Racintweek

how is this a ---- starting thread when he is just telling you what is actually happening?? its not like he is making the ---- up

jinxy

:P

jinxy

because he knows exactly the reaction hes going to get for posting a thread like this.

peeps

so i guess when the news reports it they are trying to start a riot

RENR

while you worry about rocks.....

Vigilante assault on Mexican immigrants kills

A USA masked vigilante with an assault rifle and military fatigues attacked a group of 18 Mexican immigrants on the border near Columbus, New Mexico yesterday. According to a report today by the Attorney General of Chihuahua, Patricia Gonzalez, one or more armed vigilantes, from the US side of the border, stopped a vehicle carrying 18 Mexican immigrants attempting to cross the border near the "Palomas, Chihuahua/Columbus, New Mexico" port of entry. The vigilante in a ski mask forcefully stopped their car and ordered the immigrants out of the vehicle and then proceeded to shoot the driver point blank, killing Apolinar Ortega Sanchez. The murderer who spoke in "broken Spanish" then ran to a vehicle waiting for him and raced to the USA side of the border according to the survivors. Attorney General Patricia Gonzalez is investigating the possibility that the assault was part of the Minutemen operations that took place along the Mexico/Arizona border and that are now moving westward.

The attack by a gringo in military fatigues and with a military assault rifle brings memories of the attack on Mexican women and children by James Oliver Huberty on July 18, 1984 at a McDonald's Restaurant at the SanYsidro/Tijuana border. According to Huberty's wife, the mass anti-Mexican murderer said to her in the morning of the massacre, "Society's had their chance. I'm going hunting. Hunting humans." Huberty open fire on unsuspecting Mexican families killing 22, mostly women and children. The racist Huberty had blamed Mexican immigrants for his inability to get a job. In June, the Minutemen vigilantes are planning to commence anti-Mexican operations in the vicinity of the "McDonald's Massacre".

If the anti-Mexican hate campaign by the English language media continues, we will certainly experienced worse hate crimes against our community. There are many mentally deficient gringos that believe everything they read, view or hear in the printed media, television and hate radio such as Disney owned KABC 790 AM in Los Angeles and they can be easily stirred into a "killing frenzy" by racist propaganda. Presently, Los Angeles commuters are being terrorized by shootings on our freeways and many believe they may be race related. The large percentage of the shootings victims are Latinos, which in LA means most probably Mexicans.

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In March 2003 two of Ranch Rescues Minutemen were arrested for
allegedly detaining two Salvadorans and pistol whipping one of them.

On July 23, 2003, Claudine LoMonaco of the Tucson Citizen reported that
"from the start of the fiscal year in October 2002 through Sunday, as
many as 171 people have died in Arizona -- 43 percent more than the
official Border Patrol figure of 119."

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Carrying white balloons and dressed in white, residents of Nuevo Laredo and its sister city, Laredo, Texas, protested the estimated 43 killings so far this year in Nuevo Laredo. Some U.S. citizens were among the victims in those crimes.

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Historically, hate groups and other extremist groups have tried to
exploit immigration, legal and illegal, as an issue to gain support and
publicity. Anti-Semite and former Klansman David Duke organized Klan
border patrols in the late 1970's. In the early 1980's, White
supremacist Louis Beam conducted paramilitary activities to intimidate
immigrant Vietnamese fishermen in Texas. Beam, then head of the
Texas Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, urged Klansmen to reclaim their
country “by blood.” More recently, in October 2002, New Jersey white
supremacist radio talk show host Hal Turner encouraged his shortwave
audience to “kill every single one of these invaders.”

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Violence and Propaganda
Already, in an increasingly charged atmosphere along the U.S.-Mexican border, there has been violence. In the last year three would-be border-crossers have been killed in apparent vigilante violence. One of them was shot from behind after asking a Texas rancher for water; seven others are confirmed wounded. During the same period, several Arizona ranchers made national news by “arresting” at gunpoint illegal aliens who crossed their lands.

To the north, in Bloomington, Minnesota, a Hispanic man was clubbed and critically injured for speaking Spanish at a job site. In Farmingville, New York, two tattooed racists were accused of posing as contractors to lure a pair of undocumented Mexican workers to a warehouse where they were beaten severely.

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Members of these groups and an Arkansas Klan group have traveled to Arizona to support Roger Barnett, the controversial rancher who has made armed “arrests” of hundreds of illegals crossing his land. Barnett reportedly told a British newspaper that “tracking humans ... is the biggest thrill.”
In October 2000, a group known as Ranch Rescue lent Barnett its support. Ranch Rescue was organized by a Texan named Jack Foote, a conspiracy-oriented anti-immigration activist who has promised to “put a stop to ... mass criminal trespass.” When they arrived, Foote and a few followers spent time helping Barnett fix fences and “patrolling” his ranch.

Foote, who carried a large weapon and binoculars, has made a name for himself as a hard-liner. He reacted furiously, for instance, to e-mail from a Mexican-American who accused him of racism. “You and the vast majority of your fellow dog turds are ignorant, uneducated, and desperate for a life in a decent nation because the one you live in is nothing but a pile of dog ---- made up of millions of worthless little dog turds like yourself,” Foote wrote back.

In December 2000, the antigovernment separatist group known as the Republic of Texas decided to “deploy” its “Texas Defense Forces” to part of the Mexican border to help “in controlling illegal border crossings.”

One woman, the report says, was apparently fired on three times as she crossed a nearby ranch. Nine migrants say they were stopped by a local who fired half a dozen shots at them. A group of 13 claims a rancher’s wife set a German Shepherd on one of them while her husband held the rest at gunpoint. Armed ranchers forced two cars off a public road and held the 16 migrants in them until the Border Patrol showed up.

In incident after incident — 28 in all, just in this small sector of the border over 17 months — angry white ranchers allegedly used weapons and threats, and sometimes violence, to “arrest” illegal aliens