On Oct 23, 1:41 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"dxAce" wrote in message

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David Frackelton Gleason, still posing as 'Eduardo', the faux Hispanic,
blew a
taco out his rear and then wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

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Mexico authorizes its citizens to break US law too, go figure.

They do no such thing.

BS

That is the closest to proof _you_ will ever get.

You're really out of touch, aren't you, oh faux one?

- No, you are.
- Mexico does not authorize anyone to break US law.

d'Eduardo,

Mexican Government Sponsored {In-Country} Training
on "How To" Cross the US Border {Illegally} Safely.

"The Guide for the Mexican Migrant" is a 32 Page
http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=42207
Comic-Styled-Booklet published by Mexico's Foreign Ministry
http://www.sre.gob.mx/english/

+ Early Indoctrination in Public Schools on the Rich Tradition
and History of "Mexicans Going To America"

+ Improved Cross Border Money Transfer Process since
Cash Sent Home To Mexico is in the Top Three Foreign
Cash Infussions into the Mexican Economy.

Hell Mexico's even got a Theme Park to Train-In for
Future Illegal Border Crossers.
http://www.csmonitor.com/2007/0221/p01s04-woam.html

reality sucks when you are poor in mexico ~ RHF

"RHF" wrote in message
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On Oct 23, 1:41 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:

Mexican Government Sponsored {In-Country} Training
on "How To" Cross the US Border {Illegally} Safely.

Hardly authorization to break laws... more like a humane thing to do to
prevent deaths.

"David Eduardo" wrote in message
. net...

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Frackelton Gleason, still posing as 'Eduardo', the faux Hispanic,
blew a
taco out his rear and then wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Mexico authorizes its citizens to break US law too, go figure.


They do no such thing.

BS

That is the closest to proof _you_ will ever get.

You're really out of touch, aren't you, oh faux one?


No, you are. Mexico does not authorize anyone to break US law.

I'm no fan of closed borders or fences... but you're dead wrong on this one.
The Mexican government prints survival pamphlets for border crossers, and
supplies them with food, water, and other supplies to help them get across
safely. If that is not a form of authorization, then grass is purple and
the sky is green...

On Oct 24, 12:13 am, "Brenda Ann" wrote:
"David Eduardo" wrote in message

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"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Frackelton Gleason, still posing as 'Eduardo', the faux Hispanic,
blew a
taco out his rear and then wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...

Mexico authorizes its citizens to break US law too, go figure.

They do no such thing.

BS

That is the closest to proof _you_ will ever get.

You're really out of touch, aren't you, oh faux one?

No, you are. Mexico does not authorize anyone to break US law.

I'm no fan of closed borders or fences... but you're dead wrong on this one.
The Mexican government prints survival pamphlets for border crossers, and
supplies them with food, water, and other supplies to help them get across
safely.

- If that is not a form of authorization,
- then grass is purple and the sky is green...

BAD - You have seen d'Eduardo's World where in-fact
"then grass is purple and the sky is green" and Everyone
Listens to his Spanish Language and Music Radio Stations.

welcome to d'eduardo's world . . .
where illegal mexicans can do no wrong
-and- america and americans citizens are evil. ~ RHF

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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No, you are. Mexico does not authorize anyone to break US law.

I'm no fan of closed borders or fences... but you're dead wrong on this
one. The Mexican government prints survival pamphlets for border crossers,
and supplies them with food, water, and other supplies to help them get
across safely. If that is not a form of authorization, then grass is
purple and the sky is green...

The only pamphlet is (was?) one that warns border crossers of the hazards of
doing so. They know people are going to do it, so they are giving them some
precautions, not instruction.

Mexico does not provide water and food. Many US humanitarian organizations
do that, on the US side, with water stations that are replenished often.
This is to prevent people who are already there from dying... again, knowing
they will come no matter what.

Mexico has no national policy of encouraging migration. What Mexico has is
an unsustainable rural economy based on the ejido system that forces people
to migrate either to big cities of Mexico or to the US.

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Brenda Ann wrote:
No, you are. Mexico does not authorize anyone to break US law.

I'm no fan of closed borders or fences... but you're dead wrong on this
one.
The Mexican government prints survival pamphlets for border crossers, and
supplies them with food, water, and other supplies to help them get
across
safely. If that is not a form of authorization, then grass is purple and
the sky is green...

'Eduardo' knows that, but is unwilling to admit that publicly. One must
remember
that in 'Eduardo's' world each one of those illegals is a potential
listener to
the radio stations he 'programs' and therefore a a possible future source
of
revenue.

There is no government policy to encourage emigration nor does the Mexican
government give food and water.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Brenda Ann wrote:
No, you are. Mexico does not authorize anyone to break US law.

I'm no fan of closed borders or fences... but you're dead wrong on this
one.
The Mexican government prints survival pamphlets for border crossers, and
supplies them with food, water, and other supplies to help them get
across
safely. If that is not a form of authorization, then grass is purple and
the sky is green...

'Eduardo' knows that, but is unwilling to admit that publicly. One must
remember
that in 'Eduardo's' world each one of those illegals is a potential
listener to
the radio stations he 'programs' and therefore a a possible future source
of
revenue.

There is no government policy to encourage emigration nor does the Mexican
government give food and water.

Hogwash!

In article ,
"David Eduardo" wrote:

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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No, you are. Mexico does not authorize anyone to break US law.

I'm no fan of closed borders or fences... but you're dead wrong on this
one. The Mexican government prints survival pamphlets for border crossers,
and supplies them with food, water, and other supplies to help them get
across safely. If that is not a form of authorization, then grass is
purple and the sky is green...

The only pamphlet is (was?) one that warns border crossers of the hazards of
doing so. They know people are going to do it, so they are giving them some
precautions, not instruction.

Mexico does not provide water and food. Many US humanitarian organizations
do that, on the US side, with water stations that are replenished often.
This is to prevent people who are already there from dying... again, knowing
they will come no matter what.

Mexico has no national policy of encouraging migration. What Mexico has is
an unsustainable rural economy based on the ejido system that forces people
to migrate either to big cities of Mexico or to the US.

Yes, there are people on both sides of the border supporting illegal
immigration including president Bush and a number of members in congress.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

On Wed, 24 Oct 2007 03:23:40 -0400, dxAce
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David Eduardo wrote:

"RHF" wrote in message
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On Oct 23, 1:41 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:

Mexican Government Sponsored {In-Country} Training
on "How To" Cross the US Border {Illegally} Safely.

Hardly authorization to break laws... more like a humane thing to do to
prevent deaths.

'Eduardo', you're full of BS!


I hear that due to his mass leakage of BS onto this ng he is no loner
full of it.

Humane would be if Mexico focused on their national interests
(schools, business etc) so their citizens did not feel it necessary to
illegally cross a border. Perhaps though those of us in this
newsgroup should set up a printing business and bid way cheap on
printing their booklet and change the content so they are directed to
only come to the US when on their way to Canada.

Of course, the last I heard a Canadian official was complaining of an
influx of Latino immigrants and he blamed the US for it - his claim
was that the US crackdown (which we all know are primarily for show)
on illegals is forcing them to Canada. He further went on to complain
how these folks are not desired immigrants due to lower education &
skills than than what would benefit their nation. Maybe instead of a
fence we should just build a bigass bridge from the southern to the
northern border.

wrote:

On Wed, 24 Oct 2007 03:23:40 -0400, dxAce
wrote:



David Eduardo wrote:

"RHF" wrote in message
oups.com...
On Oct 23, 1:41 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:

Mexican Government Sponsored {In-Country} Training
on "How To" Cross the US Border {Illegally} Safely.

Hardly authorization to break laws... more like a humane thing to do to
prevent deaths.

'Eduardo', you're full of BS!


I hear that due to his mass leakage of BS onto this ng he is no loner
full of it.

Humane would be if Mexico focused on their national interests
(schools, business etc) so their citizens did not feel it necessary to
illegally cross a border. Perhaps though those of us in this
newsgroup should set up a printing business and bid way cheap on
printing their booklet and change the content so they are directed to
only come to the US when on their way to Canada.

Of course, the last I heard a Canadian official was complaining of an
influx of Latino immigrants and he blamed the US for it - his claim
was that the US crackdown (which we all know are primarily for show)
on illegals is forcing them to Canada. He further went on to complain
how these folks are not desired immigrants due to lower education &
skills than than what would benefit their nation. Maybe instead of a
fence we should just build a bigass bridge from the southern to the
northern border.

And then 'Eduardo' can cut the ribbon and be the first to use it on his way
north!