Will the Spanish language to be the most important language in the United States in some years?

[GeistFaust]

There is a dual irony to it. Americans don't learn second languages by something like 90%+.........period.

This is true even of second or third generation Mexicans. Most of them can't speak Spanish either or can only a little. America has very strong assimilation forces.


One must understand, Jewish media does not want under any circumstance Mexicans to speak Spanish instead of English. Most Mexicans are very Catholic and were educated with a very old-school, anti-Jewish Catholicism. The Jews know this and fear it immensely. You saw the Rick Sanchez incident? That was this fear bore out. Hence Mexicans are hit with more assimilation and consumerism than any other group, and on average they are in fact assimilating, mixing with lower class whites at breakneck speed and generally adopting all Americanisms.

The last thing Jewish Americans want is a powerful block of Mexican voters who are anti-Jewish and anti-Israel. Hence they focus networks like CNN on integrating them into the mainstream as much as possible. They do not want them to be their own cultural block because they fear what this means for Jews who have always generally been hated in minority communities. Especially the Catholic Mexican community. It is extremely anti-Jewish.

This is very true the problem is that I think alot of Mexicans lack the social, cultural, and intellectual advancements to wage a war that would threaten the Jewish mafia in Washington D.C. Their group and strong family values though could be instrumental in producing communities and utopias that are willing to cut themselves off from the system and be self productive and self dependent on the land. This is something the gurus on Capital Hill don't want so they would rather force assimilate them into the lower classes of the white populations as you mentioned and make them dependent on the government instead of being able to be self dependent.

[Comte Arnau]

The US will never allow a "Quebec like mexican state" to exist, so, while it may recognize spanish, it won't be like canada, and english will be required for anything beyond flipping burgers or picking fruit.

You can never be too sure.

What I don't understand is why so many people think Spanish is an official language in New Mexico -even Wikipedia says so- when afaik New Mexico has no official languages.

[BeerBaron]

You can never be too sure.

What I don't understand is why so many people think Spanish is an official language in New Mexico -even Wikipedia says so- when afaik New Mexico has no official languages.

Yes we can be sure, states tried to secede once before, and you got a civil war. So, the US won't allow a break up or recognize some entity as more than a state, as quebec is more than a normal province.

As I said before, it may recognize spanish officially, but that really won't mean anything, english is the language of commerce so having spanish printed on boxes at the super market or being forced to learn it for a few years in schools is really just placating the spanish community to shut them the fuck up.

[rick1977]

There is a dual irony to it. Americans don't learn second languages by something like 90%+.........period.

This is true even of second or third generation Mexicans. Most of them can't speak Spanish either or can only a little. America has very strong assimilation forces.


One must understand, Jewish media does not want under any circumstance Mexicans to speak Spanish instead of English. Most Mexicans are very Catholic and were educated with a very old-school, anti-Jewish Catholicism. The Jews know this and fear it immensely. You saw the Rick Sanchez incident? That was this fear bore out. Hence Mexicans are hit with more assimilation and consumerism than any other group, and on average they are in fact assimilating, mixing with lower class whites at breakneck speed and generally adopting all Americanisms.

The last thing Jewish Americans want is a powerful block of Mexican voters who are anti-Jewish and anti-Israel. Hence they focus networks like CNN on integrating them into the mainstream as much as possible. They do not want them to be their own cultural block because they fear what this means for Jews who have always generally been hated in minority communities. Especially the Catholic Mexican community. It is extremely anti-Jewish.

Not like Canada, Quebec only speaks french officially and they forced french on the rest of canada, most canadians don't care to speak french often, while many can, theres really no need for it outside quebec.

The US will never allow a "Quebec like mexican state" to exist, so, while it may recognize spanish, it won't be like canada, and english will be required for anything beyond flipping burgers or picking fruit.

I think you've hit the Nail on the head here! the Jews will never allow a "conservative/trad values group" to reach a level where there are the threat to the Jews/Elites and their Money Markets... America is the real Zion, fuck Israel!

That said they want Hispanics (mainly Mexicans+Cent-Am/Mestizos) to assimilate predominantly/fully into the American (Anglo) Culture... Probably the only exception is certain border regions and some Lower Income Ghettos, this appears to be the case... You are also spot on the Intermarriage.... Also most US Born Hispanics (thats the real deal at the end of the day and long run) who make up the majority (about 70% - 75% and rising) of Hispanic Americans, don't speak Spanish fluently enough to sustain it in the long run.... Though 70% in the 2nd Generation state on the B/S US Census claim they speak Spanish @ home... The true fluency could be anything from Spanglish/Kitchen Spanish through to Fluent Spanish.... The vast majority of US Born Hispanics are English Dominant.... True fluent Spanish Speaking & Spanish Dominant Hispanics are probably about 15 - 17 million.... The vast majority of US Born Hispanics are English Dominant... I would also say for the most part this is the case for Immigrant Kids that come here at a young age! So short term yes.. but long term I doubt Spanish will take over English, even in the South West... Certain Hispanic things will be "fused into modern American Culture" and be called "All American"..... In the long run some Hispanic Culture/Traits may get absored into the US, mainly the US South-Western States...

Also lets not forget the Marxists/Jews whatever you want to call them, also now control Univision / Telemundo and the main Spanish Language Stations Spanish is almost Entirely dependent on Mass Immigration for its sustenance.... Mass Immigration from Lat-Am is frizzling out... and will probably stop and is in some cases actually reversing... Also mos Immigrants Now come from Asia.... And they there is no doubt tend to fully assimilate......

Also Spanish Language Media is mostly Immigrant Media, and even that drop depending on how much they assimilate/are in the US etc... US Born Hispanics generally watch English Language TV... Note the explosion is English Language "Hispanic Focused TV and Radio/Media etc.... Probably 90% Controlled by the Marxists.... They have known this trend for years.... but its all part of the Divide and Conquer Routine!

Also the majority of recent hispanics from Mex/Cent-Am are more towards the Indo-Mestizo type... there IQ are 1 full SD below American Whites... the reality is they won't be allowed to control much... And will be given some tokenisms.... That said in the med/longer run I reckon they may either scrap race on the Census or Make Hispanics white... AKA the "White Hispanic"

[Armand_Duval]

No. English is and always will be the most important language in the states.

Spanish only will become in a second interest language to learn in schools as much.

[Dandelion]

Won't happen. English will retain that position. Doesn't hurt to dream though, if you realise they're dreams.

[Rêveur]

I think the Spanish language in the US has already peaked. Second and third generation Hispanics lose the language so easily, sometimes because of outside influences and other times because their parents do not use the language well or had poor and short formal education in their countries of origins. That is not always the case (with lots of exceptions in places like Miami and San Antonio) but it tends to be. However, I am optimistic that the Spanish language is more appreciated now than ever. Perhaps it will grow on a worldwide scale rather than in the US.

[Rêveur]

Not like Canada, Quebec only speaks french officially and they forced french on the rest of canada, most canadians don't care to speak french often, while many can, theres really no need for it outside quebec.

The US will never allow a "Quebec like mexican state" to exist, so, while it may recognize spanish, it won't be like canada, and english will be required for anything beyond flipping burgers or picking fruit.

But unlike Francophones in Canada, Hispanics in the US are distributed throughout the country. Sure, there are more in Texas, California and Florida, but you will also find them in Maine, Wyoming and Kansas. That's also why a Quebec-like state couldn't happen (unless Puerto Rico happens to join the Union?)