Texas School Suspends Student for Removing MEXICAN Flag

Radio AM 740 - Houston ^ | 5/6/2010 | Michael Berry

[Kimberly GG]

...”man-child Zero in WH has no clue ...”

Yeah. Unfortunately, keeping the borders open is a bipartisan effort. If the death of 3,000 + on 9/11 didn’t warrant effective border security on 9/12, the death of a rancher means nothing to the OBLers.

[houeto]

Remember, according to Scotus and many Freepers, there is a constitutional right to publicly humiliate Old Glory.

As there should be.

[bmwcyle]

Remember the Alamo!

[Nobel_1]

Re: additional information

I only posted an excerpt of the AM 740 news article located at http://www.ktrh.com/pages/michaelberry.html ... if you follow the link, you will see the phone number of the school, names of principals, etc.

(FYI - the sidebar moderator removed the flag graphic, posted from the article)

[Utilizer]

I see no claim on the website that that photo is of the incident in question, rather than for reference or illustrated purposes.

[SwedeBoy2]

If the Mexican Invaders were interested in Living Peacefully and being accepted they might want to rethink their attitude.

Give Respect to Get Respect.

This is an Obviously Provocative Act.

They want to Import their Criminal Culture.

If Mexico is so good why did they leave it?

Reconquista of Aztlan?

[Nobel_1]

Re: photo is of the incident in question

Correct, it is not stated in the text; however, it was plainly stated on the radio for all of Houston to hear that the parent’s photo was on his (Michael Berry’s) website. The portion of his program that I heard was the interview of the suspended student, which aired around 5:30pm or so on AM 740...

[Shimmer1]

Can you imagine?!!!

[TLI]

Let us drift back to 2006 for a comparison...

The Houston Independent School District did not do a damn thing to any of them so what gives?

HISD Superintendent Abelardo Saavedra released a statement that said all students who participated in the walkouts would be disciplined. Students could be placed in detention or in-school suspension, and may also be subject to other sanctions.

Officials said that each student's disciplinary record and the wishes of the student's parents would be taken into consideration on a case-by-case basis.

Pasadena police said there were 14 arrests for a variety of offenses, including curfew violations, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and assault.

During the protest, a police car was surrounded and rocked by marchers, and spray-painted with green paint, police said.

Houston police also took some students into custody and cited several for daytime curfew violations.

Meanwhile in Dallas...

About a thousand Dallas-area students participating in a walkout rushed Dallas City Hall before 11 a.m. Authorities said the students flooded the first two floors of Dallas's City Hall before police and security guards were able to usher them back out. No word on damage, injuries or arrests. (because there weren't any)

A girl's hand was severed when a vanload of Dallas students rolled over at an East Dallas intersection. Dallas Independent School District spokesman Donnie Claxton said the van contained students from Spruce High School and sped past Skyline High into an intersection, where it overturned. Authorities said an underage classmate was driving the van.

VIDEO of the little animals Yea, animals. Go watch it. They are totally out of control in various parts of the video. 1:20 shows the size of it. They are at 100% mob mentality at 1:37. They riot IN DALLAS CITY HALL at 2:15. Same exact crap in Ft. Worth at 3:00. And this is the disloyal refusal to assimilate that has resulted in the beginnings of the communist entitlement culture we are seeing now. Video was from 2006.

You can imagine what they are thinking now with little bammie spouting his current version of communist rhetoric.

[bcsco]

ANOTHER REASON TO HOMESCHOOL

Well, Homeschool has its limits. We have a neighbor with 3 girls, middle to high school age. The oldest is the dad's favorite. The middle one is the mother's favorite. And the youngest, with some learning issues, is well, starving for attention.

the youngest is the only one in middle school. She was going to a private school (our church), but was taken out because kids were 'making fun of her'. The same happened in public middle school (or so the parents say). So, now she's being homeschooled. Only, at 10:15 this morning, I saw her with two other girls entering Wal-Mart. She said 'hi' to me. I also heard she's hanging with a rather rough group.

Homeschooling. Yeah. The mom's more interested in Facebook, not cleaning the house, not cooking meals (it's all frozen dinners), running marathons, church work, etc, and the dad's spending weeks at a time working in Chili (the country) and even wants to move there with the youngest when the older two go to college.

All the kid want's is attention at home, but far be it for that family to realize what the problem is. Now they're homeschooling. Uh huh...

[tutstar]

bull!!!!!!!!!!!!

[tutstar]

They put them in a class where they can learn English. :(

[tutstar]

bttt

[Nobel_1]

Re: Other links to this story

http://www.politicalforum.com/current-events/128704-student-suspended-texas-school-removing-mexican-flag-pole-above-us-flag.html

scarce so far ... check www.chron.com tomorrow to see if they pick it up ...

[moehoward]

No doubt got this line of thinking from some of those La Raza classes AZ just outlawed.

[metmom]

I just included you in the ping to this thread instead of doing a separate one. It wasn’t that I was pinging you to a homeschool topic but the flag topic.

It seems to me that this is becoming an immigration issue, too. I’m under the impression that many of those who are doing this are illegals. Seems like most of the legals are very pro-American and would not do this to the American flag.

If you’d rather I didn’t, then I won’t any more.

[metmom]

Well, they’re not like that because they’re homeschoolers.

They’d be that way if the kids were in public school as well.

It’s them not how they school.

Anyway, this kind of nonsense that the school pulled is just one more in a litany of reasons people are abandoning the public school system.

The school had no business doing this to the student and if we’d control our borders, this sort of thing would not likely be happening.

[metmom]

They don’t do anything to anyone who desecrates anything American.

Only Americans are wrong, dontcha know?

[bcsco]

I just included you in the ping to this thread instead of doing a separate one. It wasn’t that I was pinging you to a homeschool topic but the flag topic.

I knew that. I just thought I'd vent a little about homeschooling and my neighbor. I want you to ping me...

[bcsco]

Well, they’re not like that because they’re homeschoolers.

They’d be that way if the kids were in public school as well.

How well we know. Homeschooling only began a couple weeks ago with the youngest.

The first summer after they moved in, the girls started coming over when we were outside. It was obvious they were starved for attention. This went on all summer, and the next. Last year it wasn't so much, but things had happened between the parents and us.

We, plus the neighbor on the other side of the house, have a pretty good idea of the dynamics in that household. The parents don't understand parenting, and have more interest in their lives than those of the kids. And it shows. And this is only the tip of the iceberg, when it comes to that family's home values.

Anyway, I simply picked up on your one statement. And decided to vent a little because it's been bothering me, and my wife.

As for the youth with the Mexican flag, I'd have burned the damn thing. Then told the school that if they wanted to discipline me, they could go to hell. Sorry for the 'french'.