Biden Got Mexico to Pay for the Wall !

[1Holliday1]

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Mexico on Tuesday agreed to contribute $1.5 billion to a joint initiative with the U.S. to improve infrastructure along the U.S.-Mexico border, according to a person familiar with the commitment.

The agreement came on the same day President Joe Biden hosted his Mexican counterpart, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, for a meeting in the Oval Office.

 

[Scrawny The Ghost]

That wall is gonna be obsolete faster than your head can spin when shrink rays become mainstream

 

[Admin.]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

 

[Admin.]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

 

[1Holliday1]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

I was thinking just return it to Cuba. Boat State. Cut it off, give a little push southward.

 

[1Holliday1]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

 

[Admin.]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

Well the interior parts sure.

 

[DDT]

The Mexicans are just taking back what was once theirs, and there's no way that can be stopped! Prepare to get BEANED!

 

[Admin.]

The Mexicans are just taking back what was once theirs, and there's no way that can be stopped! Prepare to get BEANED!

When I eat at the local Taco places I always tip well, I think I'll be OK after La Revolucion

 

[Murdy]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

They didn’t ask or fight for California back after the treaty was signed and gold was discovered… so I’m thinking they are over it. In actuality, Baja California is not considered Mexico here.

 

[Dove]

No where in this article does it say that the border wall is going to be built.

It says Mexico is contributing to help secure the border and for processing. Meaning it's just for optics and bribes.

 

[1Holliday1]

 

[Lily]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

I was thinking just return it to Cuba. Boat State. Cut it off, give a little push southward.

Where's Bugs when needed?

 

[Lily]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

They didn’t ask or fight for California back after the treaty was signed and gold was discovered… so I’m thinking they are over it. In actuality, Baja California is not considered Mexico here.

Huh? By whom?

 

[Murdy]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

They didn’t ask or fight for California back after the treaty was signed and gold was discovered… so I’m thinking they are over it. In actuality, Baja California is not considered Mexico here.

Huh? By whom?

Mexico after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed… I forgot the treaty marked the end of the war over where the Texas border was.

Gold in California was found shortly after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed. California was a HUGE loss for Mexico imho. But this explains why the first LA counsel was a bunch of filthy rich Mexican land owners.

 

[Lily]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

They didn’t ask or fight for California back after the treaty was signed and gold was discovered… so I’m thinking they are over it. In actuality, Baja California is not considered Mexico here.

Huh? By whom?

Mexico after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed… I forgot the treaty marked the end of the war over where the Texas border was.

Gold in California was found shortly after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed. California was a HUGE loss for Mexico imho. But this explains why the first LA counsel was a bunch of filthy rich Mexican land owners.

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

 

[DDT]

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

Neither have I. I've always considered that to be firmly Mexi clay...

 

[Lily]

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

Neither have I. I've always considered that to be firmly Mexi clay...

Don't get me wrong, TJ is especially a very different place in Mexico than most places in Mexico, but it is definitely Mexico. There are some cultural phenomena that are quite fused, so it's a fascinating place...

 

[Murdy]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

They didn’t ask or fight for California back after the treaty was signed and gold was discovered… so I’m thinking they are over it. In actuality, Baja California is not considered Mexico here.

Huh? By whom?

Mexico after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed… I forgot the treaty marked the end of the war over where the Texas border was.

Gold in California was found shortly after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed. California was a HUGE loss for Mexico imho. But this explains why the first LA counsel was a bunch of filthy rich Mexican land owners.

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

it’s all desert and beach just like Southern California

 

[Lily]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

They didn’t ask or fight for California back after the treaty was signed and gold was discovered… so I’m thinking they are over it. In actuality, Baja California is not considered Mexico here.

Huh? By whom?

Mexico after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed… I forgot the treaty marked the end of the war over where the Texas border was.

Gold in California was found shortly after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed. California was a HUGE loss for Mexico imho. But this explains why the first LA counsel was a bunch of filthy rich Mexican land owners.

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

it’s all desert and beach just like Southern California

Sure is, but very Mexican. Ever been in Ensenada while drunk gringos get the wandering Mariachi band to blast your ears off while you try to enjoy your seafood meal with your entire family? I have.

Terrible. I gave them money to go play downstairs...lmao

 

[Murdy]

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

Neither have I. I've always considered that to be firmly Mexi clay...

Don't get me wrong, TJ is especially a very different place in Mexico than most places in Mexico, but it is definitely Mexico. There are some cultural phenomena that are quite fused, so it's a fascinating place...

TJ is too wild and dirty for a day trip to me. I prefer Santa Barbara.

 

[Lily]

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

Neither have I. I've always considered that to be firmly Mexi clay...

Don't get me wrong, TJ is especially a very different place in Mexico than most places in Mexico, but it is definitely Mexico. There are some cultural phenomena that are quite fused, so it's a fascinating place...

TJ is too wild and dirty for a day trip to me. I prefer Santa Barbara.

TJ has apparently gotten a world class cuisine. I don't know a whole lot about it, just a few things I've read. I think for a day trip to a resort type city, Santa Barbara makes a lot more sense since you live in LA.

I have an interesting story about Ensenada, a Mexican born friend of mine and his junkie son + Mexican style rehab...maybe for another time and thread though...

 

[Murdy]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

They didn’t ask or fight for California back after the treaty was signed and gold was discovered… so I’m thinking they are over it. In actuality, Baja California is not considered Mexico here.

Huh? By whom?

Mexico after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed… I forgot the treaty marked the end of the war over where the Texas border was.

Gold in California was found shortly after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed. California was a HUGE loss for Mexico imho. But this explains why the first LA counsel was a bunch of filthy rich Mexican land owners.

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

it’s all desert and beach just like Southern California

Sure is, but very Mexican. Ever been in Ensenada while drunk gringos get the wandering Mariachi band to blast your ears off while you try to enjoy your seafood meal with your entire family? I have.

Terrible. I gave them money to go play downstairs...lmao

LMAO

I was la gringa and enjoyed every minute

We listen to mariachi music, but prefer the classics. This is my favorite:

 

[Murdy]

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

Neither have I. I've always considered that to be firmly Mexi clay...

Don't get me wrong, TJ is especially a very different place in Mexico than most places in Mexico, but it is definitely Mexico. There are some cultural phenomena that are quite fused, so it's a fascinating place...

TJ is too wild and dirty for a day trip to me. I prefer Santa Barbara.

TJ has apparently gotten a world class cuisine. I don't know a whole lot about it, just a few things I've read. I think for a day trip to a resort type city, Santa Barbara makes a lot more sense since you live in LA.

I have an interesting story about Ensenada, a Mexican born friend of mine and his junkie son + Mexican style rehab...maybe for another time and thread though...

oooh oooh oooh… tell me the story!

 

[Lily]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

They didn’t ask or fight for California back after the treaty was signed and gold was discovered… so I’m thinking they are over it. In actuality, Baja California is not considered Mexico here.

Huh? By whom?

Mexico after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed… I forgot the treaty marked the end of the war over where the Texas border was.

Gold in California was found shortly after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed. California was a HUGE loss for Mexico imho. But this explains why the first LA counsel was a bunch of filthy rich Mexican land owners.

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

it’s all desert and beach just like Southern California

Sure is, but very Mexican. Ever been in Ensenada while drunk gringos get the wandering Mariachi band to blast your ears off while you try to enjoy your seafood meal with your entire family? I have.

Terrible. I gave them money to go play downstairs...lmao

LMAO

I was la gringa and enjoyed every minute

We listen to mariachi music, but prefer the classics. This is my favorite:

I love the music but not right at our table where the family can't enjoy speaking to one another because you can't hear. It's got to be a little further off to enjoy it.

My favorite rendition of Sabor a Mi is from Luis Miguel. I love him!

 

[Murdy]

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

Neither have I. I've always considered that to be firmly Mexi clay...

Don't get me wrong, TJ is especially a very different place in Mexico than most places in Mexico, but it is definitely Mexico. There are some cultural phenomena that are quite fused, so it's a fascinating place...

I enjoyed TJ when it was appropriate to enjoy TJ… in my late teens/early 20s with a bunch of friends. The strip clubs are bottomeless and you can touch the dancers… so the boys always ran to them when the clubs closed and we never made it home until the sun came up. We would end up eating bacon wrapped hot dogs and buying trinkets and candy from the poor street kids before we walked back across the border to our car.

El Big Sexy went to the bull fights there with his grandfather when he was a little boy. It sounded fascinating, so I asked him if we could go… but he said that it’s brutal and too much for me to endure. I kinda want to plan a surprise trip for a special occasion so he can’t refuse. I can close my eyes and put my fingers in my ears like it’s a scary movie lol

 

[Murdy]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

They didn’t ask or fight for California back after the treaty was signed and gold was discovered… so I’m thinking they are over it. In actuality, Baja California is not considered Mexico here.

Huh? By whom?

Mexico after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed… I forgot the treaty marked the end of the war over where the Texas border was.

Gold in California was found shortly after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed. California was a HUGE loss for Mexico imho. But this explains why the first LA counsel was a bunch of filthy rich Mexican land owners.

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

it’s all desert and beach just like Southern California

Sure is, but very Mexican. Ever been in Ensenada while drunk gringos get the wandering Mariachi band to blast your ears off while you try to enjoy your seafood meal with your entire family? I have.

Terrible. I gave them money to go play downstairs...lmao

LMAO

I was la gringa and enjoyed every minute

We listen to mariachi music, but prefer the classics. This is my favorite:

I love the music but not right at our table where the family can't enjoy speaking to one another because you can't hear. It's got to be a little further off to enjoy it.

My favorite rendition of Sabor a Mi is from Luis Miguel. I love him!

agreed… it’s too much

especially if you enjoy polite dinner conversation at your table

 

[Murdy]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

They didn’t ask or fight for California back after the treaty was signed and gold was discovered… so I’m thinking they are over it. In actuality, Baja California is not considered Mexico here.

Huh? By whom?

Mexico after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed… I forgot the treaty marked the end of the war over where the Texas border was.

Gold in California was found shortly after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed. California was a HUGE loss for Mexico imho. But this explains why the first LA counsel was a bunch of filthy rich Mexican land owners.

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

it’s all desert and beach just like Southern California

Sure is, but very Mexican. Ever been in Ensenada while drunk gringos get the wandering Mariachi band to blast your ears off while you try to enjoy your seafood meal with your entire family? I have.

Terrible. I gave them money to go play downstairs...lmao

LMAO

I was la gringa and enjoyed every minute

We listen to mariachi music, but prefer the classics. This is my favorite:

I love the music but not right at our table where the family can't enjoy speaking to one another because you can't hear. It's got to be a little further off to enjoy it.

My favorite rendition of Sabor a Mi is from Luis Miguel. I love him!

EBS prefers his cover to the original as well.

 

[Lily]

Is Mexico willing to take Florida too?

And Texas?

Now, Texas and SoCal for sure.

They didn’t ask or fight for California back after the treaty was signed and gold was discovered… so I’m thinking they are over it. In actuality, Baja California is not considered Mexico here.

Huh? By whom?

Mexico after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed… I forgot the treaty marked the end of the war over where the Texas border was.

Gold in California was found shortly after the treaty of Guadalupe was signed. California was a HUGE loss for Mexico imho. But this explains why the first LA counsel was a bunch of filthy rich Mexican land owners.

Sorry, I meant who doesn't consider Baja Mexico?

I've never heard that before.

it’s all desert and beach just like Southern California

Sure is, but very Mexican. Ever been in Ensenada while drunk gringos get the wandering Mariachi band to blast your ears off while you try to enjoy your seafood meal with your entire family? I have.

Terrible. I gave them money to go play downstairs...lmao

LMAO

I was la gringa and enjoyed every minute

We listen to mariachi music, but prefer the classics. This is my favorite:

I love the music but not right at our table where the family can't enjoy speaking to one another because you can't hear. It's got to be a little further off to enjoy it.

My favorite rendition of Sabor a Mi is from Luis Miguel. I love him!

EBS prefers his cover to the original as well.

I've seen him in concert. Would love to see him again. He puts on a good show. At least he has in the past.

 

[Murdy]

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Mexico on Tuesday agreed to contribute $1.5 billion to a joint initiative with the U.S. to improve infrastructure along the U.S.-Mexico border, according to a person familiar with the commitment.

The agreement came on the same day President Joe Biden hosted his Mexican counterpart, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, for a meeting in the Oval Office.

we don’t need a wall… and it’s destroying desert habitat, rugged mountains, and historic cultural/spiritual monuments

crime goes up when the economy tanks and ours shit the bed like Amber Turd in the 70s… people have to be able to sustain a certain level of lifestyle or the outcome is poverty driven drug use that leads to a homeless epidemic… why do we need billionaires in this country when most people can’t afford the basics?

fuck the wall… TAX the right