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The Republican from northeastern California verbally socked the weaselly Mexican for arrogantly lecturing the American Congress on race and immigration. Rep. McClintock quoted Teddy Roosevelt and then went on to explain the importance of assimilation. Response to President Calderon, Rep McClintock Website, May 20, 2010 A century ago President Teddy Roosevelt put it this way. He said: “In the [...] May 21st, 2010 | Category: hostile Mexico | Tags: arizona, Calderon |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post Is Mexico’s Presidente Felipe Calderon the rudest White House guest ever? His condemnation of Arizona’s newly heightened immigration enforcement was over the top for a foreign dignitary on a state visit. But host Obama and the liberal media already set the stage in inaccurately characterizing the law as racial profiling, so it was easy for [...] May 20th, 2010 | Category: hostile Mexico | Tags: arizona, Calderon, Mexico |
Email This Post | Print This Post The boss-man of the crackhouse next door, Presidente Felipe Calderon, will be paying Mr. Obama a visit next week and will even be addressing a joint session of Congress on May 19. Won’t that be a memorable occasion? We already know that Calderon (pictured) will complain up a storm about the prospect of actual immigration enforcement, [...] May 15th, 2010 | Category: hostile Mexico | Tags: amnesty, border, cartels, immigration, Mexico |
Email This Post | Print This Post The Mexican government’s financial backing of a New York college program must be seen as increased meddling into American affairs. Mexico is alway complaining of poverty and looking for handouts from Washington (like the Merida Initiative for internal policing), but it has spare money for its auslanders thousands of miles away. Of course, “poor Mexico” is [...] May 3rd, 2010 | Category: hostile Mexico | Tags: meddling, Mexico, remittances |
Email This Post | Print This Post What sweet timing that a report of human rights abuses against Central Americans as they transit Mexico was just published. Mexico has been working itself into a tizzy of self-indulgent rage against the impudence of Arizonans for enacting crackdown legislation, and just issued travel warnings for its precious citizens when they approach the state. Mexico’s [...] April 28th, 2010 | Category: hostile Mexico | Tags: aliens, crime |
Email This Post | Print This Post The crackhouse country next door is up to its usual hypocrisy, bashing Arizona for legislating to protect its sovereignty and public safety, when Mexico itself is known to treat illegal aliens within its territory harshly. The New York Times reported that Mexico deported 170,000 in 2006. Hey, Mexes, Hondurans are human too, as the signs [...] April 25th, 2010 | Category: hostile Mexico, uncategorized | Tags: border, poll |
Email This Post | Print This Post If there is one thing that annoys Mexicans, it is America standing up for its own sovereignty. Mexico, after all, has largely turned itself into a parasite state, mooching off the wealthy Uncle Sucker next door with Washington’s help. In particular, Mexico depends on receiving billions of dollars from remittances sent by its exported people. Even [...] April 11th, 2010 | Category: hostile Mexico | Tags: Mexico, Oklahoma, remittances, tax |
Email This Post | Print This Post This thoughtful opinion piece about the cultural danger of admitting millions of Mexicans to America is worth your attention. Illegal Hispanic immigration is undermining American values, Christian Science Monitor, March 30, 2010 Illegal immigration is causing an influx of Hispanics who don’t embrace American values. By Walter Rodgers / Santa Barbara, Calif. Walking the sandy beachfront in this ultra-affluent [...] March 30th, 2010 | Category: hostile Mexico | Tags: culture, entitlement, hostile, values |
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