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To: 1rudeboy
It’s about rime we had another war with Mexico. It seems that they are getting too bold and our border is too open. With border kidnappings and crime running rampant, American citizens being given as gifts to drug lords, we need to just send in our army, remove the current government and declare Mexico a US territory. As for Canada, the Canadians are our friends and probably always will be. It’s probably just a matter of time before Quebec secceeds and the rest of Canada petitions for statehood.
18 posted on 11/25/2007 5:33:05 AM PST by BuffaloJack (Before the government can give you a dollar it must first take it from another American)
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To: BuffaloJack

Not a bad idea. If we could get healthcare and a police force that at most was only as corrupt as our own I’d move to Mexico in a heartbeat.


25 posted on 11/25/2007 6:00:27 AM PST by 03A3
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To: BuffaloJack
It’s probably just a matter of time before Quebec secceeds and the rest of Canada petitions for statehood.

Quebec won't secede anytime soon.

Even the most conservative party ever to get elected in Canada would never broach the subject of statehood.

26 posted on 11/25/2007 6:02:52 AM PST by period end of story
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To: BuffaloJack
NO to Canada becoming part of the US. Alberta I can accept. The rest of the provinces should remain as they are.

BTW, while I like Mexico and much of Canada (and the peoples of both countries) there is not a chance in hell that I would EVER support a political union of the three countries.

72 posted on 11/25/2007 8:46:59 AM PST by Clemenza (Rudy Giuliani, like Pesto and Seattle, belongs in the scrap heap of '90s Culture)
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