Thread: NM: Richardson sucks up and panders to Mexico & Calderon

New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson Secures Mexican President’s Support for Rail Project
Posted on January 27th, 2008
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Jan. 25, 2008 -- MEXICO CITY – New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson met today with Mexican President Felipe Calderón to make a pitch to position a major international rail project so that it benefits southern New Mexico.

“We had a cordial discussion of this project, which is important to the growth of trade between Mexico and the United States,â€

How conveniently soon our "leaders" forget the atrocity perpetrated upon Columbus, NM by Pancho Villa's Mexican invasion:

On March 9, 1916, on the orders of Mexican revolutionary leader Francisco "Pancho" Villa, General Ramon Banda Quesada led more than five hundred in an attack against the town, which was garrisoned by a detachment of the U.S. 13th Cavalry Regiment. They seized 100 horses and mules, burned the town, killed 14 soldiers and 10 residents, and took much ammunition and weaponry before retreating back into Mexico.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbus,_New_Mexico

Oh, I haven't forgotten that. Two very recognizable US Army officers were participants in the later official 'response'. One was a guy named Pershing, and the other was a young Lieutenant by the name of George Patton.

This is just beyond surreal!

So here we have the Mexican governor of the Mexican state of (New) Mexico running off to his homeland (Mexico) to discuss "growth and trade" between his state of (New) MEXICO and the President of Mexico!

By "growth", I would assume he's talking about the addition of millions more IA's from Mexico to the US; and by "trade", I would assume he's talking about trading the sovereignty of the US over to Mexico!

I wonder if he got a permission slip from El Presidente Jorge Arbusto before he made that 'trade' mission to Mexico!

Many of the IAs from AZ are going to New Mexico so New Mexico will get swamped.
Good thing Richardson dropped out. I hope no one picks him up as a VP candiadate.

It is striking how Mexico has always refused to acknowledge the loss of territory to the United States and even now.....some 160 years later, is it?.....that country just carries on as though this still belongs to them.

And there's Richardson behaving as though New Mexico is not even a part of the United States, that he can just go striking deals to provide medical care for foreign nationals on this side of the border, talk about funneling resources such as natural gas in to Mexico, and who knows what else.

Would someone please explain to me again where we are responsible for making sure that Mexico has enough natural gas? Or where we are responsible for providing medical centers and such for Mexican citizens on this side of the border?

This is just a continuation of Mexico's refusal to acknowledge that they have no right, or claim, to any part of the US.

Richardson needs to be run out of office.

Originally Posted by PhredE

Oh, I haven't forgotten that. Two very recognizable US Army officers were participants in the later official 'response'. One was a guy named Pershing, and the other was a young Lieutenant by the name of George Patton.

If only they were with us today! Can you imagine Patton's response to some of the crap we are expected to put up with?

Great the train is just another way for border jumpers to get into the states....BTW there is suppost to be a train that runs along side the NAFTA super highway along with power and gas lines Does all of this sound familiar.

Another frigging traitor, of course we knew he was!!

Governor Richardson, who was accompanied by Juan Massey, New Mexico’s Director of Mexican Affairs,

Now wait a minute............why on God's green earth should ANY US state have a 'Director of Mexican Affairs'?

Not only that but "Juan Massey" doesn't that sound a little suspecious!