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President Bush as well as many in Congress and in state governments
across the country are working to turn the USA into a 3rd world
country.  The mexicans that have broken in are only more than happy to
take control of the USA.  The hordes pouring over our southern border
have caused the Governor of New Mexico, Bill Richarsdon to declare a
state of emergency just this week.

What are many democrats and republicans saying?
"Let them in."
"Give them amnesty"
"Open the borders, we can't control it"

Has your government asked you if you mind letting the people of another
country flood into your country and begin the process of handing it
over to them?

Below is an incredible article you might want to read. I have posted
only a portion of it here. The rest can be found at the link below.
Remember, even the Republican President was recently critical of the
MinuteMen, a group of concerned citizens who are trying to help slow
the massive influx of illegal aliens across our border. He called them
"vigilantes".  Which side is he on?

 IF YOU STAND UP FOR AMERICA, YOU WILL BE CRITICISED BY THOSE WHO HAVE
AN AGENDA. Open Borders is their Utopian agenda. No matter what party
they represent, they will call you vigilantes, racists, and fools.

http://www.barnesreview.org/The__Reconquista_-Mexico_s_Dre/the__reconquista_-mexico_s_dre.html

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The 'Reconquista'-Mexico's Dream of 'Retaking' the
Southwest

By John Tiffany

Some Mexicans and Mexican-Americans want to see California, New Mexico
and other parts of the United States given to Mexico. They call it the
"reconquista," Spanish for "reconquest," and they view the
millions of Mexican illegal aliens entering this country as their army
of invaders to achieve that takeover. To an extent, they also have
actual armed soldiers of the Mexican army, along with mercenaries from
North Korea, Russia and other communist or former communist lands, and
have already fired upon American Border Patrol officers and terrorized
American ranchers. Shockingly, certain politicians in America are
willing to sell out to the Mexicans. Here we consider the background to
this disturbing development.

Mexico, of course, was once a Spanish colony, the Aztecs and numerous
other tribes in that region having been conquered by the
Spaniards-or, in many cases, having willingly sworn allegiance to the
Spanish king in order to free themselves from Aztec tyranny. (However,
it may be noted that in the northern reaches-the so-called Interior
Provinces-of what was once called "Mexico," the natives had never
been subdued by any outsiders, including the Aztecs.) When a number of
Mexicans, inspired by Ameri ca's example, revolted against Spain,
they set up an independent government and assumed theoretical rulership
of a vast area, in cluding what is now known as the South western
United States.

America subsequently obtained the Southwest in various ways-mostly by
conquest in the Mexican (or Mexican Amer i can) War, partly by purchase
(the Gadsden Purchase) and partly by agreement (the annexation of
Texas, at the time an independent republic. It should also be mentioned
that the bear flag of the Re public of California was raised by
American settlers at Sonoma on June 14, 1846.) This prompts the
question as to how Spain and then Mexico came to "own" what is now
the American Southwest, which, of course, was never under the control
of the Aztec nation.

Mexico's claim to the Southwest stems from Pope Alexander VI's
15th-century Treaty of Tordesillas, which established a demarcation
line to define the spheres of Spanish and Portuguese influence in the
New World. The line ran due north and south through a point 300 miles
west of the Azores and Cape Verde Islands. All newly discovered lands
lying east of this line supposedly belonged to Portugal, while all
lands discovered to the west belonged to Spain. The people-Indians,
Eskimos and Aleuts-living in these lands were not consulted. This
treaty was modified in 1506 by a new demarcation line 1,110 miles west
of the Azores. The new line ran longitudinally through the eastern hump
of South America, and is the reason Brazilians speak Portuguese. This
treaty gave Spain the controversial legitimacy to rule Mexico, and most
of North and South America, beginning with Her nándo Cortés's rape
of the Aztec nation in 1521. Tordesillas allowed the Spanish and
Portuguese to loot and enslave indigenous populations, in return for
their promises to save the hemisphere's natives "for God." It was
not realized at the time that Portugal would get a much smaller slice
of the American pie than did Spain, since the Americas were still
largely unexplored. While Spain wound up with a claim to the Aztec and
Inca empires, rich in gold and silver, Portugal got nothing more than
some tropical rain forest with scattered primitive tribes.