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Q has mentioned MX/Mexico recently.
It seems more than odd that MX appears to have no real southern border immigration control nor any internal control nor the will to stem or stop a huge and organized caravan from marching through their country with an illegal act in mind to breach the Mexico/US border at California.
Cut to fast forward…will Trump eventually/soon be forced to directly intercede into Mexico's security vacuum as a matter of national security?
I think so.
There's no way he allows an unresponsive puppet narco-terrorist state to continue doing what it's been doing with help from whatever entities that have enabled it.
The situation today at the MX/CA border bears watching. A dramatic and ugly scene is probably something someone wants to see happen so that Trump's immigration policy looks inhumane.
My guess, based on Q mentioning MX, is that dramatic change is in the wind on the scale of NK except with no nuke component to it but instead a human trafficking and narcotics angle.
Just who is it that controls Mexico and why do they allow well organized crowds of undocumented illegal immigrants to enter and travel through and out of their country?
That situation will soon be rectified one way or another. Is Mexico a future US territory or does the US take control of a much narrower southern MX border at some point?
Just south of Veracruz would be the bottleneck I'd focus on.
And fwiw, the US should take control of Tiajuana and Baja Mexico. They're there for the taking.
>>"North Korea is a big win. But is it?"<<
Are you serious or a division shill?
Of course it's a big F'n deal!!!
Yep, I think so. Iran's next one way or another.
And I know this'll sound strange…but I think the EU gets busted up on purpose by Trump.
The U.S./Trump want bilateral trade with individual countries and not the EU in it's entirety. At some point soon the EU/euro splinters and blows apart. The former EU countries will need to resurrect their former sovereign currencies.
They'll peg to the USD for the most part.
The dollar will soar and not crash as some doomers have consistently insisted upon.
Despite what Trump says about a weak dollar he wants a strong dollar presence abroad.
Big difference. Control/influence through saturation. The USD isn't collapsing anytine soon…but the euro and the EU???
Trump doesn't care for either of them.
It's happening…just in slow motion.
People need patience. It's hard to have it but it's necessary.
You can't simply untwist something that has purposefully over decades been twisted into a global Gordian Knot.