Fox's Arizona visit rolls out protocol; Good ambience means good diplomacy

AZ Republic ^ | Jon Kamman

[hsmomx3]

Yes, the president of Mexico needs a visa to come to Arizona. No, he doesn't have to stand in line to get one. It's all cleared by the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City.

From the moment President Vicente Fox sets foot in the United States on Tuesday and passes effortlessly through U.S. Customs at Sky Harbor International Airport's executive terminal, he and his entourage should encounter nothing but hospitality.

[RLK]

Yes, the president of Mexico needs a visa to come to Arizona. No, he doesn't have to stand in line to get one. It's all cleared by the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City.

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In another five years he won't need to bother with it because Mexico will have annexed Arizona under Fox and Bush's policy of lebensraum with access to our system of social services to finance it.

[DumpsterDiver]

Therefore, "Welcome to the United States of America" is the most appropriate greeting, in Washington's view.

In my view, it should be "Welcome to Aztlan, Presidente. May I kiss your ...?"

[PRND21]

Who are you trying to fool?

[PRND21]

Him?

[hsmomx3]

I happened to catch a little of the (Tom) Liddy and Hill Show yesterday where they said that Napolitano DID NOT WANT PROTESTORS around and was trying to muzzle the protestors free speech rights. Anyone else hear about this? Or maybe they were just joking?

[DumpsterDiver]

I read this on another forum the other day:

Called to Get Tickets to See Fox - Was Told They Were Only for MEXICAN Community
From: Fed Up  (Original Message)
Sent: 10/28/2003 8:55 AM

I cannot believe it.

I just called the Mexican Consulate to get tickets to see the Fox in Phx. at the Civic Plaza, Nov. 4th. 602-242-7398.

I said I was inquiring about the tickets, and asked what the price was. He said "Hold on, I'll check."

He came back and said "They're free, but they're only for the Mexican community."