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Mind your own business, President Calderon!

Posted by Boris Tiraspolsky on Thursday, May 20, 2010 1:14:27 AM
"It is interesting to note that a recent poll respected nationwide poll showed 66% of Americans agree with the new Arizona illegal immigration law. There may be hope after all." - Some Guy in Arizona



Mexican President Felipe Calderon
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Mind your own business, President Calderon! 
by Boris Tiraspolsky, Founding Member of 
 
Mexican President Felipe Calderon said: "We oppose firmly the S.B. 1070 Arizona law. Such laws as the Arizona law that is forcing our people to face discrimination. If we are divided, we cannot overcome these problems."
 
Comment by Texas Sen. John Cornyn:
"I just think it's inappropriate to be a visitor in the United States or to another country, and to go in and criticize the domestic laws of that country. I'm a little uncomfortable with the president of the United States having a meeting with the head of state [of another country] and then talking about a domestic law that is not within his purview."

Comment by Some Guy in Arizona:
"The last four presidents of Mexico have come to the United States and preached openly to Mexican audiences the mantra that there is no Mexican-American border. They claimed time and again “the border is wherever there is a Mexican.” Former president Fox insisted we should pay for illegal immigrants’ healthcare, welfare, housing and other benefits. Their lobbying has had an effect.

Poll after poll has shown that 65% of Mexicans in Mexico and almost as many living in the USA believe the United States “stole” Mexico. This inflammatory rhetoric surfaced recently when a California history teacher was shown on a U-tube tape advocating “revolution” by Hispanics against “Whites” and urging young people to “take back the stolen ground we are standing on.” He was tracked down by Fox News and says he was “misquoted and misunderstood.” He was unapologetic for urging his students to join the socialist revolution that is sweeping South America and now seems to have gained a foothold in the United States.

For the sake of saving this country from the Mexican government-promoted invasion, such anti-America speeches by Mexican politicians should be banned in this country as part of our allowing them to come here. Such rhetoric amounts to “hate speech” against this nation and tends to incite the military-age illegal aliens in this country. (The numbers of which exceed the totals for our entire military and National Guard available on U.S. soil should such an upheaval occur.

There is no place in our public school system for programs such as the one just terminated in Tucson. However, the school kids who were part of this indoctrination staged a “Guerilla Theater.” protest that has caused uproar in the community. When questioned about their motives, they, too, claimed they were “misunderstood.” It seems these pro-open borders students haven’t been getting an education that allows them to makes their point without being misunderstood. It is not the Arizona taxpayers’ job to teach Mexicans about Mexican history or culture. It IS our job to insist our schools teach students the necessary skills to prepare them for their futures.

It is interesting to note that a recent poll respected nationwide poll showed 66% of Americans agree with the new Arizona illegal immigration law. There may be hope after all."
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