100,000 Protestors... Angry mobs of students...

scaeagles · 04-19-2006, 07:28 AM

A few things to add.....

At the recent rally in Arizona that admittedly did draw around 100,000 people, one major push was the registration of new voters.

Only 121 registrations took place. I am wondering about the significance of this. Does this mean that the vast majority of the marchers were illegals? Does it mean that most of the marchers were already registered? Hmm.....

Also, the national boycott set for the first Monday in March has been cancelled. Politically a good move, as it would have backfired on their cause. I also figure, and I have no proof of this, that it had to do with the potential failure to get people not to go to work. They are here because they want money. In Arizona, about one year ago, there was an attempt at such an event and it failed mightily.

One other thing -

Let's talk about how illegals are treated in Mexico

Vincente Fox, you and your demands can go to hell.

04-19-2006, 07:28 AM	#35
scaeagles I LIKE! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 7,819	A few things to add..... At the recent rally in Arizona that admittedly did draw around 100,000 people, one major push was the registration of new voters. Only 121 registrations took place. I am wondering about the significance of this. Does this mean that the vast majority of the marchers were illegals? Does it mean that most of the marchers were already registered? Hmm..... Also, the national boycott set for the first Monday in March has been cancelled. Politically a good move, as it would have backfired on their cause. I also figure, and I have no proof of this, that it had to do with the potential failure to get people not to go to work. They are here because they want money. In Arizona, about one year ago, there was an attempt at such an event and it failed mightily. One other thing - Let's talk about how illegals are treated in Mexico Vincente Fox, you and your demands can go to hell.
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