U.S. government translates Great Seal of the U.S. into Spanish

Here's the Spanish language version of the Great Seal of the United States of America, direct from usa.gov/gobiernousa (upper right hand corner). Usa.gov is the offical web site of the U.S.A. Their (our?) about page (usa.gov/About.shtml) says it's from the U.S. General Services Administration's Office of Citizen Services and Communications. It was started at the end of the Clinton regime, but I'd imagine the translation happened under Bush.

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It's just a logo, right? Yet, it's things like this that could be the straw that breaks the camel's back.

The best way to fight things like this is to work to discredit anyone who supports massive immigration, especially of the illegal variety. Please go to campaign appearances and ask politicians tough questions designed to reveal the flaws in their immigration policies. Then, upload their response to video sharing sites and publicize it. Doing that enough times will have an impact on their careers, and that's the only message they can understand.

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Does this really surprise anyone? Bush is an anti-assimilationist who enthusiastically supports the Latinization of our country. You can be sure that 10 or 15 years from now we're going to hear about how we must "bow to reality" and give Spanish some kind of status as an official language, because not doing so will mean that millions of people will be "disenfranchised."

I had to add a slash (usa.gov/gobiernousa/) to get that link to work.