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"fred" <wismel@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "Don Gabacho" <jpastore@nettaxi.com> wrote in message
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> > Protesters bombard Mexican Consulate over fatal shooting
> > By Matthew Eisley
> > McClatchy Newspapers
> >
> > RALEIGH - Several dozen people protesting the killing of an American
> > journalist in Mexico last week stormed the Mexican Consulate in Raleigh
> > on Monday.
> >
> > They banged drums, waved signs and demanded a meeting with consular
> > officials. One protester locked himself to Consul Armando Ortiz-Rocha's
> > second-floor office television by means of a U-bar around his neck
> > until a police officer freed him.
> >
> > Few of the 200 Mexicans seeking help at the office with visas, worker
> > permits and passports seemed moved by the clamor, one of more than a
> > dozen simultaneous protests across the U.S.
> >
> > After Raleigh police cleared the building and U.S. State Department
> > security agents arrived, four of the protesters met with Ortiz-Rocha
> > for about an hour.
> >
> > They were protesting the fatal shooting Friday of Brad Will, an
> > independent journalist and activist documenting a violent uprising
> > against the government in the Mexican state of Oaxaca [pronounced
> > oh-ah-WHOCK-ah]. Government officers are suspected in the shooting of
> > Will and two residents, according to news reports.
> >
> > The five-hour protest and the brief morning occupation of his office
> > did not amuse Ortiz-Rocha.
> >
> > "He said we had to leave," one of the four lead protesters, Monica
> > Bhattacharya, said. "We said, 'No, this is too important.' He talked
> > about how rude it was to come into his office. We said, 'Well, what's
> > happening in Oaxaca is far more rude. This is tame.'"
> >
> > The protesters are part of a loosely organized opposition to
> > authoritarian government and corporate news media power.
> >
> > Will was affiliated with an international "Indy Media" effort that
> > seeks to report events from a personal viewpoint, instead of providing
> > what its consumers view as spoon-fed news.
>
> And you folks think you had trouble with Blacks, you ain't seen nothing
> yet!!!!!!!!!
>
> Fred

It wasn't latino's, it was a bunch of human rigths activist wackos, you
moron :)


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