Thread: M3: LARGE MEXICAN UNION CALLS FOR BOYCOTT OF U.S. PRODUCTS

The outright ARROGANCE of this country and it's people blows the mind.

LARGE MEXICAN UNION CALLS FOR BOYCOTT OF U.S. PRODUCTS AND BREAKING OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS


m3report | July 29, 2010 at 9:46 am | Categories: Uncategorized | URL: http://wp.me/pg2Ga-yn

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Thursday, 7/29/10

El Diario (Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua) 7/27/10

Large Mexican union calls for boycott of U.S. products and breaking of diplomatic relations

Just prior to Arizona Law SB1070 going into effect, Mexico’s National Confederation of Social, Field Workers and Communal Farms Organizations announced a boycott of U.S. origin products. At a press conference, Sergio de Alba Avila, the organization’s president, stated that he will demand the Mexican government to break diplomatic relations with the United States if that anti-immigrant law goes into effect.

After defining his confederation as a center-left group, he added that its members will distribute lists in self service and department stores identifying U.S. products so that customers will not buy them. He also stated that they intend to mount a cybernetic protest by having internet users flood the state of Arizona’s web pages with messages against the law in question. They will also be sending electronic messages to the governor of the state of Arizona, as well as congressmen, senators and to the U.S. president.

He added that they will ask the Mexican Chancellor (Sec. of State,) Patricia Espinosa, to harden the Mexican government’s policy against the referenced law and, if necessary, to break relations with the United States if that law is applied against fellow nationals. Further, that they might join protest actions being called for by other groups of migrants, such as the blockage of international crossing points, among others.

http://www.diario.com.mx/nota.php?notai ... 354dc61d9b

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The president of the Human Rights Commission of Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies (House of Reps.,) Ruben Moreira, warned that if the federal government continues with the same tactics against organized crime, the year will end up with 16,000 dead. At the start of the current administration the tally was 100 a month. Moreira also added that “Today we have a security problem such as we’ve never had during the last 70 years.â€

That is Great News.

Let them boycott the U S all they want. As long as they keep their criminals, drugs, and poverty out of here I am happy.

We should boycott all Mexican goods and shut down the border completely until they decide to be a civilized and considerate nation.

The more Mexico meddles in U S affairs the more they shoot themselves in the foot. When ever they even open their mouths they show what selfish, inconsiderate morons they are.

Yes, I think that the effect of the boycott will be more on them than us. Perhaps it will cause people to think more in depth about the reality of the situation. I can live without their foodstuffs no problem - the art of cooking is about being able to create a masterpiece out of anything - it is merely a creative challenge - nothing to cry over - what else do they sell here besides produce?

If Mexico "breaks relations" with the U.S. does this mean it will pack up its consulates and take its "citizens" back to Mexico?

The officials that are "patroling" Staten Island need to go with them.

Hey, I am all for this boycott. I would love to go to the store and be able to purchase American products for a change. Let's keep this Mexican junk out of our stores as well.

Most of Mexico's imports come from the U.S.

Most of Mexico's exports go to the U.S.

Close the border down and see says UNCLE first.

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Mexico exports include oil, automobiles, computers, electronic items, and processed foods.
Mexico imports products mostly from the US.
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Originally Posted by sarum

Yes, I think that the effect of the boycott will be more on them than us. Perhaps it will cause people to think more in depth about the reality of the situation. I can live without their foodstuffs no problem - the art of cooking is about being able to create a masterpiece out of anything - it is merely a creative challenge - nothing to cry over - what else do they sell here besides produce?

Besides produce they make those metal trash cans. How fitting.

Yahoo this is the best news I have heard in days .

...he added that its members will distribute lists in self service and department stores identifying U.S. products so that customers will not buy them.

Can we do that with Mexican products here? I know many Americans have been boycotting Mexican goods and produce for years but it would really be more helpful if we had their product lists in our stores.

Originally Posted by sarum

Yes, I think that the effect of the boycott will be more on them than us. Perhaps it will cause people to think more in depth about the reality of the situation. I can live without their foodstuffs no problem - the art of cooking is about being able to create a masterpiece out of anything - it is merely a creative challenge - nothing to cry over - what else do they sell here besides produce?

Mexico exports to the U.S. include oil, automobiles, computers, electronic items, and processed foods.