Then teach Fox and the Mexican army a lesson in American power, sending the illegals home in droves and guarding the border against more invasions from the south. Keep in mind that the Mexicans did all they could to destroy our Embassy in Mexico City and are still parading around showing their hate for the US. Why should we be benevolent to such people and governments?
CSPAN today showed a big Latino protest in Los Angeles that had Mexicans and Anglos screaming the worst anti-American slogans I've heard yet. Why is CSPAN still helping the protestors? It's galling!
While all three are annoying, none poses a threat to the US. We didn't go after Saddam because he irritated us. We went after him because he posed threat. The big-haired loon in Pyongyang is the next biggest threat, followed by the Ayatollahs in Iran.
The Iran problem may be taking care of itself. As neighboring Iraq gets back on its feet, the Iranian people will wonder why they shouldn't also share in liberty and prosperity. The further this progresses, the greater the chance that the Islamists may be pushed from power by a population that's grown weary of the poverty that stems from an all-consuming hatred of the US. In fact, the Ayatollahs are already exploring ways to normalize relations with "The Great Satan" as a way of heading off this development.
In North Korea, Hopefully, the mere threat of "Shock and Awe: Part II" will cause Kim to consider more peaceful ways to cling to power. (Perhaps he'll notice that Saddam would still be in power had he only swallowed his pride and given up his WMDs.)