Is Al-Qaeda behind the Mexican uprising?
473560
Yes, I believe they are. It helps them undermine America. If these Mexicans become citizens, they can run for the senate or congress in 9 years. If that happens, we will definetly lose our freedoms. They will put their own people in power and them initiate a moslem takeover of our country. Islam is quickly becoming  a major religion in  Mexico, and will soon be here.
688704
ski_bum_2006 is correct.  When al Qaeda was in it's infancy, fighting Russia, the US did fund them. Al Qaeda was established as a base or foundation as a potential general headquarters for future jihad in 1988 (Afghanistan against Russia), by Abdullah Azzam and Usama bin Ladin. By August, bin Ladin became emir (leader) and began to establish the al Qaeda we are familiar with today.
1062535
They never said they will help us. The said they will attack us but certainly not help us. Al qaeda has connections to the gurus that took over Somalia, they are fighting us in Iraq and Afghanistan. Check a news site or something.
1054438
I've searched for al-Qaeda on Google and I didn't find a website that could be theirs, so I don't think they really have a webpage.\nIf you want you can find out more things about al-Qaeda here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Qaeda
857923
http://usawakeup.org/HowToDestroyAmerica.htm\nWatch this video it will also open your eyes\nThe MM is a group of radicals and I don't fear them ,but La Raza is different.Same basic platform but with a Marxists touch .http://www.aztlanrising.com/mos/view/News/Archived_News/Aztlan_Rising_Introduction/\n\nMarch 27,2006\n"We have an aging white America ... They are dying ...We have got to eliminate the gringo, and what I mean by that is if the worst comes to the worst, we have got to kill him." Jose Angel Gutierrez, professor, University of Texas, Arlington and founder of the La Raza Unida political party\n\nor this from another radical group\n"If anyone's going to be deported, it's going to be you! ... Get out! We are the future. You're old and tired. Go on. We have beaten you – leave like beaten rats. You old white people, it is your duty to die. Right now, we're already controlling those elections, whether it's by violence or nonviolence. Through love of having children we're going to take over." Augustin Cebada, information minister of Brown Berets, militant para-military soldiers of Aztlan shouting at U.S. citizens at an Independence Day rally in Los Angeles.http://uniondelbarrio.org/lvp/newspapers/96/apraug96/pg03.html
706047
Most of the pro illegal supporters don't care about anything but the person that they,know ,love or are related to that are illegal.They have a vested interest.The radical Marxist groups like La Raza have this "lets over throw the government "and take over the USA southwest mentality.None are involved in the New World order or the one country ,one government nonsense.It will not happen thru choice,or popular vote ,if it ever happened it would have to be thru domination of one nation thru war of some very very strong country's.I cant see it happening.Not in our lifetime.There are far too many variables to consider.
862928
islalamofascists were responsible for 9/11. You can find tons of doctored video. There is not doubt at all about who is responsible.
385776
The American people need to understand that the United States is under attack! \nNo, not by Iraq or Iran, but by Mexico! Yes, Martha, you had better believe it. \nThe Mexican government is deliberately and systematically working to destabilize and undermine the very fabric and framework of American society. \n             And President George W. Bush and Senators John McCain and Ted Kennedy (among others) are aiding and abetting this effort. "
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Nothing New About It\n\nhttp://www.limitstogrowth.org/WEB-text/aztlan.html\n\nIn 1997, then-President Zedillo proclaimed that \n“I have proudly affirmed that the Mexican nation \nextends beyond the territory enclosed by its borders.” \n\n\n\n\n\n\nDuring the ''conquista,'' \nSpain tried to impose on Mexico \na common western language, religion, and culture, \nand to the degree it was successful.  \nIt was also anti-American.  \nWe should remember \nthat the Spaniards were building the great cathedral \nat the Zocolo in Mexico City \na hundred years before George Washington \ntook control of the Continental Army \nat Cambridge, Massachusetts.  \nHere are two different world views, sharing the same continent.\n\nIn his article, Clash of Civilizations?, \nSamuel P. Huntington reminds us \nthat cultural differences may cause future wars, \nand that these wars will be along cultural ''fault lines.''  \n\nThe U. S.--Mexican border is one of those fault lines.  \n\nHuntington writes, \n''Civilization identity will be increasingly important in the future,\nand the world will be shaped in large measure \nby the interactions among seven or eight major civilizations \n\nThe most important conflicts of the future \nwill occur along the cultural fault lines \nseparating these civilizations from one another.'' \n\nIn regard to Mexico, Huntington writes, \n''During the past decade, \nMexico has assumed a position \nsomewhat similar to that of Turkey. \nJust as Turkey abandoned its historic opposition to Europe \nand attempted to join Europe, \nMexico has stopped defining itself \nby its opposition to the United States \nand is instead attempting to imitate the United States.''  \nHowever, \nunlike Canada, \nMexico has a large, nonwestern, indigenous population \nthat has not yet been integrated into modernity.  \nThis native population also carries \nan unconscious weight of resentment \ntowards the Spanish conquest, \nwhich it now mistakenly displaces onto the U. S. \n\nMexico's indigenous population \nis one of the contemporary strains in that society.  \nSub-Comandante Marcos \nand the uprising in Chiapas of indigenous people \nis a prediction of what is to come in Mexico \nif that strain cannot be relieved.\n  \nThe Mexican elites have decided, therefore, \nto reduce this strain by sending north \nas many poor and jobless Mexicans as they can.  \nInstead of solving their own problems, \nwhich might entail a reduction of their status, \nthe ruling Mexican elites have decided to keep the fiesta going\nand let the U. S. handle the cleanup. \n\nA top adviser \nto past Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari \ndescribed to Huntington all the changes \nthe Salinas government was making.  \nWhen the advisor finished, Huntington remarked: \n''That's most impressive.  \nIt seems to me that basically you want to change Mexico \nfrom a Latin American country into a North American country.''\nHe looked at me with surprise and exclaimed: \n''Exactly!  \nThat's precisely what we are trying to do, \nbut of course we could never say so publicly.'' \n \nWhat also could not be said publicly \nis that Mexico wants to reclaim its ''lost'' territory.  \nIt will use economics and illegal immigrants to do this.\n\nMany Mexican elites believe that to become a modern nation,\nMexico has to restructure its economy \nand regain the territory it lost during the first Mexican war.  \nFor over a century, \nMexican nationalists have used the myths and symbols \nof a lost but glorious indigenous past \nto motivate its plans for expansion. \n \nD. H. Lawrence wrote about this myth building in his novel, \nThe Plumed Serpent. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nIf the ''reconquista'' continues unchecked \nfor the next twenty years, \nthe U. S. will be a fundamentally different society than it is today.\n\nThere will be more poverty and low-wage jo
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who did it? well it wasnt the butler in the hallway wilh a candlestick. how many different arab leaders are there in U.A.E.?i wouldnt know.however, it had to be a terrorist group of the arab world. look at the names listed they were all arabic.as for the official story, what we read and saw on the tube was as official as it gets.information concerning this tragic day possibly was edited just to be on the safe side. what i mean is that the story probably had more to it than what was said ,but with the turmoil in the world today, the increasing price of oil and fingers pointed at everyone, why say anything to start trouble? personally i dont think our country is the most advanced in defense or technology.our computers are made up of japans experts and as far as i know our defense systems are made with the same technology. i think there a a few small nations in the world that have come a long way as we have but secrets must be kept.hopefully im wrong but,i have read and surfed the web,i had found many items of interest that are questionable.im not a trouble maker and i think any information gotten will be sufficient enough to sustain my curiosity. i served during vietnam and i enlisted and would do it again. this country is my home and i was proud to serve.
1182856
These "insurgents" in Iraq ARE Al-Qaeda. It is just more convenient for teh media to rename them so Bush looks worse. They are forced to fight American Soldiers on Muslim ground. Bin Laden has even offered to pull all "insurgents" out of Iraq if the US leaves, too. His reasoning for the offer is to free up these "insurgents" to go fight in America.
219715
Neither is at fault!  \n\nJihadists use 9/11, the Sudan, the plight of the Palestinian people, American bases on Saudi soil, etc...\nas excuses to, in their own words, "... convert or kill ... the infidels."  \n\nIt's not about Jay Benish, or Michele Malkin, or any other American for that matter.  Check out Al Jazeera if you want to hear it from the horse's mouth.  Rabid terrorists, ravenous for power, have hijacked a religion, and it's gullible followers to do their bidding!\n\nRemember that middle-eastern terrorism, targeted against the U.S., began in the 1970s, long before Clinton or Bush. \n\nIn the history of man, a war has NEVER been fought for any reason other than the acquisition of resources; be it land, water, minerals, etc...  Religion has often been an excuse, or rather the scape-goat for greed.  This current jihad is no exception.  \n\nFifty years from now, when we are hopefully fully engaged in the use of more efficient energy sources, where will the middle east obtain the resources to sustain their people?  When oil is no longer a commodity, where will their collateral and resulting buying power come from?  \n\nLet's look this beast squarely in the face, and call it what it really is ... some far-thinking survivalists, who will spare no one, and nothing from their wrath.
423003
I must say i love your questions, but i really dont know. but i would bet its a mexican conspiracy to take over the united states. illegals must go home.
156698
I can't say that i know it for sure, but it seems to be the true. I don't know if it is about backing that sick behaviour, but only in the way of backing up a very wealthy person who can give him economical support for his political career. \nAny way you see it, this is a shame for my country, to find people that can act in the way they act against a journalist, and the way they manage the justice in the state of Puebla is something that have to be punished in order to avoid this kind of acts to happen again.
1002445
The latest news says it was a sting operation; apparently some of them bought ammonium nitrate fertilizer from undercover cops.  And they did "training exercises" with paintball guns (!) on private property where they were immediately reported for trespassing.\n\nThese guys have to be among the dumbest "terrorists" in history.  Al-Qaeda will never admit to recruiting these dopes.
551641
None. It’s not his decision or his right, or that on anyone else's with a God complex.  He's a wealthy Saudi man who didn't fit in.  No one appointed him the representative of anyone.  The only way I could see him able to avenge anyone is the people who chose to follow him.  Most of these people I consider zealots and bigots who should be stopped (sort of like the Klu Klux Klan or the Spanish Inquisition), so I don’t see avenging their captures or deaths as a legitimate act.  I do see that some Arabs and Muslims have real reasons to be upset, but I don’t see how Bin Laden is their “avenger.”  I think that people who don't directly target civilians or support regimes like the Taliban who so grievously harm their civilians would be the best people to represent those civilians.  I also think it should be people from that group: rich Saudi men with tremendous advantages who still couldn't make a positive difference on his co-citizens' lives in his own country need not apply.
672338
It was a conspiracy....by terrorists.  Duh....