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Decline of LA? Where? Where? (Mexican Celebrations)

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From: Raul Franco
Date: Mon, 16 Sep 1996 00:00
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There was a wonderful celebration of Mexican Independence yesterday at
city hall.  The performers were great, the crowd was great, everything was
great!  Who says LA is going downhill?  Any place that can throw a party
like this and have such a turnout, can't be all that bad.

Bajarat... I hope you were out there protesting and trying to get some of
celebrating people deported.  If you weren't, you're full of sh**,
period... you and your SOS croenies.  I bet Puto Wilson was turning in his
grave, seeing all those Mexicans taking over City Hall (we'll be coming
for the state capital soon).   [Contrary to popular belief, Puto
Wilson _IS_ dead, emotionally, spiritually, _and_ politically.]

To the LA Times- EF YOU!  Two effen columns and two effen pictures  on
*all* the celebrations yesterday?  And 90% was on some failed macarena
dance in el monte.  EF YOU Bigtime!  Another reason to require bilingual
education: alternative news sources, like LA OPINION.

Peace to Salvadoreans and other latinos who also recently celebrated their
Indipendence.

Raul...					c/s

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From: Raul Franco <rfranco@calvin.usc.edu>
Subject: Decline of LA?  Where? Where? (Mexican Celebrations)
Date: 1996/09/16
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