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1 posted on 05/17/2006 4:02:42 PM PDT by Racehorse
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To: Racehorse

The Drug Lords that really run Mexico hardly want Americans over there telling them what to do IMO.


2 posted on 05/17/2006 4:03:51 PM PDT by A CA Guy (God Bless America, God bless and keep safe our fighting men and women.)
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To: Racehorse

Except they call it, the Clinton Plan. Kind of like a giant sucking sound, with lots of corruption on both sides of the border.


3 posted on 05/17/2006 4:04:51 PM PDT by CT
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Until the corruption is cured in Mexico, all the aid in the world would make no difference. On a per capita basis, Mexico is far richer than the United States in relationship to natural resources. The country and its people have been plundered by the corruption of its government.


4 posted on 05/17/2006 4:06:11 PM PDT by cpdiii (Socialism is popular with the ruling class. It gives legitimacy to tyranny and despotism.)
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To: Racehorse

He probably wants Halliburton to do it also. Clinton gave more no bid contracts to Halliburton than Bush ever did.


5 posted on 05/17/2006 4:06:29 PM PDT by Ron in Acreage (Liberal Democrats-Party before country, surrender before victory, generous with other peoples money.)
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To: Racehorse

Build the fence right and we don't give a $hi# what happens in Mexico.


6 posted on 05/17/2006 4:07:00 PM PDT by RKV ( He who has the guns, makes the rules.)
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Mexico's energy minister, Fernando Canales, on Tuesday at the same conference said Mexico will continue to have difficulty developing its energy infrastructure as long as international private investment is outlawed. Mexico's constitution calls for all energy sources and development to be controlled by the national monopoly, PEMEX.

So we are supposed to pony up part of 20 BILLION dollars because Mexico is run like a turd world banana republic?

I am shocked a Clinton lackey thought this up. Just shocked!!!

7 posted on 05/17/2006 4:07:44 PM PDT by Popman ("What I was doing wasn't living, it was dying. I really think God had better plans for me.")
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beware of these increments of consolidation of the US, Canada, and Messico into one big serfdom.....


8 posted on 05/17/2006 4:09:05 PM PDT by Vn_survivor_67-68
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To: Racehorse

Americans doing the bribery of elected officials that Mexicans weren't willing to do.


10 posted on 05/17/2006 4:09:57 PM PDT by Rakkasan1 (lead ,follow or get out of the majority.start with our borders.)
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To: Racehorse
The United States could reduce illegal immigration from Mexico by... Replacing their government and putting Dick Cheney and Halliburton in charge!

That is until they can run it on their own.

11 posted on 05/17/2006 4:10:25 PM PDT by listenhillary (The original Contract with America - The U.S. Constitution)
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Seems everyone here understands the problem.

Many times it has been pointed out that Mexico's problems would not take that much to cure in terms of U.S. GDP, and would pay back far more in stability, future market cooperation, etc.

The problem is a sick, regressive, antiquated culture of extortion (that's what bribery in Mexico is - they demand, you pay, or else bad stuff happens) and low-brow thuggery.

And that's just the nice folks who run the government. The criminals - who employ the aforesaid - are worse. Murderous and ruthless are really kind words for what they are.

It's too bad about Fox. He might have been able to change it if he were the modern day tough guy he fancies himself to be. But in the end, he's just another crude thug, and he and his wife will probably end up stealing the light bulbs out of Los Pinos like all his predecessors did.

16 posted on 05/17/2006 4:17:08 PM PDT by Regulator
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This kind of puts a different spin on the immigration problem, if you consider that we could easily threaten Mexico with a ban on financial transfers and a strict clamp-down on legal and illegal immigration, in exchange for access to their energy resources.

Mexico has been getting the best of this relationship for awhile. It it in their interest to co-operate if we make in their interest to do so.

I rather like this line of thought since it take the emotion of expulsions off the table and puts the problem in the light of international relations, with a two way solution.


17 posted on 05/17/2006 4:17:20 PM PDT by Wiseghy ("You want to break this army? Then break your word to it.")
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>>"In Mexico, we need to consider some type of Marshall Plan," McLarty told a Latin American energy conference in a San Diego suburb. McLarty said the three countries could provide $20 billion in development aid over a 10-year period.<<

We could do that.... $20 billion over 10 years but for every illegal immigrant that comes across from there side we take $100,000 off the top. If it gets to 200,000 illegals they start owing us. I'd go for that.


19 posted on 05/17/2006 4:21:00 PM PDT by gondramB (He who angers you, in part, controls you. But he may not enjoy what the rest of you does about it.)
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A Mexico Marshall Plan! Yeah! Dat's da ticket!

Since all their Mexicans keep leaking out of the country, we can fly in millions of replacement Mexicans!

22 posted on 05/17/2006 4:28:25 PM PDT by uglybiker (Don't blame me. I didn't make you stupid.)
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To: Racehorse

No
Friggin
Way


23 posted on 05/17/2006 4:30:43 PM PDT by gotribe (It's not a religion.)
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To: Racehorse

With WHAT money??!!!


24 posted on 05/17/2006 4:34:00 PM PDT by OpusatFR
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To: Racehorse
I prefer Teddy Roosevelt's plan.
27 posted on 05/17/2006 4:37:14 PM PDT by Lancer_N3502A
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Is McLarty a registered lobbyist?


29 posted on 05/17/2006 4:38:52 PM PDT by mewzilla (Property must be secured or liberty cannot exist. John Adams)
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When do we start carpet bombing residential areas? Do we start after we kill 1/3 of their population?

I'm joking but thats how the Marshall plan worked for Europe.


30 posted on 05/17/2006 4:41:08 PM PDT by RHINO369 (Politicians are not born; they are excreted.)
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Any money we send down there will just get sucked up by the Kleptocracy running the place. It won't do the average Mexican any good, but if we converted the money into cash our Congress could use it for toilet paper at the Capitol. At least that way the money would benefit the American taxpayer a little by way of lower toilet paper bills to maintain our politicians.
32 posted on 05/17/2006 4:42:21 PM PDT by Brucifer (JF'n Kerry- "That's not just a paper cut, it's a Purple Heart!")
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Mexico is no friend of the U.S. and they have proved that again and again, their foreign nationals have spit in the face of America.

Bill O Reilly will be calling for a boycott of mexico and all things from there. Good for him. I am so sick of this illegal invasion and not enforcing our laws!!

There are so many laws that have been broken already we lost count and yet no one will enforce the laws on the books, who is it that is to UPHOLD THE LAWS OF THE U.S.??
Well they aren't doing it.

Aren't most of the Senators Lawyers? Why do they ignore our laws? Aren't they called "lawmakers" than why are they allowing and inviting lawbreaking??


33 posted on 05/17/2006 5:13:42 PM PDT by stopem (Sorry illegals the jobs are drying up you will be loitering a long time!)
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