The Nonsense of the Trump Wall

Isn’t it time to Invade Mexico?

GL Hill and Joseph Warren, Co-Publishers

Editor@TheIndependentDaily.com

Foreign Workers comprise a healthy percentage of those “Illegally” here in America, and each specific industry tends to hire and fill their lower-end positions - in Manufacturing and Distribution - with either Mexican labor, when “labor” is the required activity; or Asian, for fine assembly work - monotonous, delicate, tedious, ponderous, and neither are the types of work most Americans consider worthy of their efforts: We’re too important for that.

White Americans are not going to work the fields, so there will be no produce. White Americans will not sit at an Assembly station configuring and wrapping wiring harnesses for the few electronic products still manufactured in the US. White Americans loathe cleaning bathrooms, so expect your favorite restaurant’s toilets to be befouled by urine and feces. White Americans consider most labor fundamental to construction to be “below their station in life,” so you may anticipate a lack of growth in the Housing sector. White Americans...

This (and greed) is why so many businesses have relocated to other countries: Americans do not want to work.

We depend on foreign workers to do the work that keeps the foundation of America strong. (Well, as meager as it is today, anyway.)

Look: I don’t want four years of Hillary, either. She is a lying, deceitful, Washington insider whose interests lie not with the betterment of America, but with those global capitalists who support her. Expect much more of the same if she is elected as we’ve seen under Obama. But this Wall thing...

In an earlier article, ¡Quid Pro Quo Mexico!Mexico: The 51st State, we had opined that we had lost our earlier opportunity to invade Mexico and make it a part of the United States through some fabrication linking Mexico to the 9-11 disaster, as GWB was wont to do anyway regarding Iraq. Here’s an excerpt of that article:

“First, given Mexico’s present state – overall and in every way imaginable – we cannot suppose why any law-abiding, hard-working Mexican (particularly those with a family) would want to live there any longer. Over our many decades of life, the aforementioned description applies to the vast majority of Mexican nationals we have known.

“Second, considering this no BS assessment, why would we Arizonans enact a law that would retard the progress of the good people of Mexico who wish to emigrate to the United States to avoid what by any standards is a hostile existence fraught with dangers, death, and persecution?

“Third, and most importantly, if our goal during Bush’s administration was to truly liberate a country in order to advantage from the Oil and Mineral wealth therein, which it was, why did we not invade and liberate the Mexican people? We would have destroyed the Narcotics industry, substantially reducing crime and incarceration in America (we’re Number 1 in the world); We could have availed ourselves of additional Oil reserves; Mexico’s proximity to us would have facilitated invasion, conquest, and nation-building at only a small fraction of the trillions of US Dollars spent in Iraq; Our troops would not have been absent from their homes and families for years on end; We would have – truly – stabilized an important region in our hemisphere, and lent greater intransigence to the rest of Central and South America.

“Fourth, the citizens and government of Arizona, including Joe Arpaio, would be more inclined to treat those illegally-entering our State with greater kindness and less as a quid pro quo for the abominable treatment received by Americans across the border, often resulting in torture, extreme abuse, and death. So, rather than eyeing Iran, Somalia or other nether regions of the world as prospective next targets, why don’t we concern ourselves with our immediate and most pressing situation?

“Or, is doing away with Narcotics detrimental to the economics of our Law Enforcement, Judicial, and Prison industries?

“About 17% of the 318 million of us are Hispanic. We’re distributed, according to the Census Department, throughout the US.

“There is no good argument against Mexico becoming a single, or multiple, state to the US, thus allowing for a higher level of self-governance, greater safety for (current) Mexican citizens, a reduction (or potential elimination) of Narcotics and Human trafficking, more equitable border demarcations and processes for passing between regions, increased market opportunities for America’s manufacturers and retailers, and improved economic conditions overall.

“The United States is not in the same position it was thirty years ago when the wage difference for the average worker between countries was so extreme: we have nearly reached the point of stasis. The symbiotic benefits of this solution are too great to ignore.

“Tens-of-thousands of innocents are being murdered in Mexico every year from either being caught in the cross-fire of Cartels and Gang Warfare, or as targets of opportunity: The violence will find its way here to our doorstep soon enough if we continue to ignore it.”

So, do away with the concept of the Wall: It won’t work. Invade Mexico. All problems solved. Todos los problemas resueltos.