Both we and Mexico are on borrowed time.
Have we ever asked the question why our own politicians don't want to close the borders or halt this murderous drug trade? Guess whom - and at what highest levels - are probably already in the pay of the cartels?
Does it make any sense why billions of untraceable dollars in drug profits and payoffs would stay strictly in the hands of Mexican officials? It only makes sense that this is one of the major reasons we refuse to close off our borders and stop the trading in drugs and human beings. It's not just "cheap labor" and "votes". Some of our politicians and officials are already likely being handsomely paid off!
As the war winds it's way north, it will get even bloodier. Imagine it coming soon to your neighborhood. Guess what. It already has. Mexican drug gangs already operate in my town - and I live 1000 miles from the border!
The same violence, murder, torture, kidnapping, and intimidation as in Mexico will soon be appearing here - if it already hasn't (and it increasingly is). When the cartels start running out of money down there from their ransoms and "protection" rackets, they know they can get lots, lots more in El Norte where the fat, lazy, corrupt, easily intimidated Gringos live. After all, if they can buy or intimidate their own politicians, they can do the same with our own politicians and officials as well.
In fact, they already likely do. Can anybody give me a better explanation of why we aren't serious about stopping this murderous outrage on our border and increasingly permeating our land?
” They are on borrowed time.|
Both we and Mexico are on borrowed time.”
Precisely.
U.S.-Mexico border vanishes under Obama agency program
‘Trusted traveler’ plan eliminates U.S. boundary with Canada, too
Jan. 3, 2011
U.S. borders with Mexico and Canada simply have been erased under a program run by the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol that issues The Trusted Traveler of North America cards.
Instead of a representation of the United States, the cards issued by the agency under Barack Obama’s leadership carry a logo that depicts North America as a continent, without borders to identify the United States.
WND previously reported that on Nov. 30, 2010, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano and Mexican Ministry of the Interior Secretary José Francisco Blake Mora signed an agreement expressing their intent to develop a global entry international trusted traveler pilot program between the United States and Mexico.
WND Exclusive PREMEDITATED MERGER
U.S.-Mexico border vanishes under Obama agency program
‘Trusted traveler’ plan eliminates U.S. boundary with Canada, too
Posted: January 03, 2011
9:37 pm Eastern
By Jerome R. Corsi
© 2011 WorldNetDaily
U.S. borders with Mexico and Canada simply have been erased under a program run by the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol that issues The Trusted Traveler of North America cards.
Instead of a representation of the United States, the cards issued by the agency under Barack Obama’s leadership carry a logo that depicts North America as a continent, without borders to identify the United States.
WND previously reported that on Nov. 30, 2010, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano and Mexican Ministry of the Interior Secretary José Francisco Blake Mora signed an agreement expressing their intent to develop a global entry international trusted traveler pilot program between the United States and Mexico.
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Mexican officials believe it would allow 84 million Mexicans to apply for Trusted Traveler of North America biometric border pass cards for rapid entry into the United States.
Trusted Traveler logo displays North America
But on the CBP website that instructs applicants how to obtain a Trusted Traveler of North America biometric card, a generic sample of the card is presented, complete with the logo of North America in the upper right hand corner.
FAST is identified on the CBP website with a logo that includes the three flags of the North American countries – the United States, Canada and Mexico:
The developments are just the latest in what apparently was launched on March 23, 2005, at the conclusion of their trilateral summit in Waco, Texas, when President George W. Bush, together with then-President Vicente Fox of Mexico and then-Prime Minister Paul Martin of Canada, declared the participation of their nations in the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, without any specific congressional approval or authorization.
Under the SPP, the U.S., Mexico and Canada organized some 20 different “shadow government” bureaucratic working groups composed of agency heads and undersecretaries in the three nations, spanning a wide range of policy areas, from e-commerce to aviation policy to borders and immigration, trilateral travel, transportation, energy, environment, food and agriculture, health, and financial services.
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