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U.S.-trained forces reportedly helping Mexican cartels
Submitted by MichaelVail on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 5:14pm.
As many as 200 U.S.-trained Mexican security personnel have defected to drug cartels to carry out killings on both sides of the border and as far north as Dallas, Rep. Ted Poe, R-Humble, told Congress on Wednesday.
Food prices rising across the world
Submitted by MichaelVail on Wed, 03/26/2008 - 5:44pm.
From subsistence farmers eating rice in Ecuador to gourmets feasting on escargot in France, consumers worldwide face rising food prices in what analysts call a perfect storm of conditions. Freak weather is a factor. But so are dramatic changes in the global economy, including higher oil prices, lower food reserves and growing consumer demand in China and India.
The world's poorest nations still harbor the greatest hunger risk. Clashes over bread in Egypt killed at least two people last week, and similar food riots broke out in Burkina Faso and Cameroon this month.
But food protests now crop up even in Italy. And while the price of spaghetti has doubled in Haiti, the cost of miso is packing a hit in Japan.
Barak Obama In OpEd Openly Admits That If Elected He Will Push NAU Agenda
Submitted by MichaelVail on Thu, 02/21/2008 - 6:26pm.
Under George W. Bush, the United States has not lived up to its historic role as a leader in the Western Hemisphere. As president, I will restore that leadership by working to advance the common prosperity and security of all of the people of the Americas. That work must begin with a renewed strategic partnership with Mexico.
Choco Rations Down As Hershey Outsources Production To Mexico
Submitted by MichaelVail on Mon, 12/17/2007 - 6:49pm.
As globalization and outsourcing raged outside its corporate walls, the Hershey Co. seemed cozy and secure here in the "Sweetest Place on Earth."
The maker of Kisses and Kit Kats dominated the U.S. chocolate industry and manufactured its goodies in local factories.
Mexican drug traffickers launder billions of dollars in U.S. each year
Submitted by MichaelVail on Wed, 10/31/2007 - 7:27pm.
Mexican drug traffickers send about 10 billion U.S. dollars of laundered drug money to U.S. banks each year, Mexico's top prosecutor said Tuesday.
Attorney General Eduardo Medina said in Congress that about 1 billion dollars is sent to Mexico from U.S. banks each year, but up to 16 billion is returned to the U.S., about 10 billion of which "could be attributed to the flow of drug trafficking money."
Grocery Baggers In Mexican Wal-Mart Receive No Pay Or Benefits
Submitted by MichaelVail on Thu, 08/02/2007 - 2:22am.
Wal-Mart prides itself on cutting costs at home and abroad, and its Mexican operations are no exception.
Think Tank Calls For Comprehensive Integration Between Canada And U.S.
Submitted by MichaelVail on Tue, 07/10/2007 - 1:56pm.
A Conference Board of Canada report says the country needs to integrate its economy even further with the United States and among Canadian regions, if it is to overcome issues of lagging productivity and income growth.
U.S. joins Mexico, Canada For Police Checkpoints
Submitted by MichaelVail on Tue, 06/05/2007 - 6:33pm.
Focusing on commercial vehicle safety and homeland security issues, the Ohio State Highway Patrol is participating in Roadcheck 2007 -- 72 hours of continuous commercial vehicle inspections throughout the U.S., Canada and Mexico. The effort starts today and runs through Thursday.
Enviro Mentalist Anti-Sex League Pushing Human Depopulation Agenda
Submitted by MichaelVail on Tue, 05/22/2007 - 5:41pm.
- 1984
- abortion
- apologists
- Big Brother
- china
- culled
- Eugenics
- family planning
- genetically unfit parents
- Intellectual Osmosis
- malthusian
- mexico
- Ministry of Love
- Ministry of Plenty
- Ministry of Truth
- Newsday
- one-child policy
- Our Government At Work
- Peru
- RU486
- sustainable development
- TheProles
- UNCF
- UNFPA
- United Nations
- World News
A recent Newsday article comments on the, "80th anniversary of the disgraceful Supreme Court decision in Buck v. Bell." They assert that the U.S and the U.N are staunch advocates for human rights and the rights of "genetically unfit" parents not to be sterilized. Popular malignant eugenics apologists support the notion that children with genetic impairments should be extinguished.
U.S. border inspectors rarely scan sophisticated new face-matching visas
Submitted by MichaelVail on Wed, 05/16/2007 - 9:13pm.
SAN DIEGO (AP) – The face- and fingerprint-matching technology that has been touted over the past decade as a sophisticated new way to stop terrorists and illegal immigrants from entering the country through Mexico has one major drawback: U.S. border inspectors almost never use it.
In fact, the necessary equipment is not even installed in vehicle lanes along the border.
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