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Carlos Slim Jr. was married to longtime blonde girlfriend Maria Elena Torruco Garza in a church in Mexico City’s ritzy Polanco district in October of 2010. Slim is the son of Mexican mogul Carlos Slim, currently the richest man in the world, who not only personally profits from President Obama’s welfare programs, but also champions Open Borders policies that will increase his already stupendous fortune.
Some 2,500 guests attended the Slim wedding reception. It was a Who`s Who of the globalist elite. They included former Mexican president Vicente Fox and wife Martha, and then up and coming Mexican governor (and now president) Enrique Pena Nieto. Also in attendance were Mexican media billionaire Emilio Azcarraga and TV host Carlos Loret de Mola Jr. (the son of journalist Carlos Loret de Mola, who wrote a 1982 column hailing a Reconquista of the American Southwest through the “Mexican invasion” of mass immigration.) From the literary world there was Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Colombian author, longtime resident of Mexico, and personal friend and defender of Fidel Castro. (Garcia Marquez has since passed away.)
And—this is the point— this glittering list of contacts included Microsoft mogul and immigrant enthusiast Bill Gates, who is neck-and-neck with Slim for the position of richest man in the world….and former US President Bill Clinton.
More recently, Slim appears to have made a new post-Americanbillionaire buddy: Facebook founder/CEO Mark Zuckerberg, whowants Amnesty and cheap foreign labor for the computer industry.
Slim recently had Mark down in Mexico to speak at a big conference, Foro México Siglo XXI. Once there, Zuckerberg dutifully declared that Slim was his new “role model” and “reiterated his support for immigration reform,” aka an Amnesty/Immigration surge.
Another featured guest at Slim’s confab: Hillary Rodham Clinton,who may well be our next President. According to Dolia Estevez ofForbes:
The Clintons are known to be close friends with Slim, whom they call Carlos. Slim has made significant donations [sic] to the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation. In 2012, when Clinton was Secretary of State, she invited Slim to the State Department to discuss his work on broadband and digital development. Also in 2012, the former President awarded Slim the Clinton Global Citizen Awards for his leadership in philanthropy during the Clinton Global Initiative’s annual conference in New York.
[Is Mexican Billionaire Carlos Slim The New Role Model For Facebook’s Mark Zuckerburg?, by Dolia Estevez, Forbes,September 8, 2014]
Indeed, Bill Clinton is raking in even more millions of dollars for private speeches for Mexico’s governing elite. Again.
At least 10 top Mexican business groups and corporations, both public and private, paid millions of dollars for Bill Clinton to speak at their events between 2002 and 2012, according to a review of the family’s federal financial disclosures published by The Washington Post in June. Over more than a decade, Clinton delivered 14 speeches to 11 different Mexican sponsors. He was paid $3.2 million…With few exceptions, Clinton’s speeches are closed to the news media… Clinton often uses his trips to connect to Mexico’s elite.Mass immigration is simply a successful example of class warfare by the rich against the poor, with the sanctimonious rhetoric about immigrants concealing the reality that open borders is the most regressive policy imaginable. Sessions rightly points out that these pro-immigration plutocrats are exempt from the effects of their own policies and can isolate themselves from soaring crime, deteriorating public schools, and collapsing neighborhoods.
[Mexico's Elite Paid Hefty Price To Hear Bill Clinton, by Dolia Estevez, FORBES, August 26, 2014]
But what’s worse: even foreign billionaires like Slim have greater control over American immigration policy than American citizens. Slim is one of the owners of the New York Times, which may explain something about the MSM Top Dog’s increased support for immigration treason.
What’s the solution? As Senator Sessions said in his “Masters of the Universe” speech,
Immigration policy is supposed to serve the national interest and the people of the United States, not the interests of a few activist CEOs and the politicians who are catering to them. We have had 40 years of mass immigration combined with falling wages, a shrinking workplace, and exploding welfare rolls….It is time for a shift in emphasis. It is time to get our own people back to work, and our communities out of poverty, and our schools back on their feet.
This kind of populist message can win votes from working class voters of all races. The opportunity is there for whatever politician or movement can seize it.
But who can break with the wealthy donors who seem to control American political parties and policies? (And where are the Progressives who are supposed to care about such things?)
America is essentially under occupation by a class that has nothing in common with the people it rules.
As the partnership between Zuckerberg, Slim, and the Clintons shows, American immigration patriotism isn’t just about standing up to destructive policies. It’s about standing against a parasitical and insulated elite that sees our country as just another resource to be exploited.
America is essentially under occupation by a class that has nothing in common with the people it rules.
America is essentially under occupation by a class that has nothing in common with the people it rules.
Couldn't agree with you more. So how do we get it back?
America is essentially under occupation by a class that has nothing in common with the people it rules.
joenormal said:Couldn't agree with you more. So how do we get it back?
America is essentially under occupation by a class that has nothing in common with the people it rules.
joenormal said:Couldn't agree with you more. So how do we get it back?
Someone's gonna hafta slit their throats.
No one ever said war is pretty.
