Mexico Warns US, They May Be Bothered. Wow

[protectionist]

Trump is embarrassing Mexico internationally.

For years Mexico has allowed these Central Americans to waltz thru their
country and infiltrate our country.

Trump has forced them to halt them. Give them temp visas to stay in Mexico
for a couple of weeks and basically to turn them back home.

They've already deported 400 of that caravan.

They don't like our military? Let me tell ya something. If the despise our NG
on our boarder they'll loathe our regulars waltzing thru their country.

The gig is up for the spics.

I'm in harmony with your post up to the last sentence, but I'm 1/2 Hispanic, so quit the slurs, or get out of the thread,OK ?

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Get ready for a big HUH ??? Mexico is warning the US that if American National Guard troops placed on the border result in a militarization of it, that relations may be impaired.

Whoa! "Relations" ? So, in other words, Mexico is saying that if we take steps to defend ourselves from the 70 year invasion of our border they have been perpetrating....the international burglary of our economy they have been committing....the theft of millions of our jobs they have done...the theft of Billions of our tax dollars$$...then their feelings will be hurt.

This is like if your next door neighbor was entering your house every week for decades, and stealing things from you, and now you say he shouldn't come in any more, he'll be miffed.
I have one question. Why has Mexico not been taken over by the US, and made into a US territory, under all our laws and regualtions ? And why wasn't this done many years ago ?

After the Mexican-American War (1846-1848), then US President James K. Polk was outraged that we acquired 1/2 of Mexico's territory. Polk thought we should have gotten ALL of Mexico, and made it part of the US, entirely under US rule. No US president ever said anything more correct.

Mexico is a bad neighbor.
They are dumping their poor people on the backs of the American taxpayers and then calling us racist.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Why do you think the factories are not here now???

Are you joking? The standard of living in Mexoco is terrible. The average household makes $10,000 a year. The average in the U.S. is over $80,000. In what world do you think paying 8 times more than before is going to lower prices?!

Maybe you just decided to not read Post # 11, is that it ? In what world do you think shipping from Oaxaca to Cleveland, is cheaper than from Detroit to Cleveland ? Guess what, GM has already moved from Mexico to Detroit, and that was before the corporate tax, regulations$$, and energy costs went down in the US.

Lastly, for now, Mexico has not gotten hit with the tariffs. Not yet. Keep watching.

The cost of making a car would skyrocket, but you think they’ll make that up with shipping costs?!

And GM has plants all over the planet, including several in Mexico.

 

[protectionist]

Mexico is a bad neighbor.
They are dumping their poor people on the backs of the American taxpayers and then calling us racist.

Yup. That's what they do. They ride the wave of Democrat ass-kissing, and pretend they are the good guys.

Really, Mexico is out # 1 enemy in the world. Even Iran and North Korea haven't invaded our borders and pillaged our economy and tax treasuries, like Mexico has been doing for 70 years (with just one break in 1954 - Operation Wetback)

US Immigration Enforcement

 

[TheOldSchool]

Mexico is a bad neighbor.
They are dumping their poor people on the backs of the American taxpayers and then calling us racist.

Yup. That's what they do. They ride the wave of Democrat ass-kissing, and pretend they are the good guys.

Really, Mexico is out # 1 enemy in the world. Even Iran and North Korea haven't invaded our borders and pillaged our economy and tax treasuries, like Mexico has been doing for 70 years (with just one break in 1954 - Operation Wetback)

US Immigration Enforcement

Yeah they really pillaged our economy. We could be the wealthiest, most powerful country in the world. Our households could be earning over 8 times more than Mexico’s average household. But instead they’ve completely pillaged our economy.

 

[protectionist]

The cost of making a car would skyrocket, but you think they’ll make that up with shipping costs?!

And GM has plants all over the planet, including several in Mexico.

1. And some have left Mexico and returned to the US already. 1800 GM jobs came back from Mexico - to Texas. 1400 Ford from Mexico to Michigan. 1400 more Ford jobs from Mexico to Kentucky.
2. Making it up In shipping costs + the other things I mentioned, and I forgot to mention robotics. Cheaper to make stuff with robots here, than with Mexican workers.

GM, Ford, Chrysler made cars in the US for decades, before ever setting foot in Mexico. Things are going back to how they used to be. Keep watching.

Lots of other manufacture companies coming back too. Don't just take my word for it. CEO Jeff Immelt of GE has said the U.S., on a relative basis, has never been more competitive. For instance, he’s said it takes three hours or less to make a refrigerator, so the total cost can be lower to have it made domestically, versus in China or Mexico, when factoring in other costs including transportation.

 

[protectionist]

Yeah they really pillaged our economy. We could be the wealthiest, most powerful country in the world. Our households could be earning over 8 times more than Mexico’s average household. But instead they’ve completely pillaged our economy.

You're saying YOU DON'T KNOW that they have been pillaging our economy )for decades) ?

Folks, this is what happens when information-deprived liberals get all their information only from liberal OMISSION media.

EARTH TO TOS: The US is the # 1 victim in the world in Imperialism by Remittances$$ ($138 Billion/year lost), with $28 Billion/year going to Mexico alone. Sounds like you're not quite prepared for this thread.

Remittance Flows Worldwide in 2016

That $28 Billion/yr is only part of it. Mexico also plunders us for tens of billions$$ more each year via the anchor baby racket and welfare $$ to Mexicans living in the US (us paying their poverty bill)

 

[Cellblock2429]

Trump is beating them down big time and I love it.....

Yeah he’s really teaching them a lesson

US trade deficit rises to near 9½-year high

Trump signs steel and aluminum tariffs that exempt Canada and Mexico and leave door open to other countries

/——-/ In case you missed or ignored it: Trump wins on NAFTA rewrite:
Ottawa (AFP) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau signalled Thursday he saw a strong chance of reaching a deal with the US and Mexico to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement.

"We have a high chance of reaching a win-win-win deal for Canada, the United States and Mexico," Trudeau told reporters.

"With the pressures of the elections in Mexico, and the US elections, if we could announce something at the Summit of the Americas, that would be great," he added, in reference to the April 13-14 gathering of regional leaders in Peru.

 

[BluesLegend]

When we elected Trump to wall off Mexico that didn't sink in? Mexico is dumb as a post.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

How, exactly? Companies will be paying far more to produce the same amount.

How will they "be paying far more" ?

Why do you think the factories are not here now???

Are you joking? The standard of living in Mexoco is terrible. The average household makes $10,000 a year. The average in the U.S. is over $80,000. In what world do you think paying 8 times more than before is going to lower prices?!

Average US income is 50k.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Why do you think the factories are not here now???

Are you joking? The standard of living in Mexico is terrible. The average household makes $10,000 a year. The average in the U.S. is over $80,000. In what world do you think paying 8 times more than before is going to lower prices?!

Maybe you just decided to not read Post # 11, is that it ? In what world do you think shipping from Oaxaca to Cleveland, is cheaper than from Detroit to Cleveland ? Guess what, GM has already moved from Mexico to Detroit, and that was before the corporate tax, regulations$$, and energy costs went down in the US.

Lastly, for now, Mexico has not gotten hit with the tariffs. Not yet. Keep watching.

The cost of making a car would skyrocket, but you think they’ll make that up with shipping costs?!

And GM has plants all over the planet, including several in Mexico.

1. And some have left Mexico and returned to the US already. 1800 GM jobs came back from Mexico - to Texas. 1400 Ford from Mexico to Michigan. 1400 more Ford jobs from Mexico to Kentucky.
2. Making it up In shipping costs + the other things I mentioned, and I forgot to mention robotics. Cheaper to make stuff with robots here, than with Mexican workers.

GM, Ford, Chrysler made cars in the US for decades, before ever setting foot in Mexico. Things are going back to how they used to be. Keep watching.

Lots of other manufacture companies coming back too. Don't just take my word for it. CEO Jeff Immelt of GE has said the U.S., on a relative basis, has never been more competitive. For instance, he’s said it takes three hours or less to make a refrigerator, so the total cost can be lower to have it made domestically, versus in China or Mexico, when factoring in other costs including transportation.

You completely made up #1 and #2 is a pipe dream. The rest you posted is the result of the U.S. advancing to where jobs that a homeless 3rd worlder can do for pennies doesn’t cut it here anymore.

Trump, tweets couldn't save U.S. auto jobs in 2017

 

[TheOldSchool]

Yeah they really pillaged our economy. We could be the wealthiest, most powerful country in the world. Our households could be earning over 8 times more than Mexico’s average household. But instead they’ve completely pillaged our economy.

You're saying YOU DON'T KNOW that they have been pillaging our economy )for decades) ?

Folks, this is what happens when information-deprived liberals get all their information only from liberal OMISSION media.

EARTH TO TOS: The US is the # 1 victim in the world in Imperialism by Remittances$$ ($138 Billion/year lost), with $28 Billion/year going to Mexico alone. Sounds like you're not quite prepared for this thread.

Remittance Flows Worldwide in 2016

That $28 Billion/yr is only part of it. Mexico also plunders us for tens of billions$$ more each year via the anchor baby racket and welfare $$ to Mexicans living in the US (us paying their poverty bill)

Then why is Mexico completely broke while we have prospered like no country in the history of the world?

 

[protectionist]

Average US income is 50k.

Robots make much less.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Trump is beating them down big time and I love it.....

Yeah he’s really teaching them a lesson

US trade deficit rises to near 9½-year high

Trump signs steel and aluminum tariffs that exempt Canada and Mexico and leave door open to other countries

/——-/ In case you missed or ignored it: Trump wins on NAFTA rewrite:
Ottawa (AFP) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau signalled Thursday he saw a strong chance of reaching a deal with the US and Mexico to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement.

"We have a high chance of reaching a win-win-win deal for Canada, the United States and Mexico," Trudeau told reporters.

"With the pressures of the elections in Mexico, and the US elections, if we could announce something at the Summit of the Americas, that would be great," he added, in reference to the April 13-14 gathering of regional leaders in Peru.

Interesting. Trudeau thinks Canada won.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Average US income is 50k.

Robots make much less.

That’s why low-skill high-wage work is never coming back to flyover country.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Average US income is 50k.

Robots make much less.

That’s why low-skill high-wage work is never coming back to flyover country.

The Toyota plant in Texas employees 3100 people.

 

[Care4all]

Posse Comitatus Act prevents the President or Federal government from using the Military as law enforcement within our borders...for the most part.

The military can help local law enforcement with duties of theirs, but they can not do the actual jobs of border protection. They can't use their arms either.....

And if asylum seekers reach our border, the law requires we take them in, and follow the legal process to determine if they are legal asylum seekers, meeting the criteria for asylum, and that process takes about a year.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Posse Comitatus Act prevents the President or Federal government from using the Military as law enforcement within our borders...for the most part.

The military can help local law enforcement with duties of theirs, but they can not do the actual jobs of border protection. They can't use their arms either.....

And if asylum seekers reach our border, the law requires we take them in, and follow the legal process to determine if they are legal asylum seekers, meeting the criteria for asylum, and that process takes about a year.

So you're saying any country is free to invade the US and the military can't respond?

 

[Doc1]

Posse Comitatus Act prevents the President or Federal government from using the Military as law enforcement within our borders...for the most part.

The military can help local law enforcement with duties of theirs, but they can not do the actual jobs of border protection. They can't use their arms either.....

And if asylum seekers reach our border, the law requires we take them in, and follow the legal process to determine if they are legal asylum seekers, meeting the criteria for asylum, and that process takes about a year.

"The Act does not apply to the Army National Guard or the Air National Guard under state authority from acting in a law enforcement capacity within its home state or in an adjacent state if invited by that state's governor."

Posse Comitatus Act - Wikipedia

 

[protectionist]

Then why is Mexico completely broke while we have prospered like no country in the history of the world?

So that's what they've been telling you on CNN ? That's Mexico is broke ?

EARTH TO TOS: Mexico is a rather wealthy country, and has been for decades. The problem with Mexico is monopoly. Mexico has great wealth > oil, gold, silver, agriculture, tourism, etc. The problem is how they organize it all, in a monopoly system, that doesn't allow Mexican small businessmen to compete.

Millions of Mexicans don't share in this wealth, because the plutocracy of Mexico has wealth concentrated tightly at the top. ​

Examples > PEMEX, TELEX, Carlos Slim Helu (world's richest man)

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