Mafia and Mainstream Politics
Ignoble Lies
The List of Losers
By Stephen L. Wilmeth
First
things first, people … what are we supposed to be calling cross border invaders
this week?
I have asked
Border Patrol agents and they stammer and kick dirt in trying to recount the
most recent directive setting forth proper terminology. They sure can’t say
illegals anymore. Watching their antics reveals they don’t really know any more
than we do about what is going on in that bastion of conflict, the District of
Columbia, and the house of the Great White Father.
What was
once straight forward even to the Spanish speaking majority of these folks is
now a confused web of nods and grimaces. Seriously, ask a Mexican cowboy about
them and he will refer to them as Mojados. That is what he knows them as
and it has no undertone or crude connotation to him in the least.
It should be left at that.
The
recommendation, therefore, is not to get any deeper into the subject or it will
only beget bewilderment. It has the potential of creating friction. We have
learned we only draw disdain and more condescension by using the old standby,
20th Century translation in English. Heaven forbid trying to
introduce the discussion points with the new wave of proper gender pronouns and
or caste classifications of those people into a conversation.
So, we are
in a bad place.
We are damned if we do and damned
if we don’t. Any reference poses real problems, and whatever we say is going to
offend somebody, so we ought to just call it like it really is.
From the
elimination of politically correct alternatives, these cross-border invaders
are nothing more than … democrats.
Mafia
and Mainstream Politics
Organized
crime groups have sought to influence the electoral process in at least 200
municipalities …
Such a statement would normally be
discussed or even speculated upon only in private, but there it was in black
and white. The article goes on to describe the actions of the jeffes and their
gangster enforcers ranging from the destruction of party advertising materials,
on to blackmail, and even the carefully orchestrated final solution, murder.
Wow!
When a
society cannot trust its own government to enforce election integrity, laws mean
nothing. They become words sprawled across thousands of pages of pork driven
drivel. Legal means the corruption and the modification of the intent to suit
the needs and intentions of the political ruffians, the grifters, and the
outlaws.
It may come
as a shock to some, but the forgoing was not a story about the streets of
America today, but, rather, from Mexico as reported by the Mexico News Daily’s
June 4, 2021, edition. Ostensibly, the detail was confined to matters south of
the international border, but, when there is no sovereignty enforced on the
international boundary, it becomes difficult to figure which side of the border
the crimes are actually being perpetrated.
It becomes
harder yet to trust anything when the Mexican president, Andrés Manuel López
Obrador (AMLO), accuses our government of funding his political antagonists in
the runup to their general election. His accusations could simply be tied to endemic
Mexican corruption, but when the Wall Street Journal uses the same figure as
the Mexican president, US$591M, there is a growing tendency to assume the
glowing embers at the base of that smoke plume is actually fire.
AMLO isn’t
at all happy where the money is going.
The word
persists that it has been funneled into various NGOs that are espousing the
same progressive worldly crappola as we see in the American Left. The three pillars
of their evolved dictum include the managed values of environmental justice,
gay rights, and colonial reparations.
On the
surface, AMLO espouses that these choices are not right for his people or the
world.
Mexico is
vulnerable. A vulnerable Mexico makes us yet more vulnerable, too. There is no
sealed border. Lawlessness to our south is indeed rampant. With nobody at the
helm in DC, America is more vulnerable than at any time in history.
If you
don’t represent the right people in Mexico, your life isn’t worth much.
With the
murder of a candidate by the name of Murrieta in Cajeme, Sonora, 32 mayoral
candidates have been murdered in this election cycle! A total of 50 candidates are
being reported to have been killed overall. With a reported 476 acts of extreme
violence, this is the second most violent election season in Mexico’s history.
Implicit in
that number is the fact that 31.1% of all contested races in this cycle have
experienced extreme violence in one form or the other. It’s no wonder that so
many races have only a single candidate running. Chances are high that those
single candidates are not men or women of the people.
The cartels
are winning, and … winning big.
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Allies are
often strange bedfellows.
The mix of
cartels and the Three Pillars crew may seem at odds, but they do have one thing
in common. They both advocate for a wild and uncharted border frontier. The
former has dibs on managed and controlled trillion-dollar farm to market trade
routes. The latter wants environmental Valhalla and lands untrammeled by modern
man.
In that
common theme, they are united.
The greater
masses are the losers. Dope is going to flow in greater quantities to the
insatiable American market. Millions of lives will be destroyed, and greater
societal chaos will be the outcome. Lands untrammeled by man will be held in
yet higher regard and rural citizenry on both sides of the border will be more
effectively ostracized and removed from cultural roots.
Money is the driver, anarchy is the outcome, and, at this point, … it’s hard for border residents to figure out which crooks their governments are supporting.
Stephen L. Wilmeth is a rancher from southern New
Mexico. “Watch closely how this administration’s 30X30 plan plays out on the
Mexican Border.”
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