How deep do you think Mexico's into our government, already?

Question

There's only so many possible explanations for what we've seen so far in terms of our domestic policy...what's REALLY going on, here?

Answer 1

Bush is a wartime president by his own making, he is in the last days of his last term, he has systematically used the oval office and his position to bring about the globalization and downfall of MY great country. I wonder what kinds of lies the history books will tell of this "great" man. And someone call homeland security! This country is in dire straights!!

Answer 2

Mexico doesn't have as much influence in our government as people think. what really drives our current border policies is globalism: which means disenfranchising the American citizen and exploiting the third world. the libs got something right. not controlling the illegal invasion only benefits one group of people: corporate America. for corporate America illegal immigration is "having their cake and eating it too." after they move the factories and our jobs across the borders and over seas and pay someone else a fraction of what they would have paid the American worker, they are all to happy to hear that America is being invaded by cheap labor. it's too bad that our government listens more too corporate interest than to it's own people. Americans need to realize there is one foe common to us all and that is corporate America, "the great octopus and it's tentacles."

Answer 3

I think Mexico is very deep into our government already. It is scary. We need the Republicans in the Senate and in the House to get a backbone and stand up to the Democrates to stop the invasion of our country NOW.

Answer 4

Bush is a globalist. He seems to be moving towards something with India, too, but beyond 'removing artificial barriers to trade and labor restrictions', I haven't seen much specific in regards to India.

He wants cheap labor and open markets for goods. The fact that cheap labor being brought into this country means that we are subsidizing education and services to an army of poor immigrants apparently is not even on his radar.

www.spp.gov

Answer 5

I think they are all in with each other-including Canada. I think they want to be all one (just the government-not the people).
Funny we are helping in a war-to protect someone else who does not want to be part of a United East and here we are doing the same thing.
What a world.

Answer 6

Well, considering that this president is working on a secret agreement with Mexico and Canada, to open borders, I would say Mexico and American are pretty much in bed together....Did you know that all three countries are going to form a large state with all open borders, like they did in Europe with EU? We are being set up and we wont even have a say in it like the Europeans didn't either....read the link for yourself and do the research..

http://rense.com/general67/einn.htm

Answer 7

Mexico is only "as deep into our government" as George Bush has allowed it. He's the one establishing policy as to U.S./Mexican relations. And, at the moment, he is trying to please everyone---and dropping the ball at every opportunity. What this means is that no changes are coming concerning illegal immigration. But we've been mislead to believe that his administration is going to tackle the problem. Nope. It's all smoke and mirrors from this highly deceptive administration.

Answer 8

Too Da*n deep!! Our Government supports La Raza and MeChA, gives Mexico everything they ask for, let's them crap all over Americans. I think there's some deep, deep
do-do going on!! Corruption through and through.

Answer 9

Something is going on,some of these places will not employ Americans with criminal records ,but those illegals sure get the jobs.

Answer 10

Pretty deep, I'd say. I think there is something clandestine going on.