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Topic started on 15-3-2011 @ 10:25 AM by NWMA2012

Expanding U.S.-Mexico Economic and Security Cooperation

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It was clear by their press conference which followed bilateral talks, that both leaders were moving forward and taking the opportunity to further bolster ties between the two countries. Obama proclaimed, “We’re also deepening our cooperation against the drug cartels that threaten both our peoples.” He went on to say, “I have reaffirmed to President Calderon that in this cause, Mexico has a full partner with the United States.”

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reply posted on 15-3-2011 @ 10:25 AM by NWMA2012

This sounds like a mixed bag of tricks on the part of the governments involved. If they convince people we need tighter borders by allowing atrocities to take place in border towns the security measures they impose can lead to the North American Union by expanding borders to allow for Mexico, Canada and the U.S to operate as one security force. Giving the law enforcement agencies more room to operate so to say. What obama is not saying is that our part of this deal is to supply weapons to the drug lords by way of the ATF.

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reply posted on 15-3-2011 @ 10:57 AM by DaddyBare

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Smoke and mirrors... pretty talk to distract from what's really going on...

to start on the security side, the U.S. seeks total control of Mexico's security apparatus. With the creation of NORCOM (the North Command) designed to protect the U.S. landmass from terrorist attack, Mexico is designated North America's southern security perimeter and U.S. military aircraft now has carte blanche to penetrate Mexican airspace. Moreover, the North American Security and Prosperity Agreement (ASPAN in its Mexican initials) seeks to integrate the security apparatuses of the three NAFTA nations under Washington's command. Now the Merida Initiative signed by Bush II and Calderon in early 2007 allows for the emplacement of armed U.S. security agents - the FBI, the DEA, the CIA, and ICE - on Mexican soil and contractors like the former Blackwater cannot be far behind...PS We also know the real biggest drug dealer in Mexico is their own Army... That's why the US created OBI (The office of Bi-National Intelligence) their offices are in Mexico all of them Americans and they now have control of the Mexican Military...

Economically The petroleum industry in Mexico makes it the sixth largest producer of oil in the world and the tenth largest in terms of net export as of 2007. It is the second largest oil producer in the Western Hemisphere behind only the United States and just ahead of Canada. However, Mexico is not a member of OPEC or any petroleum production related organizations.Currently it state owned, so you know big Oil would love to get there hands on that...

reply posted on 15-3-2011 @ 11:09 AM by Blackmarketeer

Can't break the cartels until you eliminate the CIA. CIA needs the cartels to help fund their illicit wars and blackops programs. Why do you think they're finding guns/drugs on military cargo flights?

Former CIA Pilot Tells of Guns and Drugs Shipments
Argentina seizes US military plane cargo

reply posted on 15-3-2011 @ 01:25 PM by Procession101

Originally posted by Blackmarketeer
Can't break the cartels until you eliminate the CIA. CIA needs the cartels to help fund their illicit wars and blackops programs. Why do you think they're finding guns/drugs on military cargo flights?

Former CIA Pilot Tells of Guns and Drugs Shipments
Argentina seizes US military plane cargo

Hit the nail on the head there, the Cartels are better equipped then any of our local law enforcement and Border Patrol. You want to cut the head off the viper take out the CIA.

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