)

Greater Milwaukee Green Party Women's Caucus (Milwaukee, WI)

Green Mountain Anarchist Collective (Montpelier, VT)

Green Party Peace Action Committee

Green Party USA

GROW - Grass Roots Organizing Works (Amherst, MA)

Harlem Tenants Council, Inc. (New York, NY)

Harvard May Day Coalition (Cambridge, MA)

Hector Cordova, Dean, Humanities and Social Sciences - Merritt College (Oakland, CA)

Helping Democracy (Pasadena, CA)

Helping Hands Against Violence (Odell, OR)

Hermandad Mexicana (Oxnard, CA)

Hispanic News (Phoenix, AZ)

Hispano America Immigration (Fullerton, CA)

Hitec Aztec Communications (Santa Maria, CA)

Humanist Center of Cultures (Jackson Heights, NY)

Idaho Progressive Student Alliance (Boise, ID)

Iglesia San Romero de Las Americas-UCC (New York, NY)

Immigrant Students in Action (Providence , RI)

Industrial Workers of the World (Cincinnati, OH)

Iniciativa Mexicana Contra la Guerra (Mexico City, Mexico)

Interfaith Worker Justice (Chicago, IL)

International Action Center (New York, NY)

International Socialist Organization (Los Angeles, CA)

For the complete list go to
http://www.nohr4437.org/


04/28/06 @ 14:44

04/30/06 @ 08:05

JUNIUS JNR....
MBNA is a credit line for business
PMI group is the same thing I think it supplies funds for businesses

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac buy out mortgages from the original lender. You may have a mortgage from one bank but it can actually be held by one of those two. That keeps the capital flowing in the smaller banks.