Red China Opens NAFTA Ports in Mexico

Human Events Online ^ | Jul 18, 2006 | Jerome R. Corsi

[wolfcreek]

Is this San Antonio Inland Port deal something new? I don't remember seeing it before but, I'm sure the powers that be are letting this info out incrementally.

[wolfcreek]

This might seem like a good idea to some at this point but, after the cost of this monstrosity is figured in and the Mexican Gov. figures out they can make more money off the deal, profits will be about the same they are now or less.

[hedgetrimmer]

Its been around a few years. Long enough for the "free trade" council in San Antonio to go to China and offer special privileges for it.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

bump.

[TXnMA]

Why wouldn't you want to make it easier to export products to Mexico?

Because Mexico and its corrupt culture is so pi$$-poor that it is offloading its unfed mouths on us already. The only thing that should be exported to Mexico is wetbacks and the "anchor babies" they have dumped on our socialistic services.

WTH do you propose to export to Mexico -- that they can pay for?

[1rudeboy]

Mexico is our third-largest trading partner after Canada (The other part of that nefarious NAFTA). We exported 120 billion dollars of goods to Mexico in 2005. (I never include services because the stats only further confuse the feeble-minded).

I provide the information for my own entertainment, but please click-through the link above and educate yourself. It will make our future exchanges that much more enjoyable.

Please do not change the subject to the trade deficit, as is all too common. If you do, I will be forced to ask why you didn't bring it up in the first place. So, do you want to make it easier to export goods to Mexico, or not?

[investigateworld]

To: Alberta's Child Right about this time every year, the lead-time for a boxcar to be delivered to a siding in Hammond, Indiana was two months . . . and going on three before the worst was over. 46 posted on Tuesday, July 18, 2006 9:24:17 AM by 1rudeboy [ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 40 | View Replies | Report Abuse]

Ahhh the good old days

[1rudeboy]

Thread necro, again? Are you losing an argument somewhere else with someone else?

[1rudeboy]

I’m beginning to suspect that one or more of the anti-FReepers has compiled a dossier on me: this is the second thread-necro in a month. Funny thing is, I reread the thread, and I haven’t stated anything controversial—can you imagine all the time wasted trying to dig up some dirt?

[Mase]

Right about this time every year, the lead-time for a boxcar to be delivered to a siding in Hammond, Indiana was two months . . . and going on three before the worst was over.

Huh? What does this have to do with whatever it is you think it has to do with? Please don't tell me you're trying to make another go at convincing us (or anyone willing to read your nonsense) that the freedom to trade caused the recession rather than something more probable like the business cycle, low interest rates for too long, criminals at Fannie and Freddie or businesses reacting to the the follies of government. Or have you been drinking?

[Toddsterpatriot]

Poor investigateworld. He kept threatening to dig up an old thread with a comment he misremembered me saying. I hope he didn't hurt himself digging up this thread.

[1rudeboy]

It's friggin' crazy. We were laughing about what would happen when the recession finally hits . . . well, when did it start?

And after all this time this is the best to be found? A comment I made about the scarcity of boxcars in Hammond, Indiana during the late Summer of 2006 (and summers previous)?

[1rudeboy]

Excuse me, I meant to type that we were laughing about what would happen to the behavior of our FR malcontents when the recession finally hits. I’d better clarify the record in case this thread gets resurrected in another four years.

[Toddsterpatriot]

A comment I made about the scarcity of boxcars in Hammond, Indiana during the late Summer of 2006

I guess that's proof that NAFTA didn't work or that you agree with Marx or some damn thing.

Maybe it proves that frozen pizza is a service?

Trying to think like them makes my head hurt. I need a beer.

[1rudeboy]

I have every intention of completing my taxes with a raging hangover tomorrow.

[Toddsterpatriot]

I still have to file my state taxes. I have a funny story about the governor, I’ll tell you later. LOL!

[investigateworld]

Check the date of the original post ..... Lordy those were some good times back then. And why is it the Free Trade crowd ALWAYS has to make a Personal Attack?

Just answer that with a cogent thought please.

[investigateworld]

"Thread necro, again? Are you losing an argument somewhere else with someone else?"

Hmmmm why don't you click on my poster name - then go into the "In Forum" section and show me where I'm losing an argument.

You're an intelligent man, I know you can do it.

(Actually, I wander through and bring up old posts to illustrate why the American Leftists seek to control history writing - but you knew that)

[1rudeboy]

I asked because that's what you did last time. Stop pinging me to them unless you plan on staying on them for a while. Don't ping me to them and run away like a pussy.

By way of example, you can begin by explaining to me what my observation about boxcar availability in Hammond, Ind., in the Summer of '06 has to do with illustrating "why the American Leftists seek to control history writing."

I'm confident that you are capable of at least taking a stab at it.

I'm pinging the other guys because I want them to see it. We're going to try and decide if this is a stunt on your part, or an example of more serious aberrant behavior.

[1rudeboy]

For reference:

previous thread necro.