Posted on 06/10/2006 10:40:34 PM PDT by calcowgirl
This is the way Mexico works with Central America to create opportunities and to create jobs. This is something we've been trying to build with the U.S. through the program called Partnership for Security and Prosperity, to create ideas like those I have mentioned and to generate the availability of investment funds, to put to practice programs like this.
Well, aren't we just one big happy North American community?
Sorry Vicente, we don't have a governor in Washington. We have a Queen. And she is a communist. She'll tell you anything as long as it supports her socialist agenda. She'll probably be touring North Korea and Burma for business deals next month.
Your new North American passport, coming soon!
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1647109/posts
U.S. Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative Seeks To Boost Security
US State Department ^ | 08 Jun 2006 | Lauren Monsen
Posted on 06/10/2006 10:26:49 PM PDT by hedgetrimmer
Of course Fox felt good when he left America, because he left his entire problem of Mexican unemployment in the hands of U.S. taxpayers. He came here, slapped Bush around like an amatuer, and left him with Mexico's unemployed, their criminals, their vagrants and drifters, their drug dealers and gang members. Not bad for a day's work, eh?
Q: What are you going to do with all the oil money you make now from the windfall in prices?
A: All extra money that comes from oil, over and above the budget, is untouchable for the federal government - by law it's totally assigned to three purposes: 50 percent is for reinvestment in PEMEX (the state oil company), 25 percent is sent back to states to invest in infrastructure, and the remaining 25 percent is to keep it in a savings account for future decreases in oil prices, so not one single dollar revenue from oil over and above the budget figure goes to fixed expenses.
Then why is in Mexico in poor shape?
interesting how he couldn't "swing by" my home state of Arizona
Ping
"Well, why not - he got to leave Mexico for a few days, didn't he?"
I thnk I saw him at a fruit farm in Florida applying for one of those jobs that Americans won't do.
Fox spoke about his recent trip to California, Utah and Washington state, Mexico's economy and other matters.
Of course he's feeling good after talking to liberal governors in California and Washington and an extremely illegal immigrant friendly Republican governor in Utah.
Si' Senor
Is that right? I guess I better learn how to say it. LOL
Maybe because of this:
Under the euphuism 'Hispanic Homeland' and 'Nation of Aztlan,' activists from numerous organizations including Mexican American Legal Defense and La Raza (The Race) activists are attempting to annex large portions of SW United States to Mexico. "Republica del Norte," the Republic of the North, which would include the present U.S. states of California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, plus southern Colorado, along with several current Mexican states, is "an inevitability" says Charles Truxillo, professor, University of New Mexico. He further states the new "Hispanic Homeland" should be brought into being "by any means necessary."
So who will be our next pain in the butt Mexican El Presidente we have to deal with?
Of course Fox felt good when he left America, because he left his entire problem of Mexican unemployment in the hands of U.S. taxpayers. He came here, slapped Bush around like an amatuer, and left him with Mexico's unemployed, their criminals, their vagrants and drifters, their drug dealers and gang members. Not bad for a day's work, eh?
Wonder how happy Fox will be when the House kicks the Senate bill to the curb and ends his hope for citizenship, social security, and guaranteed wages for all of the illegals here? And let me remind you that if the socialist governor in Washington had a single hair on her butt, every welfare client in her state would be picking up apples to get their next check.
Don't worry about learning how to say it. I've noticed more and more commercials in Spanglish. Half and half. When that happens, I just flip the channel. If I wanted Spanlish, I would turn to a Spanish station.
"Isn't that special".
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