Posted on 02/26/2016 9:43:11 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
Really?..
Who is invading their neighbor Mr Fox?
Who is pushing for “Lebensraum” for “La Raza”?
Are we supposed to care what the former president of a hell hole like Mexico is says?
Vincent, shut up, your break is over. Get back to building the wall.
he reminds him of Hitler? Good.
Oh cut it out. Everybodys been saying we need another revolution..well this is it- and The DONALD IS LEADING IT.
It's just like the school bullies (you remember these guys?) who run around stealing lunch money from other kids... Then someone comes along and kicks their A** and they cry foul because someone finally has the guts to stop the schemes. Too bad.
Is Trump a loud mouth and a guy with faults? Quite often.
Godwin again?
Ah jeez!
Sounds like Vicente is worried stiff about his income flow.
The US has poured billions of our tax dollars into dirt-poor Mexico....but it never seems to reach the problem w/re supposed to be financing.
Ever hear of the MERIDA INITIATIVE? I didn/t think so.
WIKI-—With the Merida Initiative set to expire on September 30, 2010, the U.S. State Department (under SoS Hillary) has proposed a major renewal and expansion of the program. If approved, starting in 2011, $310 million would be granted to Mexico, another $100 million for the Central American Regional Security Initiative (CARSI), and $79 million for the Caribbean Basin Security Initiative (CBSI).[28]
The U.S. Congress has now authorized $1.6 billion for the three-year initiative (2007-—2010). The U.S. Congress approved $465 million in the first year, which includes $400 million for Mexico and $65 million for Central America, the Dominican Republic, and Haiti. For the second year, Congress approved $300 million for Mexico and $110 million for Central America, the Dominican Republic and Haiti. A FY09 supplemental appropriation is providing an additional $420 million for Mexico; and $450 million for Mexico and $100 million for Central America has been requested for FY10.[20]
Only about $204 million of that, however, will be earmarked for the Mexican military for the purchase of eight used transport helicopters and two small surveillance aircraft. No weapons are included in the plan. The bill requires that $73.5 million of the $400 million for Mexico must be used for judicial reform, institution-building, human rights and rule-of-law issues.
The bill specifies that 15% of the funds will be dependent on Mexico making headway in four areas relating to human-rights issues, and on which the U.S. Secretary of State will have to report periodically to Congress.
An additional $65 million was granted for the Central American countries (Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama).
The House also included Haiti and the Dominican Republic in this bill for Central America, which is a comprehensive public security package that seeks to:
<><> tackle citizen insecurity in Central America by more effectively addressing criminal gangs,
<><> improving information sharing between countries,
<><> modernizing and professionalizing the police forces, expanding maritime interdiction capabilities, and,
<><> reforming the judicial sector in order to restore and strengthen citizens confidence in those institutions.[26]
Much of the funding will never leave the United States (snix). It will go toward the purchase of aircraft, surveillance software, and other goods and services produced by U.S. private defense contractors.
While this request includes equipment and training, it does not involve any cash transfers or money to be provided directly to the Government of Mexico or its private contractors.
According to U.S. State Department officials (who?), 59% of the proposed assistance will go to civil agencies responsible for law enforcement, and 41% to operational costs for the Mexican Army and Mexican Navy.
While the initial cost for equipment and hardware that the military required is high, it is expected that future budget requests will focus increasingly on training and assistance to civil agencies.
As of November 2009, the U.S. has delivered about $214 million of the pledged $1.6 billion.[27]
Fox is Hitler: Both have sent a huge portion of their populations to invade neighbor nations.
Trump is like Obama in this way:
He doesn’t remind me of Hitler, but his supporters remind me of Hitler’s supporters.
Whatever else, Trump got right under Foxs skin. Question: Does Godwins Law apply to Mexicans?
LOL — he’s been reading FreeRepublic!!
Maybe it’s called Gonzalez’s law down there...
And he is the head gangbanger of mexico
Nazi Germany or Mexico? oh... it's both of them... silly me!
You would think that the politicians in Mexico would be so busy dealing with the utter disaster their own country is that they would not be able to spend any time criticizing Donald Trump.
“Former Mexican President Vicente Fox on Friday kept up his withering criticism of Donald Trump, saying the GOP front-runner reminds him of Adolf Hitler.”
Wow, cannot think of a BETTER ENDORSEMENT for Trump. Thank you Senior Fox.
It is humorous that a Mexican president is criticizing US immigration policies, as draconian as their policies are compared to ours.
What Fox does not realize is he is probably helping Trump with this tirade against Trump.
when did you see other countries invading Nazi Germany like Mexico is invading ours?.. what a putz
So,according to our enemies, our next president should be a befudled pansy?
All this talk of Hitler and Trump vs. Hitler and Hillary.
Perhaps the real question or maybe it is just an observation; Americans on both sides know America is in an angry state of mind.
I have been thinking about this ‘feeling’ since last summer. And I know I am not the only one! The world is changing and globally it isn’t for the better and the world is looking for a hero. When the only hero is the one who lives within.
America is scared to death of putting in place a Hitler like leader. We see it in Hillary’s words, actions, and past deeds. We understand plainly from Sanders who would enact ‘social justice’ policies that are daunting financially to the electorate. Others see it in Trumps bombastic attacks that poke at the anger of patriot nationalism. We here it in Rubio as he flip-flops trying to dance delicately to win votes. And yes, we see it in Cruz as a stiff board unwilling to flex.
This internal strife has been exasperated by 0bama’s policies. 0bama has set this stage and we know his policies will cause the collapse of American society both financially and culturally. The question is how will America rise again...if ever from this event?
Little lies and big lies, can we tell the difference any more?
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