I’ve talked before about the Raza Studies program in Tucson Schools. A racist agenda that blames whitey for all the ills suffered by Latinos. The text books spew language so vile and incendiary, that an administrative law judge has put an end to it.

Judge Lewis Kowal ruled that the program violates state law, for a variety of reasons.

Kowal’s ruling, first reported by The Arizona Daily Star, said the district’s Mexican-American Studies program violated state law by having one or more classes designed primarily for one ethnic group, promoting racial resentment and advocating ethnic solidarity instead of treating students as individuals.

The language that the judge used was pretty tame, but the language he was referring to is anything but.

One of the textbooks they use is titled “Occupied America,” which was written by Rodolfo Acuña and includes a speech given by activist and university professor Jose Angel Gutierrez in which he says: “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,” (pg. 323).

The program, the teachers, and the text books are full of this kind of hatred, so much so that a judge ruled it illegal, and will result in the Tucson School district having a significant amount of funding withheld if they don’t comply with the law.

A victory for America, and a victory against racist hate speech. At the same time, This is one school district, in one city in one state. We know this kind of thing is happening all over the Southwest, the area of the country known as Aztlan by the racist reconquistas that actively advocate that takeover of America-and the purging of non-Mestizos, even resorting to killing whitey if necessary. I didn’t say it, check page 323.

I bring up the subject of illegal immigration often. Not only do illegal aliens have no right to be here, but their offspring become automatic citizens and attend school on the taxpayer dime to learn the kind of garbage found in Raza Studies. This is going on right now, today. I’ve said before, that these people have a single-minded purpose, and they won’t stop ever. I talked about demographics and the electoral votes that are in peril in the border states. Republicans-America as a people cannot afford to lose those states. If we do, then we lose the rest of the country, because we’ll just be voted into the third world. In our case, the racist, intolerant third world. Their message is clear; they have a curriculum.

As the presidential campaign heads into 2012, this issue needs to be addressed more. And the next time you hear Rick Perry defending the schooling of illegal aliens in his state, just keep in mind Raza Studies.

This looks like-and probably is, an attack from the left. Unfortunately for Ron Paul, the allegations happen to be true. Back in the late 80′s and early 90′s several newsletters were published using Ron Paul’s name. The newsletters were laced with racist quotes, and apparently, this went on for years. When confronted with the content in 1996, Paul took responsibility, but handled it like Herman Cain.

In 1996 when the Texas Monthly investigated the newsletters, Paul took responsibility for them and said that certain things were taken out of context.

Well, maybe, but check the link and tell me if there is a way to take those statements out of context.

Even worse for Paul is that he profited handsomely from these newsletters, even netting one million dollars in a single year. This at the same time racist statements were sopping up the pages of the newsletters. Sure, Ron Paul, like many successful Americans may have many business opportunities going at the same time. This was a money maker though. Did he never glance at those pages? Was there noone in his inner circle to pull him aside and tell him about this? I’ll give Paul the benefit of the doubt that he didn’t know about the content and didn’t contribute, but this was so close to him he should have known.

What this does to Paul remains to be seen. It looks like flavor of the week Gingrich is fading, and Ron Paul is looking at a possible win in Iowa. Well, maybe not with these allegations. Ron Paul already has a reputation-valid or not-of being clueless. Now he is using that very liability as a defense in this case. Not a good thing, especially in the eyes of those that are on the fence. If Ron Paul was unaware-for years of something that was lining his pockets substantially, then how aware would he be as a president? Either way, whether he knew about the content of these newsletters or not he comes out looking bad.

I said earlier that this was probably an attack from the left. Of course, it couldn’t come at a worse time. Assuming he’s not responsible for the content of those newsletters-and without further evidence I assume he is not, he doesn’t have much time to recover from the controversy. This is Paul’s Jeremiah Wright moment. Barack Obama is on the left, and the media gave him a pass. 20 years in that church pew and he never heard a word. Ron Paul doesn’t have that luxury. For Paul, he’s either racist or he’s clueless. Neither choice bodes well for a presidential candidate.

It certainly seems to me to be a concerted effort. RINO John McCain bashed the tea party during the debt ceiling debate. By the way, we’re out of money again. What happened to that bipartisan agreement? Another post. Then we had reconquista hate monger Antonio Villaraigosa do his teleprompter rant against the tea party. Maxine Waters didn’t need a teleprompter. She just told them to go to hell. Andre Carson thinks he’s going to be swinging from a tree-courtesy the tea party whitey. Joe Biden had his terrorist, and gun to our heads statements to describe the movement. Al Sharpton…never mind.

Now we have out of the blue a rant by Morgan Freeman, a veteran Hollywood star, and apparently, a black man. In case you didn’t know that, he made it very clear that he was, and so was Obama.

So what you ask? On an episode of Piers Morgan on CNN, Morgan ranted that the tea party was motivated by race-apparently exclusively.

“Their stated policy, publicly stated, is to do whatever it takes to see to it that Obama only serves one term,” Freeman noted. “What underlines that? ‘Screw the country. We’re going to whatever we can to get this black man outta here.’”

Dismissing Morgan’s suggestion that the Tea Party’s motivations might be merely political, Freeman asserted, “It is a racist thing.”

Where do I begin? First of all, who is they? “Their stated policy?” Morgan wasn’t clear, no surprise considering the premise of his argument. Sure Morgan, whatever it takes to get rid of a shitty president. I said nearly the same thing about Bush. Had I been blogging for Bush’s two terms you would have heard much more. The fact that Obama is even worse than Bush doesn’t escape me though. He doesn’t get a pass because he’s black. The presidency is not an affirmative action job. Well, it wasn’t anyway.

Then Freeman just couldn’t resist throwing down the race card. My next question would be, how is it racist? What statements or actions of any kind from any body even suggests the notion that race is a factor in Obama’s disastrous presidency? Herman Cain wants to know. Alan West might want to know should he throw his hat in the ring. Alan Keyes certainly would be interested. Tell us Morgan, where does race factor in?

Piers let him off the hook as expected. Of course. He’s Morgan Freeman. Certainly no white actor would have gotten off so easily had they done the Jeremiah Wright thing on the show. But Freeman’s not white.

I understand that Morgan Freeman is old enough to have seen and experienced things I don’t even want to think about. I understand he’s probably harboring some anger at the white race, and frankly I probably would too. I could say the same about the Sharpton’s and the Jackson’s and all the rest of them. This is a new day though. Those things are not occurring now. There are no water cannons or vicious attack dogs tearing apart anybody lobbying for civil rights. Those days are over.

Morgan Freeman can still feel the way he does without painting a broad brush of racism across a huge swath of the population. I think Freeman is intelligent enough to know the folly of that thinking. He may be blinded by the past though. At his age, that isn’t likely to change. But to get on the air and try to stir the race pot is looking to start trouble based on a false premise. There are those in the tea party movement that voted for Obama in 2008. He sucks, and now they want him out. Freeman basically acknowledged that when he said that the better the economy is the better Obama’s poll numbers are.

You can’t have it both ways Freeman. When the economy is humming, does that mean racism magically goes away? Or does the tea party just shelve it for when things get bad? Morgan Freeman knows better. Morgan, I’m sorry your multi-million dollar, Oscar winning life hasn’t turned out the way you like. Plenty of tea partiers that would be very happy to end up where you are in life. Morgan, you should have kept your mouth shut and continued to do what you do best. I won’t be able to watch one of your movies now without thinking of this rant. I won’t boycott, but at the same time, you’ve lost the respect of someone who did consider you one of the class acts in Hollywood. Didn’t know this side. Didn’t want to know it.

Just months after the National Basketball Association approved a protest by the Phoenix Suns over Arizona’s SB 1070, Major League Baseball has picked up the gauntlet and one-upped the NBA. The annual Civil Rights Game, which honors the civil rights struggle in this country was held today in Atlanta, Georgia. According to Wikipedia, the intent of the game was to “embrace baseball’s history of African-American players.” If that was the intent, then MLB has failed in their attempt. The real reason is the alarm over the declining number of black players in the league. Yes, affirmative action is a concern in Major League Baseball, and I’m sure the individual clubs are, if not startled, concerned. After all, they want the best, and only the best out on the field. The league is more concerned about color percentages.

Opening festivities included the likes of Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, who in all fairness, actually were part of the civil rights movement in the sixties. However, their legacy has been race hustling and keeping blacks in the victim role ever since. But in this country, their divisiveness is considered civil rights leadership. Their presence, however unpalatable, is not unexpected.

What was unexpected was the presence of musician Carlos Santana. He was there to receive the Beacon of Change award from the league. The MLB Beacon Awards recognize individuals whose lives have been emblematic of the spirit of the civil rights movement, according to the Santana website. Really? Here’s how the gracious Santana accepted the award. Remember, this was prior to the Braves-Phillies game, and he had a captive audience in Atlanta.

Referring to Arizona’s SB 1070 and a law signed Friday by Georgia governor Nathan Deal, Santana showed his true colors, and his race-based stance that rivaled his pals Jackson and Sharpton.

“The people of Arizona, and the people of Atlanta, Georgia, you should be ashamed of yourselves.”

His tirade drew a smattering of boos from the crowd. An amazingly polite crowd, considering he had no business there at all. The reality was, the crowd was likely surprised by attack, and it was over before it all sank in.

No problem. Santana held an impromptu press conference later so he could expand on his ethno-centric rant.

“This law is not correct. It’s a cruel law, actually,” Santana said in an impromptu news conference after the ceremony. “This is about fear. Stop shucking and jiving. People are afraid we’re going to steal your job. No we aren’t. You’re not going to change sheets and clean toilets.”

Note his language. He says he represents immigrants. Yes, that means illegal aliens. He says “we” aren’t stealing your jobs. We? I thought he was an American citizen? Clearly, he does not consider himself one, except when economically prudent. And he’s wrong about the jobs as well. We know that the lion’s share of new jobs in this country are going to immigrants, many illegal aliens who will work for dirt in order to steal the job. Finally, who is he admonishing anyway? The blacks who were supposed to be focus of this event? No, this was directed at whitey. Always whitey. More on that statement in a later post.

Major League Baseball has blurred the line between civil rights and crime. Black people in this country are and were American citizens. They have every right to be honored and be the beneficiaries of civil rights gains. Illegal aliens on the other hand should have no such rights. They are criminals, have come here illegally and are anchoring themselves to the United States by simply procreating on American soil. Unfortunately, they are doing that at a higher rate than legal American citizens and…well, just do the math. Bud Selig let Santana in, but skulked out of the stadium without any comment. You want to talk shame Carlos? Shame on you Bud Selig, and shame on Major League Baseball. As far as Santana? Apparently, he has no shame.

The fact that Barack Obama was swept into the White House on a wave of white votes wasn’t good enough. The fact that he defeated a man who is as white as white can be-and a war hero to boot wasn’t good enough either. For the left, any criticism of Barack Obama must be rooted in racism. Case in point, the latest chapter in the Obama birth certificate story.

Obama released a birth certificate this week, and whether you think it is legitimate or not is for another post. That argument will no doubt continue, and it serves as the fuel for unbridled attacks against white Americans. NPR, who by the way is still being funded by U.S. taxpayers, reprinted an article from the radical left wing rag The Nation. The Ari Melber rant was an attack on Donald Trump and everyone else that had questions about Obama’s birth. According to Melber, Trump’s attacks were coded racism. Coded, because Melber doesn’t actually have any facts to back up that assertion. As I said, when you don’t have the facts, make something up. When Trump questioned the qualifications of Obama to attend Columbia and later Harvard, Melber projected and came up with his own “truth.”

By charging that Obama was not admitted based on merit, Trump is suggesting that Obama was admitted because he is black.

Really? To this day, Obama refuses to release his academic records. It took years for him to release-what he released this week. The out-of-pocket costs incurred to keep those records sealed is odd, if nothing else. If you ask Melber though, it’s racist to even question it.

That kind of drivel is to be expected from rags like The Nation, and particularly NPR. Juan Williams will tell you. They have a different mindset over there. The usual suspects are in on this too, as if they’re reading from the same script. And if Chuck Shumer’s telephone conversation is any indicator, they may indeed be reading from the same script.

But this has been blathered before. Jimmy Carter, Chris Matthews, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, Jeremiah Wright and scores of no-names on blogs and message boards across the Web have all taken the same position. Note those names. Either they are race baiters, or outright racists. The idea is, if they accuse you of racism, that takes the heat off them-in theory. That used to be pretty effective, but the tactic has been so abused over the years, that it is much less effective now. These folks are not inclined to change who they are though, so the attacks on whites will continue.

I’ve said throughout this post that the attacks have been on whites. Is that something I made up? The birther movement has been attributed to not only the GOP, but even the tea party movement. Didn’t somebody recently remark that the Republicans were the party of old white men? Google it and see if anybody ever said that. The tea party was a bunch of angry whites that couldn’t cope with the changing demographics of the country? I think that was Francis Piven. There’s no code here. The attack is on whites. Or maybe they were referring to Hispanics? I’m going to go out on a limb and suggest that they were referring to whites, and whites only.

I’ve said before that there is a double standard in this country. Racism is quite acceptable, as long as you aren’t white. Some of us have moved past the race issue. Many have not. All the blood, sweat and tears that have been shed in the name of civil rights in this country is being lost. Ironically, it’s being undermined by some of the same people that were part of the movement, as well as a younger indoctrinated crowd that wouldn’t know real racism if it hit them in the face.

On the heels of a congressional report that said there were too many whites in high ranking military positions, the DOJ has been on their own crusade to dumb down police departments across the nation. Their latest target is Dayton, Ohio, where the current entrance exam into the police force there requires scores of 66% and 72% respectively on the two part exam. Thanks to the DOJ, those scores will fall to 58% and 63%. Yes, those are an F, and a D respectively. In other words, you can actually fail the entrance exam in Dayton and still be accepted.

I’ve talked previously how they were doing the same thing here in Los Angeles, and now we find out that the DOJ has been pulling this off all over the country. Not just the police. Dayton fire department standards are likely to be dumbed down as well. The next time you need the services of police or fire, keep in mind that there’s no telling who might show up.

The days of the best and brightest are over. The Obama regime, with their social justice agenda is making the country more dangerous and less stable as a matter of policy. We know Barack Obama is a racist-even Jeremiah Wright would privately tell you that-or just read one of his books, so this should come as no surprise. Stupefying to see it in action though. Where are the Republicans? For the rest of us, this is not a race issue. This is an issue of safety and competency. Ramming an unqualified person into a position without even bothering to educate them is a failed policy on its face.

Schools have been Marxist indoctination mills for decades now. Assuming a student did learn anything, they may be thwarted from a decent career by the likes of Eric the coward. Don’t forget the uneducated immigrants pouring in as we speak. They need jobs too, and with dumbed down standards, the ace in hole they’ll have will be their skin color.

A disaster in the making? You better believe it. Does this appear to be a systematic dismantling of our military and police? Looks that way to me. Uneducated drones with guns. The union protests are making more sense now as well. These unqualified cops would be union members-public sector no less. A social justice scheme that even the NAACP balks at. And they usually side with anything racist, but even they understand how minority communities will suffer as a result.

So while Republicans can’t decide how many pennies to shave from the budget without angering any Democrats, the thin blue line is being gutted by those that are as brainwashed as those that follow them. Anyone with an ounce of common sense can see what a bad philosphy this is. But then, if you’re brainwashed you don’t have an ounce of common sense. Engineered demographics and intentional dumbing down of a society. No, not a word from Republicans. It’s only been a few months, but I’m starting to think we’ve been had.

We already know that the publicly funded NPR has an agenda, and it is swung to the left. They will not tolerate any deviation from that agenda. To the chagrin of Michelle Obama, I’m sure. They must have missed her message on tolerance. Juan Williams will tell you. He was fired for speaking the truth about Islam. A gaggle of young Middle Eastern men boarding a plane would make me nervous as well. Those nerves got Williams fired. NPR CEO Vivian Schiller even suggested Williams talk to a shrink for making such a valid statement. He now has a cushier-and I’m sure more profitable gig over at FOX. But while they have a problem with the likes of Juan Williams, not a conservative by any means, they apparently have no problem publishing racist tripe from the likes of Daisy Hernandez, described by activist promoting Jodi Solomon Speakers Bureau as “A queer Cubana-Colombiana Americana.” She’s more than that.

Hernandez is a self aggrandizing blogger who sees herself as some kind of activist for those that are not white. In fact, we have arrived at the crux of this post. NPR published an article by Hernandez, where she expresses relief that Jared Loughner was white, and not Latino. Her reasoning is that if the shooter had been Latino, there would have been calls for border security, and a general crackdown on Latinos. This ridiculous dolt apparently doesn’t realize that there have already been calls for border security-for years, and with the current administration, there is absolutely no danger of border being secured.

She readily admits that she is relieved the shooter was whitey. Her entire existence is seen through a lens of bigotry and hate of whites. I’ve talked many times about the reconquistas that think a huge chunk of America belongs to them. Hernandez doesn’t hide her sense of entitlement, and her contempt for another race. The activist that allegedly fights so hard against what she perceives to be racially induced injustices against brown people is what she practices herself. She is what she claims to hate the most.

Does that mean she hates herself? Quite possible, and in cases like that a common tactic is to demonize someone to the point as being seen as worse than yourself. The Daisy Hernandez syndrome is unfortunately, not unusual, and just a reminder that there is more than political hate speech going around. NPR presents Hernandez as a sassy, thought provoking writer, not the racist hate monger that she is. Juan Williams was over the top. Daisy Hernandez gets posted on the NPR website. Could we expect anything less?

Eric Holder said we were cowards for not discussing race in this country. I’m discussing it Eric. I’d love to hear what you have to say about this person. About NPR. About the left in general. I’ll discuss it with you, anytime, anywhere, any forum. That’s a standing offer Eric.