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Here are three more especially disturbing signs that collaborators in state, local and federal government are aiding and abetting Mexico's conquest of our country:

 

1.  Speaking English Only Is "Illegal" At School District Advisory Meetings When American parents objected to the fact that meetings were conducted in Spanish, and wanted to adopt an English-only bylaw, the school district's lawyer concluded, according to the L.A. Times, that the rule would be "ILLEGAL and impractical."

 

Repeat:  the school district's lawyer concluded it would be ILLEGAL to require meetings be conducted in English.  I wonder if he's as concerned about the fact that half the parents in the district are also illegal?  Of course not.  Only American citizens have to obey laws, right?

 

If your blood isn't boiling enough, I urge you to read the entire article.  Here's the link: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-parents10nov10,1,3272273.story?coll=la-headlines-california.

 

I think my "favorite" line was this one, about one of the parents at a meeting named Guadalupe Aguilar:  "She added that she considers it racist when parents are told that, in America, they have to speak English."

 

Well, of course she said she considers it racist!  Illegal aliens and those who aid and abet them know that's the "secret weapon:"  you can intimidate many Americans into silence simply by calling them "racist."

 

Please note, by the way, how the headline for the story makes no mention whatsoever of the language or illegal immigration issue at all, and is instead so blase that most people interested in the issue would overlook the story.  It's "Discord roils L.A. Unifed parent panel."  This is typical of the L.A. Times:  a reporter writes a terrific story, and whoever writes the headline tries to divert attention or make it misleading (e.g., by calling the Mayor's proposed tax HIKE a tax CUT).

 

2.  Yo Soy El Army! Yesterday I saw a bumper sticker on a car that read, "Yo Soy El Army," and had a U.S. Army logo on it.  Today I went to the U.S. Army's website and, sure enough, they have a Spanish-language version of the site, along with a giant Hummer that looks like it was on the "Pimp My Ride" show, emblazoned with the words "Yo Soy El Army."

 

Terrific.  Why, after all, should we care if our soldiers speak English, or owe any allegiance to Mexico?  After all, it's not like we'll ever need to defend our border, is it?  And it's not like the members of a platoon need to communicate with one another in order to coordinate an attack or sweep through a building during a fire-fight, right?  Carumba!

 

Here are the links to the Spanish language Army website and the low- rider Hummer: http://www.goarmy.com/SpanishChat.do?redirect=true http://www.goarmy.com/events/h2/h2_event_schedules.jsp

 

3.  California Labor Department Forms In Spanish Want the State of California to pressure your boss to pay you disputed wages?  Hey, there's no need for you to learn Engish, or hire a translator of your own.  Instead, let us, the taxpayers of California, make life easy for you by taxing ourselves to pay for interpreters for you.  Heck, we'll even provide bilingual forms, and hire the staff to process them.  Here's the link for that:  http://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/Form1.pdf

 

So what's the point of all this?  The same one as usual:  if you want change, if you want to replace the career politicians who aid and abet the conquest of our nation, then contribute to my campaign so we can take back America's second-biggest city.

 

Advertisements cost money, and advertisements are the only way we can reach our fellow citizens.  The L.A. Times is not going to cover my campaign unless it absolutely has to do so, and even then you can bet the coverage will be unfavorable since I want to deport the illegal aliens who buy "Hoy," which is published by the same people.

 

Please contribute today at www.WalterMooreForMayor.com.  It's way easier than learning Spanish or moving away.