the link is a speech by Buchannan ...
here is a snip
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>As for the millions of illegals who have already entered this country, they have caused a demographic sea change. California now has 34 million people and, if
the border is not secured, will have 50 million by 2010. One- third of California's population is now Latino.
Such sudden changes in the ethnic character of a society can mean everything. When Americans in Texas vastly out-numbered Mexicans, they rebelled, and
Mexico lost Texas. In 1893, U.S. sugar planters in Hawaii rose up and deposed the Queen. Five years later, we annexed Hawaii. Mass immigration, then
insurrection, independence, and annexation: This is how Europe's American empires were expropriated, and America grew. We may choose to forget this
history, but Mexico remembers. And while we shudder at the idea it could happen here, Mexican irredentism is alive and well.
In 1998, the Mexican consul general in California exclaimed: "[E]ven though I am saying this part serious, part joking, I think we are practicing La Reconquista
in California." In 1997, President Zedillo said: "I have proudly proclaimed that the Mexican nation extends beyond the territory enclosed by its borders,
and...Mexican migrants are...a very important part of it."Anti-Americanism is taking root in the barrios. In February 1998 the U.S. soccer team played Mexico
in Los Angeles' Coliseum. The crowd booed our national anthem. Fans who applauded the U.S. team were pelted with fruit and cups of beer; the U.S. players
were showered with debris and spat upon as they left the field - in their own country.
The Latino student organization MechA openly demands return of the Southwest to Mexico. Charles Truxillo, a professor of Chicano studies at the University of
New Mexico, says the creation of a new "Aztlan," with its capital in Los Angeles is inevitable, and Mexicans should seek it by any means necessary. Ricky Sierra
of
One Stop Immigration, declares: "We're recolonizing America so they're afraid of us. It's time to take back what is ours."One demonstration leader in
Westwood was heard to say, "We are here...to show white Protestant Los Angeles that we're the majority...and we claim this land as ours. It's always been
ours and we're still here if anybody is going to be deported it's going to be you." Now, in 1845, Californians did not consider themselves Mexicans, but
Spaniards. So this is myth. But in such matters myth trumps truth.
Proposition 187, passed by a 3-2 margin in 1994, was the last serious effort by Californians to confront a crisis state and federal governments refuse to grapple
with. It would have denied social benefits and free schooling to illegal aliens. It may have been too harsh; but, after Californians voted it into law, pro-illegal
groups tied it up in court, and Governor Gray Davis refused to pursue it to the Supreme Court. Prop 187, mocks California legislator Art Torres, was "the last
gasp of white America."
Why did Californians support it? One reason is that the L.A. school system is in crisis. At a cost of $10,500 per student, more than half the students cannot do
grade-level work. Children are promoted automatically, whether failing or not. The new L.A. also has a thriving gang culture, where Hispanic gangs account for
far more killings than those by any other group.[/quote]