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To Calderon – get off my lawn

By: E Pluribus Unum (Diary)  |  May 20th, 2010 at 09:30 PM  | 

RESIZE: AAA

Soon enough we’ll deal with that mendacious little Boy President that invited you to come to America and badmouth the country. But you did it, and today this is for you:

Hey bato, get off my lawn.

[And you should go with definition 1]

I won’t lecture you about what gall, what arrogance it takes to come slam Arizona, when we know exactly what your own immigration laws are.

See, we already knew what a sniveling, corrupt, two-faced scumbag you are. Frankly, it’s not even surprising to hear you speak lies, distortions, and insults about our country and our laws. Penis envy is a pretty predictable thing, when it comes down to it.

Meanwhile, get lost.

You are not welcome in America, by Americans. Just by the Commies who won’t be running things much longer. You see, about 1/3 of those jerks that applauded you on our House floor, they won’t be working there next January. And in another two years after that, more of them will be gone, as will be the Boy President who invited you to do his dirty work here.

At that point, if you’re still running your little tin-pot personal enrichment program south of us, we’ll deal with you more properly. Starting with a fence, which by that time we might have decided to turn into a concrete barrier with razor wire and machine gun towers. Oh, and underground listening equipment. And RPGs.

Savvy?

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  • janis

    Day after day, this potus and his party descend ever deeper into travesty and so much foolishness like this. You can listen to Calderon’s words and then see that he is so over the top in hypocrisy about Mexico’s behavior….. and that’s bad enough while standing on our home soil.

    But to see the Dems stand up and applaud such traitorous claptrap?

  • AceInTX

    Penis envy is a pretty predictable thing, when it comes down to it.

    Encore

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  • texasgalt


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    2,600 Murdered in 2009 in Juarez.

    http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/opinion/editorials/stories/DN-juarez_0319edi.State.Edition1.268c273.html

    • acat

      Translation and point, por favor?

      El Gato

  • texasgalt

    So let Calderon go home and maybe clean up the war zone that is Juarez and much of Mexico. When the police and authorities in Mexico don’t have to wear a mask for fear of retribution, maybe someone will care what Calderon thinks.

    http://www.mywesttexas.com/articles/2010/05/11/news/opinion/editorial_thursday.txt

    • texasgalt
      • SoulEspresso

        That looks like a recruiting poster for the municipal police. 2700 murders? They better have a better ad campaign than that.

  • luciusacius

    I think you are on to something here with the “penis envy.” Whether it is our military might, economic strength, or freedom, the desire to tear all of this down, exhibited in this disgusting speach and the far more reprehensible applause is symptomatic of the left’s desire to tear down all that is good about us. That desire is caused by their own inadequacy and failure to be strong and self sufficient. I am no Freudian shrink, but it probably is due to a political, and actual, penis envy.

  • Achance

    The Country is a cesspool of corruption. There is an oligarchy of blue-eyed, i.e., Spanish descende, Mexicans who own and control everything and who do everything in their power to keep the brown-eyed Mexicans, i.e., Indian descent, subjugated and in poverty.

    Nobody actually gets paid a wage except in some of the foreign controlled/influenced factories making goods for export and even there, you have to bribe everybody. Elsewhere, the whole economy runs like an American strip joint; you have to pay to work there and you live off tips and what you can steal. If you’ve spent anytime there, you’ve noticed that every business operates on the assumption that their custormers and their staff will steal from them at every opportunity, which many of them will, but it is very off-putting to Americans and others who are not accustomed to being treated with such suspicion.

    We have a place in Pto. Vallarta that is very nice; good accommodations, good food, nice beach, great security, courteous service, up to a point anyway. If you stay on the main drag from the airport to town, it is relatively clean and neat with a mix of modern and Spanish colonial architecture with a little French influence thrown in. The cars are mostly modern, many of them luxury cars, and it appears that to really be someone, you need an armored Suburban and a bunch of big ugly guys. I don’t know how much law there is but there certainly is a bunch of order, no beggars usually, and cops and soldiers with automatic weapons everywhere to make sure the Zona Tourista stays that way.

    But, if on your way to town, you turn left on Mexican Route 200 to sweep around town rather than go through it to head south, you find the real Puerto Vallarta and it is NOT fit for human habitation – and PVR is one of the more affluent places in Mexico! Ramshackle slums, unpaved streets, garbage everywhere, and I’ve never even been to the notorious city dump where many live full time. Gang tags are everywhere, cars are clapped out old, most American, sedans or pickups, most of which I suspect don’t have a VIN. PVR is simply a dramatic study in contrasts, beautiful, luxurious developments and resorts, the marina is wall to wall Bertrams and Hatteras, many undoubtedly stolen and some in the drug trade, this all cheek to jowl with Third World slums and worse.

    • texasgalt

      to include Puerto Rico and Guam, perhaps we should not have stopped at the Rio Grande. As it is Mexican illegals even including Zapatistas feel emboldened to protest in the OUR streets.

      Too late now. As you say, Mexico is a cesspool of corruption, So . . . while good fences may not always make for good neighbors, they will keep the bad guys off our lawn. Build it and they will not come.

    • gawntrail1

      ……….Belize and Costa Rica.

  • Joe_Schmo

    I decided to recommend as soon as I read the titile… :)

  • stephaniet

    “At that point, if you?re still running your little tin-pot personal enrichment program south of us, we?ll deal with you more properly. Starting with a fence, which by that time we might have decided to turn into a concrete barrier with razor wire and machine gun towers. Oh, and underground listening equipment. And RPGs.”

    YES. Yes, yes, yes, YES. I read somewhere (may have even been here at RedState; I can’t remember) that since these illegals are demanding a revolution to “take back” America for Mexico, that qualifies all illegals as combatants. Something about how because they don’t wear the uniform of an army, they can be shot on sight as spies…

    If they keep coming over the fence, they’re eventually going to die there. Eventually, the people down along the border are going to literally have enough, grab rifles, and do the border defense themselves.

  • debinmo

    I thought Calderon should have been esorted off the floor and put on a bus with a one way ticket back to Mexico. Excellent post.

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