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To: gleeaikin
If Mexico decided to form a military alliance with China and started a massive military build-up, including discussions to put Chinese "Missile Defense" missiles in Baja, Sonora, Chinuahua, Coahuila de Zaragoza, Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas would the USA stand by and do nothing?

If we explained to the Mexicans over and over that we didn't appreciate them putting our biggest adversary's giant military on our border, would we just say "oh well?".

We have history as a guide: the Cuban Missile Crisis happened.

76 posted on 11/18/2023 11:20:29 AM PST by Vlad0
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To: Vlad0

It’s obvious that many Zeepers don’t know history.


77 posted on 11/18/2023 11:39:52 AM PST by bimboeruption (Trump = The best President since Washington. )
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To: Vlad0; blitz128; popdonnelly; MeganC; Sunsong; Widget Jr; Vermont Lt; USA-FRANCE; Monterrosa-24; ...

I dpn’t quite see why you think Mexico has anything to do with my Comment #75 regarding the failure of Russia/Putin to adaquitly supply their troops for combat.

However, since you have decided to throw Mexico into the discussion, I would like to know why the last administration failed to convince Mexico to block people from entering their country and then allowing them to cross into our country. This was supposed to be an easy fix paid for by Mexico. Imagine how much angrier Putin would be if Ukraine was letting people migrate through Ukraine into Russia itself. However, this is not what was happening, and still Putin/Russia decided to start a NOT-war that has resulted in around half a million deaths of Russians and Ukrainians.


93 posted on 11/18/2023 7:51:19 PM PST by gleeaikin ( Question authority)
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