Mexican anger over US 'trespass'

BBC News ^ | 2/24/2007 | kik5150

[Obie Wan]

I don't think you'd want it the way I'm intending !!!

[rawcatslyentist]

Mexico's Congress should immediately issue orders for all of it's "citizens" to return home. This is a racist sexist homophobic country, they shouldn't want to even come here!

Whorehey go casa!

[HoosierHawk]

In a statement, the US Ambassador to Mexico Tony Garza said: "The US is sensitive to Mexican concerns... [and] has the deepest respect for the integrity of the sovereignty of Mexican soil".

Surrealistic.

[Nuc1]

"Are we Freepers the only sane people anymore?"

Apparently.

But are you aware that mexican ReConquesta front groups are helping "our" Congress write the new immigration laws? Heard it on Levine's program. And the Mexicans are angry with us? Please, with all due respect, the American people are the only ones with the right to be angry.

[Ingtar]

Offer them $1000 per person per day they claim crossed the border and set a precedent. Then start billing them.

[dandiegirl]

It would be nice if George Bush was concerned about the "sovereignty of the United States of America"

[dandiegirl]

I expect the dumb-o-cRATS to issue an apology and monetary compensation.

President Bush will do it first.

[pulaskibush]

How about we give them their 10 yards/meters back if they remove all of their Consulates?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1790630/posts

[thiscouldbemoreconfusing]

In a statement, the US Ambassador to Mexico Tony Garza said: "The US is sensitive to Mexican concerns... [and] has the deepest respect for the integrity of the sovereignty of Mexican soil".

To bad he and his boss don't feel the same about US soil and sovereignty.

[KittyKares]

That just frosts me! What hypocrites.

[thiscouldbemoreconfusing]

The coming storm is being fed by the arrogance of Mexican authorities and their so-called "American" sycophants.

From the bench I can watch the people in my court. When I have a Mexican, in the country legally or not, before my court, I can see the people in the court. You are not incorrect, judging from the looks I see on peoples faces, in saying there is a storm coming.

[M Kehoe]

Mira Mexico, cyete tu boca, o conquistadamos...then again, it would be a bad idea to conquer Mexico. It would just yield more welfare checks, and democRAT voters.

Never mind the idea, or my spelling.

5.56mm

[TheSpottedOwl]

Hold my barf bag, and watch this! What freakin' nerve. I don't know who is more obnoxious, the Mexican government or radical Islamists who think they own the place...

[DakotaRed]

They have nothing to complain about. The "offending" workers did not demand free health care, free welfare, everything written in English, an all English channel, free schooling for their children, free food stamps, reduced housing or lower wages.

When Americans that venture 10 meters inside Mexican terroritory demand what Mexicans demand here, and the Mexican government expects, they have room to complain.

[Thumper1960]

You probably see the deepening rift between those who obey the laws of the land and those who scoff at them. Those who expect and demand that others follow the laws, as they do and those who are of the opinion that the laws, no matter their form, are an ass. Unworthy of obedience or deference.

There are those who seethe, quietly, at the dichotomy present before them. They are angered, yet are patient. That patience will grow thin. Unknown events may ignite a uniquely American form of "sectarian" violence. Between those who adhere to a culturally American view of law and justice and those who seek a more "worldly" or "internationalist" form of law for this land and this culture.

Whatever the future holds, it will ultimately result in an America our ancestors and founders had no inkling of. The Civil War forged a common nation. What seems to be on the horizon may severely test its cohesion.

[Thumper1960]

W has a Golden Parachute.

[VU4G10]

DEPORT.

[thiscouldbemoreconfusing]

The Civil War forged a common nation.

No, what the civil war did was destroy states rights and impose the largest eminent domain scandal the country has yet to see. 2 billion dollars worth of privately help property was taken and freed with no compensation for the owners.

Regardless of how you and I feel about slavery today, the Union took, from Southern owners, over 2 billion dollars, in 1860 dollars, worth of slaves with no compensation whatsoever.

No, my friend, the civil war did not forge one country, the North simply imposed a mightier force to subdue a movement to regain freedom and maintain states rights.

[FreePaul]

Wouldn't it be a wonderful thing if the Mexicans were concerned about the "sovereignty of American soil"?

I'd be happy, also very surprised, if the Bush administration were concerned about "sovereignty of American soil."

[tillacum]

Well ladida, 10 meters into Mexico, well I'll be a dinglebird! We have almost 10 million illegal Mexicans in this country and more coming...So the Mexican government is complaining about 10 meters? Give me a break.