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. -j .--w-r Page 2 OPINION * Monday, October 3, 1994 THE RIGHT LEFT Hitler back again? By Paulo Albuquerque Just the other day, in one of those rare moments of rain in the San Joaquin Valley, I was walking around campus late for one of my classes when I was forced to make an abrupt stop. I was overwhelmed. There were rain drops falling from^ohandasKanamchand Gandhi's eyes. A message? Perhaps. The fact, however, is that although we're just celebrating the 125th birthdate of this great war¬ rior of peace, ifs not Gandhi's legacy that appears so worth remembering at these times - we must remem¬ ber Adolph Hitler instead. When the Nazi Party tookoverpower, Hitler prom¬ ised to save Germany. It was an S.O.S. for the Aryan nation as Hitler promised to rescue Deutcheland from economic chaos while getting rid of homosexuals, immigrants and Jewsr Family values and nationalism were enhanced. It sounds familiar? Allow me to refresh your memory. The first step the Furher took, along with his minister of propaganda, the clever, polio-handicapped Joseph Goebbels, was to control tne media. It was a long and difficult process, but surely and While the Third Reich burned books, California's governor Pete Wilson drastically cut education and increased cqst of tuition and foes by more than 100 percent. slowly the Nazis controlled public opinion by literally taking over the rrtedia. It'sjvaluable to remind my readers that the Gannett publications practically hold a clear monopoly in the printing press, which include Visalia Times-Delta and other local newspapers. Gannet's chain has easily identifiable tendencies. Gannet and his media vehicle are conservative, very Republican inclined and most of all, against Hispanic immigration. It manipulates many minds through a clever use of nationalism, too. Hitler committed many crimes against education. It's much easier tobrainwash an empty-minded popu¬ lation While the Third vReich burned books, California's. governqr Pete Wilson drastically cut education and increased the cost of tuition and fees in public univer¬ sities by more than 100 percent. He alsd ordered banning of many books from the shelves of public libraries. Hitler's actions against the Jews began with a de-. cree that forbade the presence of Semitic children in German public schools. Wilson, on the other hand, initiated jus persecution against Latin Americans by not allowing undocu¬ mented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses. Wil¬ son, as well as the Furher, knew that genocide cannot be achieved overnight. -*ne persecution will continue while Wilson and his troops attempt to rule undocumented human beings out of California's school system or any health care whatsoever. I do notjteed to be a psychic to predict'what Wilson's next steps will be. \ All I have to do is to find history books that deal with the actions of the Nazi Party in Germany. As a matter of fact, ifs known that Wilson has an evil plan to build a gigantic wall along the California- Mexico border and rure many immigration officers to join a true human hunt in order to find - probably torture - and arrest illegal immigrants. All those above-mentioned actions will be paid by you and h taxpayers. Fewer teachers will be hired. Schools will face more cutbacks, tuition costs will increase, but little Juan and S&eWilson, SAME PAGE Kennel Bookstore Kennel Bookstore's Technology Fair 1994 i>- - Presenting: "It's Evolution Not Revolution: The Transition of the Textbook" Vendor ''res.-m.un»n bf John Wiley & Sons.' Inc. McGraw Mill. Inc. D. C. Heath and Company IBM Market Source Harcourt Brace & Company . Apple Computer. Inr International Thomson Publishlnd (WadWorth & South Western) Presentation by Gary Shapiro- 3:00 - 4:00 Vendor Presentations- 2:00 - 3:00 & 4:00 - 5:00 Refreshments will be served. t little Maria will have their access to learn English de¬ nied anyway. After a few years of pay¬ ing for the implementation of this un-American, uncon¬ stitutional act, California's taxpayers may save 35 cents a year that could have save undocumented children from getting.polio or dying of meningitis.h And the persecution will continue. Concentration camps will be built once again with o<lr money so Wilson and his troops will be able to treat undocumented people ac¬ cording to their cruel, evil views and ways. People will be-skilled and riots will occur. , Crime will increase as the organized narcotic Mafia embraces all the schools' re¬ jected children and toddlers. Prostitution will beatrade mark of a future destroyed by Wilson and this degener¬ ate Proposition 187. In a few years from now, your kids will be asking about little Jose and little Juanita's fate. They used to be their best friends, but they suddenly disappeared from school and then, from theneighborhood. The same questions were asked 55 years ago by little Helga ana little Franz about little Isaac or little Hannah. Be prepared to respond, to that. ' While hypocritically sit¬ ting in church looking a tyour watch every fiveirtinutes while anxious t6 go home and watch the Raiders and the 49ers hit each other in a football battle, think about Jesus Christ's reaction to Prop. 187 after he tela us that we must love ourneigh- bors as we love ourselves. Don't worry about Gandhi. He celebrated his 125th birthday in the clouds with many friends and angels. — ^Worry about Adolph Hitler. He's in the flames of an underworld of ignorance, pitchforks, cruelty and punishment. 1 He's saving a spot there for his follower Governor Wilson. 'California»stateNuniver»sity»f r e sno* ^±j EDITOR IN CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR NEWS EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER BUSINESS MANAGER PRODUCTION MANAGER ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR COPY EDITOR COPY EDITOR • M.CRISTINA MEDINA • OLIVIA REYES • BRYAN CHAN • STEPHENWALSH • ROBBIE MINER • RICHARD NIXON • BRADFQRD WILSON • Et>MCKEANEY • JOE ROSATO JR. • LAURIE GIBSON ^ • TIM SPRINGER STAFF WRITERS: Paulo Albuquerque, Chui Ming Ang, Casey Angle, Chris Baxter, BrenvBatty, Adam Brady, Dennis Claborn, Pahla Cragg, Stafanie Hard, Charlton Jordan, David Chavez, Maria Hugo, Raina Jennings, Draeger Martinek, Elliott Millett, Leah Perich, Mitch Prince, Rusty Robison, Erin Smith, George Smith, Jeff Smith, Tim Springer, Pete Stewart, Annette Thiessen, Jacqueline Tftcker. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Steve R. Fujimoto, Ken Roller, Tommy Monreal, Zia Nizami. •PUBLISHED ir THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS. It » ■ aWami i ,? v*i
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OPINION *
Monday, October 3, 1994
THE RIGHT LEFT
Hitler back again?
By Paulo Albuquerque
Just the other day, in one of those rare moments of
rain in the San Joaquin Valley, I was walking around
campus late for one of my classes when I was forced
to make an abrupt stop. I was overwhelmed. There
were rain drops falling from^ohandasKanamchand
Gandhi's eyes.
A message?
Perhaps. The fact, however, is that although we're
just celebrating the 125th birthdate of this great war¬
rior of peace, ifs not Gandhi's legacy that appears so
worth remembering at these times - we must remem¬
ber Adolph Hitler instead.
When the Nazi Party tookoverpower, Hitler prom¬
ised to save Germany. It was an S.O.S. for the Aryan
nation as Hitler promised to rescue Deutcheland from
economic chaos while getting rid of homosexuals,
immigrants and Jewsr Family values and nationalism
were enhanced. It sounds familiar?
Allow me to refresh your memory. The first step the
Furher took, along with his minister of propaganda,
the clever, polio-handicapped Joseph Goebbels, was
to control tne media.
It was a long and difficult process, but surely and
While the Third Reich burned
books, California's governor Pete
Wilson drastically cut education
and increased cqst of tuition and
foes by more than 100 percent.
slowly the Nazis controlled public opinion by literally
taking over the rrtedia.
It'sjvaluable to remind my readers that the Gannett
publications practically hold a clear monopoly in the
printing press, which include Visalia Times-Delta
and other local newspapers.
Gannet's chain has easily identifiable tendencies.
Gannet and his media vehicle are conservative, very
Republican inclined and most of all, against Hispanic
immigration.
It manipulates many minds through a clever use of
nationalism, too.
Hitler committed many crimes against education.
It's much easier tobrainwash an empty-minded popu¬
lation
While the Third vReich burned books, California's.
governqr Pete Wilson drastically cut education and
increased the cost of tuition and fees in public univer¬
sities by more than 100 percent.
He alsd ordered banning of many books from the
shelves of public libraries.
Hitler's actions against the Jews began with a de-.
cree that forbade the presence of Semitic children in
German public schools.
Wilson, on the other hand, initiated jus persecution
against Latin Americans by not allowing undocu¬
mented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses. Wil¬
son, as well as the Furher, knew that genocide cannot
be achieved overnight.
-*ne persecution will continue while Wilson and his
troops attempt to rule undocumented human beings
out of California's school system or any health care
whatsoever.
I do notjteed to be a psychic to predict'what
Wilson's next steps will be. \
All I have to do is to find history books that deal
with the actions of the Nazi Party in Germany.
As a matter of fact, ifs known that Wilson has an
evil plan to build a gigantic wall along the California-
Mexico border and rure many immigration officers to
join a true human hunt in order to find - probably
torture - and arrest illegal immigrants.
All those above-mentioned actions will be paid by
you and h taxpayers.
Fewer teachers will be hired. Schools will face more
cutbacks, tuition costs will increase, but little Juan and
S&eWilson, SAME PAGE
Kennel Bookstore
Kennel Bookstore's
Technology Fair 1994
i>-
-
Presenting:
"It's Evolution Not Revolution:
The Transition of the Textbook"
Vendor ''res.-m.un»n bf
John Wiley & Sons.' Inc. McGraw Mill. Inc.
D. C. Heath and Company IBM Market Source
Harcourt Brace & Company . Apple Computer. Inr
International Thomson Publishlnd (WadWorth & South Western)
Presentation by Gary Shapiro- 3:00 - 4:00
Vendor Presentations- 2:00 - 3:00 & 4:00 - 5:00
Refreshments will be served.
t
little Maria will have their
access to learn English de¬
nied anyway.
After a few years of pay¬
ing for the implementation
of this un-American, uncon¬
stitutional act, California's
taxpayers may save 35 cents
a year that could have save
undocumented children
from getting.polio or dying
of meningitis.h
And the persecution will
continue.
Concentration camps will
be built once again with o |