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To: Don Earl who wrote (2176)	8/26/2003 12:37:16 AM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 20039

Malkin Bares Bustamante's Ties to Racist Group Columnist Michelle Malkin exposes Cruz Bustamante's link to a militant separatist group. Why haven't the media elites addressed this potentially damaging affiliation? I don't think we even need to ask. ''While Katie Couric complains about GOP candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger being 'the son of a Nazi party member' and international media outlets assail Schwarzenegger adviser Pete Wilson as 'anti-immigrant' and 'racially divisive,' the liberal press has been stone-cold silent on [Cruz] Bustamante's connection to one of the nation's most virulently racist organizations,'' columnist Michelle Malkin writes. ''As a student at Fresno State University in the 1970s, Bustamante was an active member of the Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan, or MEChA, which stands for the Chicano Student Movement of Aztlan. Bustamante repeatedly denies having a 'radical ethnic agenda,' but he has refused to disassociate himself from his Mechista roots. In fact, Bustamante recently returned to Fresno State for a separate Latino commencement ceremony founded by two of his Chicano activist classmates.'' Malkin says MEChA ''operates an identity politics indoctrination machine on publicly subsidized college and high school campuses nationwide that would make David Duke and the KKK turn green with envy.'' Consider: Its members at the University of California have rioted and editorialized that federal immigration ''pigs should be killed, every single one.'' Its symbol: an eagle clutching a dynamite stick and a machete-like weapon in its claws. Its motto: ''Por La Raza todo. Fuera de La Raza nada (For the Race, everything. For those outside the Race, nothing).'' Its goal: to take over a huge area of the United States from Texas to California to Oregon and Washington and hand over the region to Mexico. Its admitted agenda: ''We do not recognize capricious frontiers on the bronze continent. Brotherhood unites us, and love for our brothers makes us a people whose time has come and who struggles against the foreigner 'gabacho' who exploits our riches and destroys our culture. With our heart in our hands and our hands in the soil, we declare the independence of our mestizo nation. We are a bronze people with a bronze culture.'' Malkin notes: ''Substitute 'Aryan' for 'mestizo' and 'white' for 'bronze.' Not much difference between the nutty philosophy of Bustamante's MEChA and Papa Schwarzenegger's evil Nazi Party. To date, however, the only exposure Bustamante's MEChA history has received has been on the Internet.'' The lieutenant governor's racism does not surprise the well-informed who know about his use of the term ''nigger.'' Luckily for him the media establishment refuses to give Democrats the treatment reserved for Trent Lott and other Republicans.

To: Don Earl who wrote (2176)	8/26/2003 1:56:21 AM
From: Raymond Duray	Respond to of 20039

OT OT OT Don, Re: I've yet to see a Reuters article that wasn't either mindless hype or mindless FUD. The business media has a proud tradition of being bizarrely wrong about how to run business. Here's a blast from the past: buyandhold.com "it was in January 1914 that Ford's financial maven James Couzens "horrified the business world" by doubling the basic pay of an assembly line worker to $5 a day. The Wall Street Journal called this immoral and the application of "spiritual principles where they don't belong." The New York Times said Ford was "crazy." [Harold Evans] But now Ford workers could buy the product themselves!" Immoral to pay workers..... imagine that!