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1 posted on 05/25/2003 8:19:25 AM PDT by Tancredo Fan
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Loony Marxist pest alert!
2 posted on 05/25/2003 8:19:52 AM PDT by Tancredo Fan
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Thank god our elite both left and right repudiate "Mexicanos" like this Navarro character. Right?
4 posted on 05/25/2003 8:51:02 AM PDT by junta
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Slowly, ever so slowly, we move towards social war. Eventually the flash point will be reached. I cannot believe it. Someone who does not even belong here claims the right to further the invasion of his alien countrymen into our nation. Lord! Americans seem to be sick!
5 posted on 05/25/2003 8:53:45 AM PDT by AEMILIUS PAULUS (Further, the statement assumed)
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I live in Riverside and Navarro is a hardcore Leftist who, like others, just plain hates America and white guys. The area paper, the Press-Enterprise, regularly gives the guy print. All this on the California taxpayers dime, as he is a UCR "professor." The guy is the Brown version of the KKK, a race hustler, and an extremist in every sense of the word.

By reason of my employment, I have grown up around the Mexican immigrant community in Riverside County. Most are level-headed and hardcore Americans, in no hurry to replicate what they have left in corrupt Mexico. They dismiss seperatists like Navarro as troublemakers and, from time to time, you'll see the Press-Enterprise let a letter to the Editor slip through from an American of Mexican heritage blasting guys like this. But the paper is overtly sympathetic to these NAZIS, under the guise of "academia." And people wonder why California ranks in the basement in academic productivity on all levels. This guy is one of their posterboys.

Unfortunately, law enforcement can't do anything until they break the law, and I'm sure him and his "group" are on their radar screen. If he plans on organizing some sort of violent action, they'll be all over him.

If not, the American law abiding, gun owning, men and women of Arizona and Texas will deal with it. Wannabe revolutionary Navarro will certainly be surprised to see how many of them are of Mexican heritage.

He "knows" people in Mexico who will join in? We all know people in America who will answer that threat, in the law enforcement community and without. Until then, he's just a big mouth and blowhard, like Hussein, Kaddafy, et. al. The cops would certainly do well to roust the guy just to let him know "the deal." It would probably take him down a few notches. Like most of his ilk, it's other people's blood that gets spilled - certainly not theirs. They're too "important."

6 posted on 05/25/2003 9:15:35 AM PDT by Salem (FREE REPUBLIC - Fighting to win within the Arena of the War of Ideas!)
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ping

please do not post any remarks advocating violence
thanks

9 posted on 05/25/2003 9:50:08 AM PDT by madfly
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"Saying he knows people and groups in Mexico who will not hesitate to take up arms against vigilantes and militias, Navarro said the time to eliminate violence along the border is becoming shorter.

Don't pull on Superman's cape.......

This guy has it all wrong. The very worse thing that can happen is violence on the border which he is advocating. The unarmed border watchers have actually helped with water and food for stranded Illegals. Who the heck wants to see men, women and children dying of thirst in the desert or in the back of a semi?

The real problem isn't there's jobs in the U.S.. The problem is there are no jobs in Mexico and Fox doesn't want to admit that.

11 posted on 05/25/2003 10:02:25 AM PDT by Shooter 2.5 (Don't punch holes in the lifeboat)
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Saying he knows people and groups in Mexico who will not hesitate to take up arms against vigilantes and militias, Navarro said the time to eliminate violence along the border is becoming shorter.

Sounds like a threat to me. Navarro is a marxist Mexicano ---he and his government in Mexico have no respect for private property ---they don't believe in private property rights in Mexico ---why would they believe in them for Americans? I hope Bush is paying attention ---if Navarro brings armed Mexican nationals to start shooting at Americans protecting private property ---this could get ugly.

12 posted on 05/25/2003 10:09:01 AM PDT by FITZ
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Navarro, an "ethnic studies" professor from Riverside, California is telling Arizonans what to do with their own border? He should tarred and feathered and run out of town. I'll provide the feathers!
13 posted on 05/25/2003 10:09:52 AM PDT by janetgreen
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Things are heating up
14 posted on 05/25/2003 10:12:53 AM PDT by grammymoon
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2nd Amendment, Law-Abiding citizen, Pro-American BUMP!!!

Saying he knows people and groups in Mexico who will not hesitate to take up arms against vigilantes and militias, Navarro said the time to eliminate violence along the border is becoming shorter.

I can see this knucklehead's strategy. He rounds up his hooligans to begin skirmishes with the militias and law enforcement gets involved in the fight. As the situation deteriorates the U.S. Military starts deploying to the border to assist. The Mexican Communists and druggie cartels start harrassing the military and eventually a full blown U.S. vs. Mexico confrontation erupts and who knows where it goes from there. No I'm not a conspiracy theorist but this scenario is plausible under the right circumstances.

Navarro said he was in Southern Arizona in 2000 on an initial fact-finding mission. His trip that began Thursday in Phoenix is to help establish a network of groups, which he said is ineffectual in making a united stand against the anti-immigration organizations.

Notice the term "anti-immigration organizations" I'll give the militias the benefit of the doubt and assume they're not "anti-immigration" period, just anti-ILLEGAL immigration. These Citizens are doing the right thing by assisting law enforcement in securing our border and I salute them for their "unofficial" service to our Republic.

30 posted on 05/25/2003 1:40:39 PM PDT by BlueOneGolf (3rd Infantry Division. "Rock of the Marne!")
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Navarro, a political scientist at the University of California Riverside's department of ethnic studies

Two things come to mind.

Two studies have shown that the more educated the children of illegal aliens, the more they cost the taxpayer...in this case, a professor's salary.

If Davis is desperate to reduce education costs in California I've got a sugestion where to start.

31 posted on 05/25/2003 2:00:08 PM PDT by Amerigomag
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I'm getting awfully sick of these traitors. If the illegals feel threatened, then maybe, just maybe, they shouldn't be here illegally.....duh.

Just one question, Tancredo Fan. Even here in Massachusetts, just about everyone says if a third party comes along, promising US jobs for US citizens, closing the border to those who don't need to be here, sending home illegals who usurp our resources and undermine our culture and economy, sending home all foreigners whose jobs can be done by qualified US citizens, that party could win. All it takes is a plurality. All Tancredo has to do is find a vote getter who has a lot of voter appeal and is as clean as he is, and has a lot of appeal. Jesse Ventura?

But they better get their acts together soon. I really, really believe that the future of the US is at stake. In a way, we're lucky that security concerns bought us time before our nation is swept away by this globalist, elitist trash. If that's not gonna' happen, why should we even bother?

Meet the new boss, same as the old boss...."

37 posted on 05/25/2003 4:01:25 PM PDT by grania ("Won't get fooled again")
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you assume that this guy has more power than he has.

1. navarro thinks that all mexicans believe what he believes. wrong. they do not. the majority don't want anything to do with his radical politics. the vast majority of mexican immigrants assimilate. those who don't, live their lives in enclaves and pass away, as did european immigrants.

as with europeans, their children assimilate.

2. those who do believe as he does are students, captive to chicano studies programs.

after they graduate, they get married and have kids, and discover, hey! this socialist-chicano studies degree ain't worth ----. now they're in the workplace and chicano politics goes nowhere in the workplace.

it's parallel to radical feminism. it works for a while, for a few, but as time goes on, people find they're more interested in buying houses, having babies, and making money.

mexican immigrants that i know, want nothing to do with mexico or this bozo.
39 posted on 05/25/2003 4:18:38 PM PDT by liberalnot (what democrats fear the most is democracy .)
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"Both sides are too volatile and use inaccurate information to build up support and "their rhetoric is doing harm,"

Oh, uh huh, both sides are inaccurate are they? Let's see him back that statement up. I think this scum should be forced to clean up the garbage illegals have left in their wake.

43 posted on 05/25/2003 6:08:12 PM PDT by MissAmericanPie
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I love Mexico, but if the Southwest were ever to be given back to Mexico, it would go to worse shit than now, and all those Mexicans would then be trying to get into the US, but further up North. If these immigrants wanted things to be like in Mexico, they would have never come up here to begin with.
48 posted on 05/25/2003 7:57:07 PM PDT by PARodrig
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Whatever. In a gun fight the Mexicans wouldn't stand a chance. Those crossing the border ilegally are usually poor and uneducated. What kind of arms and capabilities would they present? None. Dead issue.
55 posted on 05/25/2003 8:59:50 PM PDT by PatrioticAmerican (Forget the spy planes - AC-130!)
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As for the goal of Mexicans to take back the Southwest, as Spencer says, it is the real reason for the migration, Navarro said.

"If the country (the United States) denies us, we have to consider all options," he said.

Sounds like inciting treason to me.

81 posted on 05/27/2003 8:45:22 AM PDT by dirtboy (someone kidnapped dirtboy and replaced him with an exact replica)
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BTTT
82 posted on 05/27/2003 8:46:21 AM PDT by Constitution Day
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