Posner Apologizes to China

[Non-Typical Solutions]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/05/18...test=latestnews

 

Again the Obama administration is apologizing to other countries for our problems.

 

They really need to investigate some of the Chinese ways of handling things before the go apologizing for us wanting to secure our borders.

 

Here is a quote from the above article:

 

"The United States has a raft of concerns about human rights in China, including the government's forced sterilization of women and mass executions"

[Guest Bandido]

Obama and his buddies are a bunch of pendejos. Maybe they should go "fix" the country they love and take pride in. It obviously isn't the US. Obama takes sides against Az for taking a stand against illegal immigration and drug traffic and all that comes with it. And he sides with the country that plays a major roll in that problem. Has anyone seen Mexican law enforcement at the fence line detering illegal traffic? I haven't. Mexico gets upset at anything that gets in the way of free flow of people and drugs into the US, and free flow of US dollars to Mexico. Now Calderon is here eating five course meals at our expense (1st, 2nd, main, dessert, and other - from Azstar) while his constituents who voted for him are killing themselves trying to find a way to feed themselves and family. Ya dije.

[azslim]

Mexico - 1 year in prison and big fine first offense, 10 years and bigger fine for 2nd. Plus check out the report from Human Rights Commission on how illegals in Mx are treated by authorities - raped, robbed, beaten, etc. Funny how none of our politicians have the cajones to stand up and point this out during the Obama/Calderon backslapping speeches.

[Guest Bandido]

I think UDAs should be forced to walk back to the place they crossed - right then and there. If they have warrants - jail. If they get hurt/sick - stabilize and send them back to the country they crossed through. - at that country's expense. Dopers can be shot on sight. Obama and his amigos can go to China, or Japan (bowing all the way), at our expense. It's worth it.

Man I'm on a roll today!