Getting down to the nuts and bolts of it...Our own politicians are encouraging Mexico to breach an agreement and take back what they sold to us in 1848...Is this common around the world...do elected officials in other nations encourage neighboring nations to discreetly conquer their territories?
It’s an almost silent form of conquering but it’s conquering nonetheless. It is descendants of Mexico inhabiting and running California and much of other states due to this breach.
Does this seem like an odd dynamic to anyone else?
Wet backs make for a more docile slave class. Way cheaper to.
Sorry, Mexicans are very intelligent people with or without their Spanish connections, and here are just a few items on their inventions checklist:
1. Popcorn!
And the first white men to try it were the Conquistadores.
2. Chewing gum. Aztecs of Mexico extracted the sap of a tree for chewing satisfaction generations before the Wrigley Company started profiting from it.
3. Kahlua (coffee liquer) and it's still a favorite in the liquer familia.
4. Oral contraceptives were invented first by a Mexican chemistry student, Mexican Luis Miramontes.
5. Anti-graffiti paint in 2000--the UNAM named "Deletum 3000" which prevents anything wet or oily adhering to Deletum 3000.
6. Indelible ink was invented to adhere to voting fingerprints for 24 hours to prevent fraud in Mexico's elections, which allowed people to vote for only one day, providing a finger print. The indelible ink wouldn't come off the voters' fingers, so it prevented voter fraud as early as 1994, and it sold well in countries that wanted to prevent the same problem.
7. A Mexican engineer Manuel González Flores invented earthquake-proof foundations to prevent buildings in the ring of fire range from toppling, and Mexico City has the problem too.
There's more. Trust me, the architects of Mexican origin are safety-minded fellows. It doesn't get better than that, except many of them have art backgrounds as well. *sigh*
