Title: Mexican Students Walk Out of Class, Attack Other Students with American Flags Source:
[None] URL Source:[None] Published:May 10, 2010 Author:unattributed Post Date:2010-05-10 20:58:52 by A K A Stone Keywords:None Views:1633 Comments:8
Last week several Morgan Hill, California, students were sent home on Cinco de Mayo for wearing U.S. flag apparel that offended Latino students. The following day, on May 6, several Latino students walked out of school in response and held a rally in a nearby park.
“We want respect,” the students chant. In the video below, a group of students in a pickup truck drive past the marching Latino students waving American flags. “What followed was an angry confrontation in which both groups of students shouted obscenities at each other,” Brian Shield writes for KRON 4. “No one was arrested and there are no reports of injuries.”
It has yet to be explained by school authorities or the Latino students how wearing or waving American flags “disrespects” them. KRON 4 does not offer an explanation as to why the Latino students decided to walk out of school and march.
“The incident on May 5 at Live Oak High School is extremely unfortunate,” a school administrator explains in a statement. “While campus safety is our primary concern and administrators made decisions yesterday in an attempt to ensure campus safety, students should not, and will not, be disciplined for wearing patriotic clothing. This matter is under investigation and appropriate action will be taken.”
It appears the Latino students walked out of classes because the students wearing patriotic clothing were not disciplined.
Obviously, the Latino students do not consider themselves Americans. In the above video, the students wave Mexican flags and chant that displaying the American flag is disrespectful of their heritage and sense of Mexican nationalism.
Why is the American flag offensive to Latino students? More than likely because their elders have taught them that California is not part of the United States. It is part of Mexico. It was stolen by the gringos.
The students probably do not realize (or do their parents and relatives) that their nationalism is inappropriate outside of Mexico. The belief that the Southwest United States is part of Mexico and must be reconquered plays right into the hands of the globalists.
The Ford Foundation supports La Raza. The global elite, however, are not interested returning the Southwest to Mexico or anybody else, least of all a faction of racist Marxists. The global elite are playing a game of divide and conquer. After an American Union is established, the national identities of Mexico, the United States, and Canada will be eradicated. Revolutionary Marxists will be dealt with in the same manner all independence minded factions are dealt with by authoritarian regimes.
The corporate media and public education reaffirm the politically correct fantasy that the American Southwest is the long lost land of Aztlán once populated by Aztecs who are superior to “frail” white people.
In fact, what is now the American Southwest became an ungovernable territory after the Spanish conquistadors planted a flag and eventually went back to Spain. The region was ungovernable until the United States domesticated the Apaches and other fierce tribes that ran the Mexicans off the land for centuries. Only Catholic missionaries and traders dared traverse the territory.
Latino students marching and demanding respect — tribal gang-bangers often make the same demand — will only serve to further polarize the issue and set the stage for race riots and violence. Nobody will benefit from violence, hated, and racial polarization but the global elite who are endeavoring to socially balkanize the country and exploit divisions to further their agenda of world government.
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