US ARMY SUPPORTING RACISM

ITS IN THE TITLE.....

03*16*08

La Raza, a.k.a. "The Race" is a major publisher located in Chacago. They print a news paper, and operate a website. It is unmistakable to see the blatant racism that exists within the very core values of this group. It is truly impossible to ignore this sickening, Un American entity which clearly labels itself correctly and loudly as "THE RACE". We don't even have to look at their motto of: "For The Race Everything, For those outside the race Nothing." How could anyone not see the racism in that motto?

Advertising and marketing can be considered a strict science. American firms make millions offering their expertice in marketing and advertising. Even a small town radio ad salesman would tell you that it's important to put your money behind the market that needs to hear your message, or is most likely to buy. You don't just go around letting advertising dollars fly out the window. Even McDonalds counts every single advertising penny they have to use. Only the successful, "goal oriented" advertiser is expected to win. I believe Tom Hopkins would agree.

For the past 4 years, I've tracked the advertisers paying for banner space on the website of La Raza / The Race. I've written several of these companies who have had large banners on La Raza's site, asking them how they could "invest" in a racist organization. I got very little response, of course.

Today, the US ARMY is added to the "LA RAZA SPONSORS" list. The US Army has 2 large banners advertising to readers of this very racist organization. Obviously, readers of The Race's news paper and website would have similar beliefs and views to that of the organization. Does the US Army find people with similar beliefs and views to that of LA RAZA / THE RACE to be suitable material for US military service? I'm wondering, that if the deal was good enough, would the US Army find readers of the Ku Klux Klan to be another market worth persuing?

The racism of La Raza / The Race is undenyable. Seeing the US Army advertising up there is quite un-nerving. Do you see "In English" at the top of their home page? La Raza / The Race only offers English speaking readers an "English SECTION." I wonder if their "English Section" is all of their material, or just an edited "section"? Finally, Over the years, I have come to learn that La Raza / The Race is not only racist, they are entirely Un American, and who or what could the US Army be looking for in them?

Additional Resource - La Raza / The Race - Corporate Sponsor List
http://mysite.verizon.net/no_illegal_immigration/sponcerships.html