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Obama, Mexican Cartels Defacto Partners

This couldn’t have worked out better for Barack Obama if he had planned this himself. Then again, he may have done just that.

With the Southern border of the United States wide open , the drug cartels in Mexico are engaged in a bloody war for control of the drug routes into the country. [...]

Napolitano Admits Border Security Is A Fraud

Well this dovetail’s just perfectly with Obamacare coming down the pike and the upcoming amnesty push. Confirming what everyone already knew, the Mexican border is, and has been wide open.

When congress mandated a border fence few years back, a response to the cries of angry Americans who not only throttled the McCain/Kennedy amnesty [...]

Mexican Law Enforcement Integrated Into Border Patrol

One more front page story buried in cyberspace. If you thought the borders weren’t secure before, then have a seat because this this will make you dizzy. With a half-assed incomplete fence at the border, pandering RINO’s abound, amnesty on docket for the Obama social justice regime, reconquistas in full attack mode, and Homeland [...]

Geraldo Rivera Race Baiting In Overdrive

Once again, hispanics are slapped across the face by those that supposedly advocate for them. The push for amnesty is on, and at the same time, two countries face devastation as a result.

Amnesty stooge Geraldo Rivera was at it again, this time advocating border demolition at the U.S.-Mexico Congressional Border Issues Conference, a [...]

Cultural Racism Part Of The Amnesty Package

For all you hopey-changey bots that want to back Barack Obama in his amnesty bid, you should understand that those “good folks that just want to work” will be bringing with them a culture that is ingrained with racism.

Remember a few years back when Mexico came up with postage stamps commemorating one of that country’s comic book characters Memín Pinguín? At the time there was an uproar in United States regarding the stereotypical depiction of blacks in the character. Take a look at that picture. I thought it was a monkey too, but it isn’t, it is supposed to be a little black boy. The Mexican president at the time, open borders advocate Vicente Fox, defended the release of stamps, citing Memin Pinguin as a beloved character in Mexican culture. Finally, after howls of outrage from the North, and even a visit from ethno-hustlers Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, Fox had the stamps removed from circulation. He only did it under pressure though. To this day, Fox sees nothing wrong with the depiction. Continue reading Cultural Racism Part Of The Amnesty Package