Re: Mexican Aztec threat: 'We'll rip Americans' hearts out' if they protect U.S. border

fred wrote:
> "RuleOfLaw" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> "A group of Mexican rappers, including Jezzy P,
>> [a female] recently produced a track attacking
>>
>> U.S. plans to build more fences on its
>> southern
>> border.
>>
>> "We'll rip out hearts for every immigrant that
>> dies,"
>> Jezzy raps. "If you don't want problems with
>> the
>> Aztec race then don't screw us with these
>> filthy
>> laws."
>>
>> --
>> http://www.austin360.com/music/content/music/stories/2006/10/11mexicanrap.html
>>
>> (How many Americans know that the Los Angeles public school system
>> runs an elementary school devoted to indoctrinating the anchor babies
>> of illegal aliens with Aztec teachings? [see
>> http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=50459 and many
>> other websites] Its playground is adorned with images of Aztec
>> religious deities (what? the ACLU hasn't launched a
>> seapartion-of-church-and-state lawsuit? I'm shocked!) The school's
>> principal Marcos "We don't want to drink from a White water fountain"
>> Aguilar, who says he only speaks to the Spanish-language media, broke
>> his own rule to threaten -- in English -- Los Angeles reporter Sandy
>> Wells to "watch his back" if he tried to investigate the school
>> (http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1641331/posts) and has been
>> linked with the Mexican Juan Manuel Alvarez, who last year parked his
>> Jeep Grand Cherokee on train tracks in Glendale, California, then got
>> out of the vehicle and stood by as a train crashed into it, killing 11
>> U.S. citizens and injuring 200 others
>> (http://www.immigrationwatchdog.com/?p=1669)]
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>
> Last year over 9,100 American citizens died at the hands of illegal aliens,
> mostly by drunken drivers
> but with many, many murders. Yet the government will not spare 10,000 troops
> for our border.
>
> Fred
>>> .
That just proves that Bush thinks Iraq is more important than the United
States, and Homeland Security is just a ruse to collect data on legal
Americans. The fool needs to direct the DHS to the Mexican border and
probably find a way to get rid of a few so called Aztec rappers and any
school that teaches that. Conceptual problem; The Conquistadors
effectively snuffed the Aztecs, so what is the Aztec stuff all about?
Bill Baka

>>>> .
> That just proves that Bush thinks Iraq is more important than the United
> States, and Homeland Security is just a ruse to collect data on legal
> Americans. The fool needs to direct the DHS to the Mexican border and
> probably find a way to get rid of a few so called Aztec rappers and any
> school that teaches that. Conceptual problem; The Conquistadors
> effectively snuffed the Aztecs, so what is the Aztec stuff all about?
> Bill Baka

I agree except to say the Democraps are no better. It is all about who is in
power period.

>
> So what?

The what is we dont need more of it.

Herbert Cannon wrote:
>>>>> .
>> That just proves that Bush thinks Iraq is more important than the United
>> States, and Homeland Security is just a ruse to collect data on legal
>> Americans. The fool needs to direct the DHS to the Mexican border and
>> probably find a way to get rid of a few so called Aztec rappers and any
>> school that teaches that. Conceptual problem; The Conquistadors
>> effectively snuffed the Aztecs, so what is the Aztec stuff all about?
>> Bill Baka
>
> I agree except to say the Democraps are no better. It is all about who is in
> power period.
>
>
Maybe we should bring back the Torys and the Whigs?
Bill Baka

Using a mortising chisel perhaps?

--

FF

bill wrote:

>> I agree except to say the Democraps are no better. It is all about who is
>> in power period.
>>
>>
> Maybe we should bring back the Torys and the Whigs?

I still like my idea of drawing names out of a hat and giving them 3 weeks to
campaign - couldn't be any worse and might well be better .

--
It's turtles, all the way down

>>
> I'm sure there is an agency in this country, especially with Bush at the
> helm.

If you were that sure you should be able to name it.

>>
> Maybe we should bring back the Torys and the Whigs?
> Bill Baka

I think I like the libertarians.

[cross-posting snipped]
bill baka wrote:

> Neither I nor my ancestors brought the blacks over here, so screw them
> and their whining. I am part Indian and my ancestors got screwed even
> worse, but I am not complaining. Besides, there are very few pure blacks
> these days due to interbreeding. I saw one girl who was obviously only
> about 1/4 black claiming herself to be black, where she was only a dark
> shade of white. Where do we draw the line?

High speed descents on a children's tricycle?

--
Tom Sherman - Here, not there.

On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 14:32:42 +0000, bill wrote:

> That just proves that Bush thinks Iraq is more important than the United
> States, and Homeland Security is just a ruse to collect data on legal
> Americans. The fool needs to direct the DHS to the Mexican border and
> probably find a way to get rid of a few so called Aztec rappers and any
> school that teaches that. Conceptual problem; The Conquistadors
> effectively snuffed the Aztecs, so what is the Aztec stuff all about?
> Bill Baka

Close but no cigar.

You can't dump it on Bush alone nor focus it on Iraq. The simple fact is
that *none* on the Hill care about the invasion by Mexicans. The
Democrats, in fact, *encourage* it because they want them as voters.

Peace favor your sword (IH),
Kirk

On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 14:34:36 +0000, bill wrote:

>
> If certain 'Black ops' were doing their jobs these rappers would be
> listed as murdered by gang violence, end problem. The CIA and others can
> make people 'disappear' so why not a few junk rappers?
> Bill Baka

That would *hardly* solve the problem. These rappers aren't inciting the
violence they're advocating so much as recognizing the racism and violence
that already exists in their target demographic.

Peace favor your sword (IH),
Kirk

On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 09:49:27 -0500, Herbert Cannon wrote:

>
>>
>> So what?
>
> The what is we dont need more of it.

The what is that these rappers are irrelevant. They're *reflections* of
the problem, not the problem itself.

If their target demographic didn't *already* want to hear what they're
selling, their market would dry up and these rappers would disappear into
obscurity.

Peace favor your sword (IH),
Kirk

"bill" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> Fred
>>>> .
> That just proves that Bush thinks Iraq is more important than the United
> States, and Homeland Security is just a ruse to collect data on legal
> Americans. The fool needs to direct the DHS to the Mexican border and
> probably find a way to get rid of a few so called Aztec rappers and any
> school that teaches that. Conceptual problem; The Conquistadors
> effectively snuffed the Aztecs, so what is the Aztec stuff all about?

Why would they embrace the language (Spanish) of the conquerors? Why not
promote Aztec? Take care
--
Ajax Telamon
"All action takes place,
so to speak, in a kind of
twilight, which like a fog
or moonlight, often tends
to make things seem
grotesque and larger
than they really are."
Carl von Clausewitz.

"Herbert Cannon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:uBr_g.22685$2g4.11644@dukeread09...

> I think I like the libertarians.

I like libertines and librarians but not Liberace.

>>>
>>> So what?
>>
>> The what is we dont need more of it.
>
> The what is that these rappers are irrelevant. They're *reflections* of
> the problem, not the problem itself.

They are relevant to easily influenced young people with increasingly absent
adult role models.
>
> If their target demographic didn't *already* want to hear what they're
> selling, their market would dry up and these rappers would disappear into
> obscurity.

So the selling justifies it? Well that argument could be used for used for
any activity including slavery.

On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 14:23:20 -0500, Herbert Cannon wrote:

>
>>>>
>>>> So what?
>>>
>>> The what is we dont need more of it.
>>
>> The what is that these rappers are irrelevant. They're *reflections* of
>> the problem, not the problem itself.
>
> They are relevant to easily influenced young people with increasingly absent
> adult role models.

Horseradish. These rappers are both reflecting what exists and selling
their "product" to those who already want it.


>> If their target demographic didn't *already* want to hear what they're
>> selling, their market would dry up and these rappers would disappear into
>> obscurity.
>
> So the selling justifies it? Well that argument could be used for used for
> any activity including slavery.

What are you talking about? I never claimed that.

Peace favor your sword (IH),
Kirk

Herbert Cannon wrote:
> >>
> > I'm sure there is an agency in this country, especially with Bush at the
> > helm.
>
> If you were that sure you should be able to name it.

Opus Dei
or maybe
The Carlysle group
or maybe
The Trilateral Commission
or maybe
The FreeMasons
or maybe
The Bavarian Illuminati
or maybe
The Internet Cabal

--

FF

Perhaps the the Ye Olde Farts club.

>
> Horseradish. These rappers are both reflecting what exists and selling
> their "product" to those who already want it.
>
>
>>> If their target demographic didn't *already* want to hear what they're
>>> selling, their market would dry up and these rappers would disappear
>>> into
>>> obscurity.

So what exist is that the rapper is sitting in his car with his double
barrel, waiting to dust some cops off? Horseradish right back at you.
>>
>> So the selling justifies it? Well that argument could be used for used
>> for
>> any activity including slavery.
>
> What are you talking about? I never claimed that.
>
Sounded like it to me.