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"Just another American" <abc@def.net> wrote in message
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> INVASION USA
>
> High-school coach fired for aiding illegals' cause
>
> English prof:
>
> 'We gots 2 show the U.S. that they aint (expletive) with out us'
>
>
> Posted: April 6, 2006
> 1:00 a.m. Eastern
> WorldNetDaily.com
>
> http://www.worldnetdaily.com/images2/RudyRios.jpg
>
> Rudy Rios (courtesy KHOU-TV, Houston)
>
> A junior-varsity baseball coach at Cesar Chavez High School in Houston
> has been ejected from his sports duties after using his position to
> advocate the cause of illegal immigration.
>
> Rudy Rios admits he used a district copier to make fliers encouraging
> Hispanic students to attend a rally protesting restrictions on illegal
> immigration.
>
> According to the Houston Chronicle, the fliers read: "We gots 2 stay
> together and protest against the new law that wants 2 be passed
> against all immigrants. We gots 2 show the U.S. that they aint
> (four-letter expletive) with out us (sic)."
>
> Rios is an English-as-a-second-language teacher, and is keeping that
> position despite his ouster from the baseball program.
>
> "I don't believe that was the right choice and I let them know right
> there and then," Rios told KHOU-TV. "I mean it wasn't anything bad
> against the school."
>
> The Houston Independent School District has a different opinion.
>
> "Mr. Rios used taxpayer-funded school equipment to copy and distribute
> to children an offensive statement," spokesman Terry Abbott told the
> Chronicle. "The principal exercised his authority to remove Mr. Rios
> as junior-varsity baseball coach, and it certainly was an appropriate
> decision."
>
> Just last week, Principal Robert Pambello at newsman Dan Rather's alma
> mater in Houston, John Reagan High School, was disciplined for flying
> a Mexican flag below the U.S. and Texas banners on campus.
>
>
> The Houston Federation of Teachers says many educators are having a
> tough time keeping their opinions on immigration out of the classroom.
>
> "A teacher's role is to be informative, but not persuasive. They need
> to talk to students. They need to make sure they know the issues, but
> like any other political issue, their role is not to express a
> specific opinion," president Gayle Fallon told the paper. "A teacher
> is a citizen. A teacher has every right to - on their own time - be as
> public as they want, no matter how popular or unpopular their views."
>
> As for Rios, he claims to have the support of many students and fellow
> teachers who want him back on the playing field.
>
> "They're like, 'When are you coming back? We need you, we want you,'"
> he told KHOU. "To me that's why I can't let this die and let it go.
> Because they're asking me, and I teach them and tell them, 'Well, you
> need to stand up for what you believe, stand up for your rights,' and
> then the teacher doesn't. Well that sounds to me like double talk."
>
>
> -- 
> "The elite class in America is becoming a ruling class and they've made
> enough money by hiring cheap illegal labor that they think they also
> have some kind of a right to cheap servants to manicure their nails
> and their lawn, for example."
>
> "So this ruling class, this new ruling class of America, is expanding
> a servant class in America at the expense of the middle class of
> America, the blue collar of America that used to be able to punch a
> time clock, buy a modest house and raise their families. ... Those
> young people are cut out of this process."  Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa)
>
> http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/print?id=1787765

The mestizoes flooding America in the past five years have an IQ of appx. 87
which makes them useless in a technology based society.

Hank