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Monday, March 20,1995 The Daily Q>Us^giai>---3 Paulo From page 2 If you read the Right Left couple weeks ago, you evidently became aware that after World Warn,manymembersoftheNazi party ofseveral Eastern European countries managed to immigrate to the United States. Some of them funded the National Republican Heritage Council. This neo-Nazi ^organization became very in¬ volved in campaigning elections. They mainly supported, with all their passion, Nixon, Reagan and Bush. It is also known as I stated in my column , mat the NRHC held an annual convention in 1987, which had among guest honors Sens. Pete Wilson and Jesse Helms as well as Congressman Newt Gingrich.Some may say, that Wilson's participation in a neo- Nazi convention is only coinri- dence, nothing tobealarmed. Was Wilson, however, a mere honor¬ ary guest in the National Repub- "* lkan Heritage Council 17th An¬ nual convention? Was he and his fellow partisans, Newt and Helms, there just to gather a few more votes from right wing groups? It may be, but when Wil¬ son advocates xenophobism, ul¬ tra-nationalism and race su¬ premacy, it becomes clear that he was there for more than just "hav¬ ing a good dinner" while, cam¬ paigning for votes. He was listen¬ ing. He was learning. Wilson's obsession with Nazism became obvious for even the l6ssthmlring worm after Wilson's use of typi- cal Nazi-style propaganda in this past election when he preached hate and targeted a certain ethnic group as a tool to win the guber¬ natorial race. It is evident mat Wilson read "Mein Kampf' care- fuJly.m order to put an end to this prior mentioned Nazi invasion into the United States, the Office of Special Investigation was cre¬ ated. Us function was to investi¬ gate, possibly charge and repatri¬ ate former Worid War D Nazi war criminals who escaped into the United States. After a long his¬ tory of causing a lot of problems to neo-Nazi groups and individu¬ als such as the NRHGC and Lazlc Pastor, a campaign headed by the Na rional Confederation of Ameri¬ can Ethnic Groups (NCAEG) and greatly supported by former White House Communications Director Patrick "Piece c^ Vomit" Buchaqan. .. Is the Holocaust back? Per¬ haps not so furiously efficient through the means of gas cham¬ bers and ovens. But every Black, every Jew and every Hispanic liv¬ ing in the United States are about to the be targeted by many mea¬ sures mat intend to eventually either enslave or exterminate mi¬ norities from the face of earth. The means are not as harsh as they Werebefore. The human worms are not yet ready to send minorities to the gas chambers or ovens. But the measures will in-* aeaseiteseverityastheGOPgains more political power. The ends are the same. One of these mea¬ sures, which intends to take food out Of poor children's mc*iths, is one of the most horrendous propositions since theTtolocaust and apartheid. Another proposi¬ tion, known as 187, wants to see the children of a certain ethnic ' group out of our schools and hos¬ pitals. Recendy,arK>ther proposi¬ tion has been raised. It is based upon a new theory that claims that Negroes are inferioc It in- tends to turn millions of African- Americans out of the job market and higher education. Without affirmative action, members of minorities are condemned to go back to the* fields, to the kitchen or tojoin the dying proletariat forces. The minimum wage of workers, claim these in charge of the con¬ tract against America, must re- rnain stagnated, while taxes must be the same for all rich and poor as the gap's GOP increases. It is now up to us to stop the Fourth Reich from turning America into a Third World na¬ tion, where social castes, poverty . and famine are evident compo¬ nents. The choice is yours. You can rum the poor into a trip of no return. You can make the French Champagne of big corporations , taste even sweeter that before. Paulo Albuquerque's column appears every Monday. FOR TRANSFERABLE ACADEMIC CREDIT Classes throughout summer, includes the NY Fashion, New England, Bay Area Botanical Gardens, Geology of Yosemite, CA Coast, PL Reyes, Lassen National Parte, Mono-Mammouth Lakes, SF Earthquake Faults, Rafting the Grand Canyon and other guided local and educational tours. rrni Call (415) 904-7720 jPg Mary Pteratt, Program Director Mm San Francisco Sfate University College of Extended Learning C L A S S I F I E D ANNOUNCEMENTS God &MichaeI Eagles #1 Rich su^ssfiil Republican leader. We want "Tark the Shark" Tarkanian as FSU Basketball Coach. . /M22 Cash For College 900,600 GRANTS AVAILABLE. NO REPAYMENTS, EVER. QUALIFY IMMEDIATELY 1-800-243-2435 _, /A04 $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars! For info call 202-298-8935* /MayG2 Attention Engineering and Graduate Students! Student leaders are still need to represent your cl and organizations. For more i n formaii on call 278-2( FORRENT Roommate wanted 2 bed apt. Female prefered. Clean/modern Palm Like Apt. $250. 294-7567 /M21 Roommate to Share 3 Bed/ 3 Bath House, $300/ month. ^ 434-9420 , ^/M20 Apartment To Share 2 Bedroom/ 2 B ath near campus. 446-153^ j FORSALE 7f*farce*«3 Loob Great at! 5 240D. 5 Great at $3500. Call 227-2304 /M24 Datsun'77 280Z 2+2, A/C, 5 speed $2400. 229-1320 /M21 HELP WANTED -aeeemmeeaeaea***emm*e\ Female Exotic Dancers WANTED! - Will Train. 255-6439 /M21 Need to sell yourstulf? Try the Collegian Classifieds Fresno's first and one of a kind resturant Bar and Grill looking for experienced, energetic and reliable people to work in our fine establishment. Now hiring: All Positions Apply in person at: 7()44NtfirfirAve» ,/m\ VUTORING •Tutoring •Editing •Resumes •Wordl We do it all. Call 227-2304 /M24 Tutoring in Chemistry by * Ph. D. in Chemistry 224-4728 /A07 YOUR AD HERE!!! CALL TODAY FOR INFO 278-5731 QRIIN TIP " FJkGT Styrofoaoi is aot • biodegradable. Yet. Americans [use enough styrofoam cups annually to stretch to the moon back 23 times Use ceramic mugs rather [than styrofcam cups, particularly at wort Paper cups ate prefer¬ able over styrofoam cups. TYPING SERVICE Susan 432-79J6 /May04 Term Paper Typing Fast, Cheap, & Right, by college graduate, will pick up and deliver. Sharon 431-6804 •' Y /mix P ■. . Professional Resume Done on Word Perfect or • , Word. You get resume with diskW.00480.00. , Contact Robert at R-Team Management Consulting, 277-0967. /M24 i \ ' '. v.. r
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Title | 1995_03 The Daily Collegian March 1995 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1995 |
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Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
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Title | March 20, 1995, Page 3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1995 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | Monday, March 20,1995 The Daily Q>Us^giai>---3 Paulo From page 2 If you read the Right Left couple weeks ago, you evidently became aware that after World Warn,manymembersoftheNazi party ofseveral Eastern European countries managed to immigrate to the United States. Some of them funded the National Republican Heritage Council. This neo-Nazi ^organization became very in¬ volved in campaigning elections. They mainly supported, with all their passion, Nixon, Reagan and Bush. It is also known as I stated in my column , mat the NRHC held an annual convention in 1987, which had among guest honors Sens. Pete Wilson and Jesse Helms as well as Congressman Newt Gingrich.Some may say, that Wilson's participation in a neo- Nazi convention is only coinri- dence, nothing tobealarmed. Was Wilson, however, a mere honor¬ ary guest in the National Repub- "* lkan Heritage Council 17th An¬ nual convention? Was he and his fellow partisans, Newt and Helms, there just to gather a few more votes from right wing groups? It may be, but when Wil¬ son advocates xenophobism, ul¬ tra-nationalism and race su¬ premacy, it becomes clear that he was there for more than just "hav¬ ing a good dinner" while, cam¬ paigning for votes. He was listen¬ ing. He was learning. Wilson's obsession with Nazism became obvious for even the l6ssthmlring worm after Wilson's use of typi- cal Nazi-style propaganda in this past election when he preached hate and targeted a certain ethnic group as a tool to win the guber¬ natorial race. It is evident mat Wilson read "Mein Kampf' care- fuJly.m order to put an end to this prior mentioned Nazi invasion into the United States, the Office of Special Investigation was cre¬ ated. Us function was to investi¬ gate, possibly charge and repatri¬ ate former Worid War D Nazi war criminals who escaped into the United States. After a long his¬ tory of causing a lot of problems to neo-Nazi groups and individu¬ als such as the NRHGC and Lazlc Pastor, a campaign headed by the Na rional Confederation of Ameri¬ can Ethnic Groups (NCAEG) and greatly supported by former White House Communications Director Patrick "Piece c^ Vomit" Buchaqan. .. Is the Holocaust back? Per¬ haps not so furiously efficient through the means of gas cham¬ bers and ovens. But every Black, every Jew and every Hispanic liv¬ ing in the United States are about to the be targeted by many mea¬ sures mat intend to eventually either enslave or exterminate mi¬ norities from the face of earth. The means are not as harsh as they Werebefore. The human worms are not yet ready to send minorities to the gas chambers or ovens. But the measures will in-* aeaseiteseverityastheGOPgains more political power. The ends are the same. One of these mea¬ sures, which intends to take food out Of poor children's mc*iths, is one of the most horrendous propositions since theTtolocaust and apartheid. Another proposi¬ tion, known as 187, wants to see the children of a certain ethnic ' group out of our schools and hos¬ pitals. Recendy,arK>ther proposi¬ tion has been raised. It is based upon a new theory that claims that Negroes are inferioc It in- tends to turn millions of African- Americans out of the job market and higher education. Without affirmative action, members of minorities are condemned to go back to the* fields, to the kitchen or tojoin the dying proletariat forces. The minimum wage of workers, claim these in charge of the con¬ tract against America, must re- rnain stagnated, while taxes must be the same for all rich and poor as the gap's GOP increases. It is now up to us to stop the Fourth Reich from turning America into a Third World na¬ tion, where social castes, poverty . and famine are evident compo¬ nents. The choice is yours. You can rum the poor into a trip of no return. You can make the French Champagne of big corporations , taste even sweeter that before. Paulo Albuquerque's column appears every Monday. FOR TRANSFERABLE ACADEMIC CREDIT Classes throughout summer, includes the NY Fashion, New England, Bay Area Botanical Gardens, Geology of Yosemite, CA Coast, PL Reyes, Lassen National Parte, Mono-Mammouth Lakes, SF Earthquake Faults, Rafting the Grand Canyon and other guided local and educational tours. rrni Call (415) 904-7720 jPg Mary Pteratt, Program Director Mm San Francisco Sfate University College of Extended Learning C L A S S I F I E D ANNOUNCEMENTS God &MichaeI Eagles #1 Rich su^ssfiil Republican leader. We want "Tark the Shark" Tarkanian as FSU Basketball Coach. . /M22 Cash For College 900,600 GRANTS AVAILABLE. NO REPAYMENTS, EVER. QUALIFY IMMEDIATELY 1-800-243-2435 _, /A04 $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars! For info call 202-298-8935* /MayG2 Attention Engineering and Graduate Students! Student leaders are still need to represent your cl and organizations. For more i n formaii on call 278-2( FORRENT Roommate wanted 2 bed apt. Female prefered. Clean/modern Palm Like Apt. $250. 294-7567 /M21 Roommate to Share 3 Bed/ 3 Bath House, $300/ month. ^ 434-9420 , ^/M20 Apartment To Share 2 Bedroom/ 2 B ath near campus. 446-153^ j FORSALE 7f*farce*«3 Loob Great at! 5 240D. 5 Great at $3500. Call 227-2304 /M24 Datsun'77 280Z 2+2, A/C, 5 speed $2400. 229-1320 /M21 HELP WANTED -aeeemmeeaeaea***emm*e\ Female Exotic Dancers WANTED! - Will Train. 255-6439 /M21 Need to sell yourstulf? Try the Collegian Classifieds Fresno's first and one of a kind resturant Bar and Grill looking for experienced, energetic and reliable people to work in our fine establishment. Now hiring: All Positions Apply in person at: 7()44NtfirfirAve» ,/m\ VUTORING •Tutoring •Editing •Resumes •Wordl We do it all. Call 227-2304 /M24 Tutoring in Chemistry by * Ph. D. in Chemistry 224-4728 /A07 YOUR AD HERE!!! CALL TODAY FOR INFO 278-5731 QRIIN TIP " FJkGT Styrofoaoi is aot • biodegradable. Yet. Americans [use enough styrofoam cups annually to stretch to the moon back 23 times Use ceramic mugs rather [than styrofcam cups, particularly at wort Paper cups ate prefer¬ able over styrofoam cups. TYPING SERVICE Susan 432-79J6 /May04 Term Paper Typing Fast, Cheap, & Right, by college graduate, will pick up and deliver. Sharon 431-6804 •' Y /mix P ■. . Professional Resume Done on Word Perfect or • , Word. You get resume with diskW.00480.00. , Contact Robert at R-Team Management Consulting, 277-0967. /M24 i \ ' '. v.. r |