MEChA, do you consider them a terroist orginazation , or a real religion ?

Question

DAR - the impression I got from their web sites was that they were trying to make them selves apear to be a religion , talking about the AZTEK gods, and Aztlan being thereholy land where the Aztek gods came down and made the Azteks.

Answer 1

They aren't a religion, it is a political action group with hate group aims, sort of like the modern day KKK, but on the Mexican heritage side.

I don't think they have committed acts of terrorism, yet, in any event, however, their aims are not friendly.

I would call them a hate group.

Answer 2

MEChA and the La Raza movement teach that
Colorado, California, Arizona, Texas, Utah,
New Mexico, Oregon and parts of Washington State
make up an area known as "AZTLAN" -
- a fictional ancestral homeland of the Aztecs
before Europeans arrived in North America
.
As such, it belongs to the followers of MEChA.
These are all areas America should surrender
to "La Raza"
once enough immigrants, legal or illegal,
enter to claim a majority, as in Los Angeles.
The current borders of the United States
will be extinguished.

Encouraged by their leaders in both countries,
the 40 or so million Mexicans in America
And Their SYMPATHIZERS
(The Latino/Hispanic Community)
are similarly emboldened to insist
that the United States surrender to their demands,
particularly amnesty
which will speed the acquisition of political power.
And when California becomes majority Mexican
around 2028,
these people call for political unification
with their cultural homeland
Their leaders are planning for such a scenario

Their agenda is
for Our Federal Laws to be Ignored,
and their Criminal Trespass
into these Sovereign United States to be Rewarded
with Unlimited Benefits that include
the Rights of American Citizenship!

As these large mobs of Foreigners
marched Proudly Under the Flag of a Foreign Country
to demand the Right
to live and prosper in the United States,
they claimed that the issue is Immigration.
But their own actions reveal what is in fact
a Determined Effort
to Force Americans to accept
Large Foreign Colonies in our midst,
and to Pay Handsomely for the Privilege of doing so.

-- Jose Angel Gutierrez,
Professor, University of Texas, Arlington-
Founder of the La Raza Unida political party -
"We have an aging white America.
They are not making babies. They are dying.
The explosion is in our population . . .
They are shitting in their pants with fear...I love it.
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."

The Council of La Raza succeeded in having itself added to congressional hearings by Republican House and Senate leaders. And an anonymous senator even gave the Council of La Raza an extra $4 million in earmarked taxpayer money, supposedly for "housing reform," while La Raza continues to lobby the Senate for virtual open borders and amnesty for illegal aliens.

The Mexica movement claims Olmec ancestry
and aims to take back the continent
from "racist thieving" Europeans
on behalf of the "Nican Tlaca," or indigenous people.

Closer to the mainstream is the Aztlan movement,
which claims Aztec and Spanish ancestry
and wants only the western half of the U.S.
for "La Raza de Bronze." (The Brown Race)

A leading Aztlan group
is the Chicano Student Movement of Aztlan,
known by its Spanish acronym MEChA.

Like many other Hispanic groups,
MEChA came out of
the "Brown Power" movement of the late '60s.
Its founding motto was,
"For those in the race, everything.
For those outside the race, nothing."

Many of California's leading Hispanic politicians
were "Mechistas" in college,
including Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa
and former Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante.
(They Are Card Carrying Frontmen For LIFE)

Bustamante's refusal to condemn MEChA
contributed to his defeat by Arnold Schwarzenegger
in the 2003 gubernatorial race.

Posing as a student group,
MEChA tends to be dominated
by immigrants' children and descendants,
not immigrants themselves.

But the views of most Mexicans (70 Percent)
aren't far away from MEChA's.

Any Hispanic / Latino That Denies Knowledge
Of MEChA And The LA RAZA Movement
Is LYING To You

Reconquista Is Real
And ALL Hispanics / Latinos Are Aware Of The Movement
And Are PARTICIPATING / Assisting
In The Reconquista Of The Southwest USA

The major players in the Hispanic lobby
deny any racist motives.






No Religion To It

Corrupt Radical, Left Wing Politicos
Operating Inside The USA
AGAINST The USA
On Behalf Of Mexico

More Dangerous Than Any Terrorist Organization

Answer 3

By definition, A terrorist group. Reason enough to shut down the borders, and VOTE in November.

Answer 4

hummmmmmm any religion that fills killing is okay, is not a religion of god, but of the devil. so it may be a religion but not one with gods blessing. remember the Bible warns of faults Prophets and there churches. this is the Battle of good and evil

Answer 5

If DAR wasn't here, would you people know anything? He always put people in their place. I don't know anything about this group, so they must not be terrorists; damn sure, they're not a religion. More cobwebs.

Answer 6

Terrorist organization, and useless to all who love freedom and peace. Just another whacko 'reconquista' group...... news for them,

Hasta lavista, Reconquista......

Answer 7

If you are correct about them being a terrorist group, I would never support them....What terrorist acts have they actually committed?

It is horrible that any radical group uses religion to manipulate people....

Answer 8

I don't know if I would categorize them in either group.
To me they are racists.....so when I hear of/about them I automatically think Nazi/ kkk, except latino kkk.

Answer 9

Do you mean Mecca - I don't consider it either, it's a city in Saudi Arabia.

Answer 10

Satanist --all you have to do to be a member is have few morals--so they qualify.