Our New Anahuac

How does it feel? How does it feel now that horror is erupting in your own yard and not in your neighbour’s living room? What is it like to feel the fear pressing down on your chest, the panic caused by the deafening noise, to see the flames burning out of control, the buildings collapsing, [...]

“There’s something wrong with a country fighting a war that most of the country has come to pay such little attention to.” Chris Matthews For those who know me, it is simply too expected to say that the war undesirable. It is an easy position to take, now that the majority of the country is [...]

Chief Longwaker In Solidarity With Quadaffi. Speaks on the true identity of wetbacks. Share and Enjoy:

Check out the entire El Pueblo issue 20,000 copies strong, or just read the editorial here.    A June 28th report in Bloomberg news confirmed that some of the US largest banks have been helping to finance drug cartels in Mexico and border states.  Bloomberg states:   “Wachovia, it turns out, had made a habit of [...]

It’s almost impossible for me to view a film without analyzing its message and implications. This usually makes my family ecstatic It is especially difficult to hold back when the theme of the movie has to do with socio-political reality or history. I barely saw Avatar last night…spoiler alert. Avatar was well received in the [...]

These two tidbits involve the highest echelons of power in the US, a Congressman and a candidate for US Senate. Good Americans Are Losing Their Homes, “not minorities…defective…useless…wasteful…” Just watch it. I mean what else can I say or analyze about this video? I guess what pops into my head is that many minority policy [...]

I was watching Fareed’s GPS this morning and the topic was Afghanistan. Diane Feinstein and some senior Republican were guests, and nobody could give a very precise answer for several minutes on the following simple question: “when will the US consider itself successful in Afghanistan?” Asked another way, “what is the mission in Afghanistan?” Both [...]

Is anyone above the law?  Certainly, the Bill of Rights did not extend the freedom of religion to include illegal activities, especially if said activities do not pertain to the faith of the individuals.  Certainly, there is precedent in this country of prosecuting religious figures of small and large religions and sects.  Joseph Smith of [...]

Tuesday evening, the Consulate General of Houston  celebrated the eigth anniversary of the Venezuelan people’s victory against the attempted coup against Hugo Chavez and the people. A participant in the counter coup mass mobilizations recounted how he marched against the coup supporters and how the situation quickly turned violent, with opposition sharpshooters opening fire on [...]

From Democracy Now We take a look at the threat of deportation that non-citizen veterans of American wars continue to face despite US military promises of citizenship. We talk to Rohan Coombs, a Jamaican-born US vet who was in the US Marine Corps for six years and served in the Persian Gulf War. He spent [...]