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Way to go Mexico, American and global investment money will come pouring in after this move.
Never mind chess, someone should teach them how to play checkers. The responses from Mexico since trump jumped into this have been very entertaining, and sometimes just plain sad.
Makes me wonder if they are smart enough to pick lettuce.
We would have a smaller border to protect if we just went straight down to Panama. haha. I'd love to have a pact with Canada where we can each take some of the territories too if we want.. then create a superhighway that goes from Alaska all the way down. Just some interesting scenarios I'm pondering up now. lol Canada could use the land more than we could, actually.
Yah. That - the land grab - was all discussed back during the Texan-Mexican War, Mexican-American War, & various times after. Basically, we (the US) didn't want to deal with a huge Roman Catholic, Spanish (& Native People) based cultures, religions, governments, legal, & so on systems, plus the various ethnicities. Our population would have shot up a lot, & - well, look into the history. We decided against it, finally. On the basis that we didn't want to deal with that big a mass immigration (Mexico had & has a good-sized population).
On the other, you probably mean the Pan-American Highway, already in place & rolling right along.
We have all the leverage. Trump knows this. Mexico knows this deep down. Too bad we had 8 years of an idiot who didn't understand this and let everyone walk all over us.
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