Mexico Preparing for War Against Trump?

[B. Kidd]

More than just Mexicans have been coming over the porous southern border.

The wall must be built!!!

 

[gusto]

After a 13% drop in the value of the Peso, precipitated by the Trump's election, Mexico has reiterated that they will not be paying for Trump's wall. The people were warned of very hard times are coming to Mexico.

A bill will be introduced today in the Mexican Senate to retaliate against anticipated moves against the Mexican people by Trump. This bill includes measures to: expropriate property owned by Americans in Mexico in proportion to the Trump planned blockage of up to 25 billion dollars in transfers from the US to Mexico. Expropriation can effect a million Americans living in Mexico as well business interest.

His bill also includes the automatic review of 75 treaties with the US if Trump backs out of NAFTA. These treaties contain language that provides for cooperation of the two countries at ports of entry, sharing of intelligence about criminal activity including terrorism threats, accepting deportees, and extradition. These treaties include land exchange at borders and areas of joint administration.

Attempting to calm fears, President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Twitter he was ready to work with Trump, calling the neighboring countries friends who "should continue to work together for the competitiveness and development of North America".

I don't know if it is true or not. But I have heard of at one instance where Mexican troops were seen on our side of the border.

 

[B. Kidd]

After a 13% drop in the value of the Peso, precipitated by the Trump's election, Mexico has reiterated that they will not be paying for Trump's wall. The people were warned of very hard times are coming to Mexico.

A bill will be introduced today in the Mexican Senate to retaliate against anticipated moves against the Mexican people by Trump. This bill includes measures to: expropriate property owned by Americans in Mexico in proportion to the Trump planned blockage of up to 25 billion dollars in transfers from the US to Mexico. Expropriation can effect a million Americans living in Mexico as well business interest.

His bill also includes the automatic review of 75 treaties with the US if Trump backs out of NAFTA. These treaties contain language that provides for cooperation of the two countries at ports of entry, sharing of intelligence about criminal activity including terrorism threats, accepting deportees, and extradition. These treaties include land exchange at borders and areas of joint administration.

Attempting to calm fears, President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Twitter he was ready to work with Trump, calling the neighboring countries friends who "should continue to work together for the competitiveness and development of North America".

I don't know if it is true or not. But I have heard of at one instance where Mexican troops were seen on our side of the border.

Were they discarding their uniforms while entering?

 

[kaz]

After a 13% drop in the value of the Peso, precipitated by the Trump's election, Mexico has reiterated that they will not be paying for Trump's wall. The people were warned of very hard times are coming to Mexico.

A bill will be introduced today in the Mexican Senate to retaliate against anticipated moves against the Mexican people by Trump. This bill includes measures to: expropriate property owned by Americans in Mexico in proportion to the Trump planned blockage of up to 25 billion dollars in transfers from the US to Mexico. Expropriation can effect a million Americans living in Mexico as well business interest.

His bill also includes the automatic review of 75 treaties with the US if Trump backs out of NAFTA. These treaties contain language that provides for cooperation of the two countries at ports of entry, sharing of intelligence about criminal activity including terrorism threats, accepting deportees, and extradition. These treaties include land exchange at borders and areas of joint administration.

Attempting to calm fears, President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Twitter he was ready to work with Trump, calling the neighboring countries friends who "should continue to work together for the competitiveness and development of North America".

Mexico aiming a gun at their own head, huh ...

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Tell you what, stop letting people cross into the US and we might not kick you out of NAFTA.

 

[Spare_change]

After a 13% drop in the value of the Peso, precipitated by the Trump's election, Mexico has reiterated that they will not be paying for Trump's wall. The people were warned of very hard times are coming to Mexico.

A bill will be introduced today in the Mexican Senate to retaliate against anticipated moves against the Mexican people by Trump. This bill includes measures to: expropriate property owned by Americans in Mexico in proportion to the Trump planned blockage of up to 25 billion dollars in transfers from the US to Mexico. Expropriation can effect a million Americans living in Mexico as well business interest.

His bill also includes the automatic review of 75 treaties with the US if Trump backs out of NAFTA. These treaties contain language that provides for cooperation of the two countries at ports of entry, sharing of intelligence about criminal activity including terrorism threats, accepting deportees, and extradition. These treaties include land exchange at borders and areas of joint administration.

Attempting to calm fears, President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Twitter he was ready to work with Trump, calling the neighboring countries friends who "should continue to work together for the competitiveness and development of North America".

They WILL pay for the wall ... whether it be by writing a check, losing US funds, or loss of business.

One way or the other ... Mexico will be held accountable for their actions.

 

[Spare_change]

After a 13% drop in the value of the Peso, precipitated by the Trump's election, Mexico has reiterated that they will not be paying for Trump's wall. The people were warned of very hard times are coming to Mexico.

A bill will be introduced today in the Mexican Senate to retaliate against anticipated moves against the Mexican people by Trump. This bill includes measures to: expropriate property owned by Americans in Mexico in proportion to the Trump planned blockage of up to 25 billion dollars in transfers from the US to Mexico. Expropriation can effect a million Americans living in Mexico as well business interest.

His bill also includes the automatic review of 75 treaties with the US if Trump backs out of NAFTA. These treaties contain language that provides for cooperation of the two countries at ports of entry, sharing of intelligence about criminal activity including terrorism threats, accepting deportees, and extradition. These treaties include land exchange at borders and areas of joint administration.

Attempting to calm fears, President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Twitter he was ready to work with Trump, calling the neighboring countries friends who "should continue to work together for the competitiveness and development of North America".

Now would not be the time to visit Mexico....and I feel for those people who have vacation/retirement homes down there.

And Ford and other manufacturers who have built shiny new multi-million and billion dollar plants?

... will write them off and be glad for the tax breaks.

 

[kaz]

After a 13% drop in the value of the Peso, precipitated by the Trump's election, Mexico has reiterated that they will not be paying for Trump's wall. The people were warned of very hard times are coming to Mexico.

A bill will be introduced today in the Mexican Senate to retaliate against anticipated moves against the Mexican people by Trump. This bill includes measures to: expropriate property owned by Americans in Mexico in proportion to the Trump planned blockage of up to 25 billion dollars in transfers from the US to Mexico. Expropriation can effect a million Americans living in Mexico as well business interest.

His bill also includes the automatic review of 75 treaties with the US if Trump backs out of NAFTA. These treaties contain language that provides for cooperation of the two countries at ports of entry, sharing of intelligence about criminal activity including terrorism threats, accepting deportees, and extradition. These treaties include land exchange at borders and areas of joint administration.

Attempting to calm fears, President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Twitter he was ready to work with Trump, calling the neighboring countries friends who "should continue to work together for the competitiveness and development of North America".

Now would not be the time to visit Mexico....and I feel for those people who have vacation/retirement homes down there.

Why?

 

[gusto]

More than just Mexicans have been coming over the porous southern border.

The wall must be built!!!

On the TV show, "Adam ruins everything," that traitor tried to dissuade the American people by saying the wall would be too expensive. About 26 billion dollars. Because of the trade imbalance with mexico, they receive about 65 billion more from the U.S. than we get from them. They also receive 10 to 30 billion dollars in illegal drug money from the U.S. And each year, the U.S. HAS to pay 420 billion dollars just on the interest of our national debt. But a wall would be too expensive?

 

[kaz]

There won't be any wall. It's symbolic. Bottom line is we're going to hold Mexico accountable, and that means dollars.

I think you're wrong. We'll see

 

[Spare_change]

More than just Mexicans have been coming over the porous southern border.

The wall must be built!!!

On the TV show, "Adam ruins everything," that traitor tried to dissuade the American people by saying the wall would be too expensive. About 26 billion dollars. Because of the trade imbalance with mexico, they receive about 65 billion more from the U.S. than we get from them. They also receive 10 to 30 billion dollars in illegal drug money from the U.S. And each year, the U.S. HAS to pay 420 billion dollars just on the interest of our national debt. But a wall would be too expensive?

Careful ... a litany of facts, and a generous application of logic may be harmful for some of our friends.

I can already smell the smoke ....

 

[DGS49]

People who are aware of what is happening now in Mexico make no jokes about their industrial or military capabilities. They are building factories and mills left and right, because every major auto manufacturer in the world wants to build there.

A "Wall" has been very successful in Israel in reducing terrorist attacks against Israeli civilians in settlements and near borders. It has both a physical effect and a psychological effect.

Maybe, if built, it will convince people that we are at least SERIOUS ABOUT ENFORCING OUR OWN, EXISTING, IMMIGRATION LAWS, which our current President has not been.

There are several ways that "Mexicans" can be compelled to pay the cost of a wall.

As the saying goes, Good walls make good neighbors.

 

[WillowTree]

Headline in today's Mexican newspaper? "We're Screwed"

 

[gusto]

After a 13% drop in the value of the Peso, precipitated by the Trump's election, Mexico has reiterated that they will not be paying for Trump's wall. The people were warned of very hard times are coming to Mexico.

A bill will be introduced today in the Mexican Senate to retaliate against anticipated moves against the Mexican people by Trump. This bill includes measures to: expropriate property owned by Americans in Mexico in proportion to the Trump planned blockage of up to 25 billion dollars in transfers from the US to Mexico. Expropriation can effect a million Americans living in Mexico as well business interest.

His bill also includes the automatic review of 75 treaties with the US if Trump backs out of NAFTA. These treaties contain language that provides for cooperation of the two countries at ports of entry, sharing of intelligence about criminal activity including terrorism threats, accepting deportees, and extradition. These treaties include land exchange at borders and areas of joint administration.

Attempting to calm fears, President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Twitter he was ready to work with Trump, calling the neighboring countries friends who "should continue to work together for the competitiveness and development of North America".

I don't know if it is true or not. But I have heard of at one instance where Mexican troops were seen on our side of the border.

Were they discarding their uniforms while entering?

No. They were just seen.

 

[Spare_change]

Headline in today's Mexican newspaper? "We're Screwed"

Reminds me of a girl I met in Tijuana one drunken night.

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

Just think of how much money we could save if we just annexed their shithole country and built a wall on its much smaller southern border.

 

[B. Kidd]

Mexico should be relieved to pay for a wall. It'll come in under budget and ahead of schedule..........

 

[Mac1958]

Maybe they could launch a "war" on the drug dealers and corruption that have turned their country into such a shit hole that their "leaders" are actually supportive of their own citizens desperately escaping to come here with nothing.

Or maybe that makes too much fucking sense.
.

 

[gusto]

Just think of how much money we could save if we just annexed their shithole country and built a wall on its much smaller southern border.

The countries south of mexico aren't the main problem. Besides, from what I hear, Mexico does a pretty good job at defending that border.

 

[paulitician]

The Clinton Bootlickers still don't get it. Mexico isn't calling the shots. Donald Trump never asked its permission to secure our border. He's doing it whether Mexico likes it or not. It's what the American People want. Period, end of story.