Talk:Cruz Bustamante

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[edit] Rev ACTION was by an Admin

First I add the link about Bustamante using the word "peckerwood" while speaking to a group of several hundred white labor activists

It mysteriously gets deleted.

I add it again.

Now a fellow Wikipedian believes he or she is in possession of decidedly omnipotent powers can can say with .001% certainty that Mr. Bustamante used the slur "by accident". Sorry but that's POV. Mr. Bustamante claimed he said "peckerwood" by accident but no one knows for sure.69.157.33.48 22:45, 11 April 2006 (UTC)Guy Incognito (aka an angry white guy from the Bay Area)

Hi 69.157.33.48,

I looked up the history and the revert was by an Admin, please see the tags above.PEACE TalkAbout 06:18, 13 October 2006 (UTC)