Hey suckers! We subsidize the illegal alien DIRECT TO MEXICO program

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Directo a Mexico (Direct to Mexico), Federal Reserve, George W. Bush, Illegal Aliens, money transfers, taxpayer-subsidized program

Independent Sentinel by S. Noble

Last year, a shocking record of $33.48 billion in remittances went to Mexico last year through a government program operated by the Federal Reserve, Judicial Watch reported.

The money goes through a taxpayer-subsidized program sending money earned by mostly illegal aliens to the countries south of the border.

In other words, the U.S. government is mostly responsible for the billions in remittances to foreign countries that are sent by people breaking our laws.

Figures released by Mexico’s central bank show that 104 million transactions were executed in 2018, nearly six million more than the previous year. That is just stunning and must stop.

Uncle Sam facilitates the process with a program called “Directo a Mexico” (Direct to Mexico), launched by the Federal Reserve, the government agency that serves as the nation’s central bank, more than a decade ago.

GEORGE CAME UP WITH THE IDEA

President George W. Bush conceived of the program to provide low-cost banking services to [illegal] aliens to help them get the money home.

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My Seventeen-Year Romance with George W Bush

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Conservatism, Constitution, Democrat Party, George W. Bush, globalism, Republican Party establishment, Repulican Establishment

Below is another EXCEPTIONAL essay from our friend Vassar Bushmills.

Unified Patriots by Vassar Bushmills

In 2000, I genuinely liked George W Bush. He was more than just “not Al Gore” or even “Not the continuation of the Clinton Machine.” He was Christian, a conservative (No, really) and a quiet, congenial man. He ran on a string of conservative legislative themes, which never really panned out because he was interrupted by a higher calling.

9/11

On 9/14 George W Bush became a war president, memorialized by that picture of him at ground zero with his arm around an NYC fire chief.

With the speed of American reaction to bin Laden’s hideout in Afghanistan, to most people’s minds, by 2004, had worked his way into the annals of America as one of its great presidents.

By 2006, I was beginning to have second thoughts. Still a fine Christian, and a steadfast supporter of the troops, in a period when almost 5000 came home in coffins, it was clear he had still missed the mark in establishing real democracy in Iraq. And all he had to do was use the models laid out for him by Harry Truman with the occupation and redesign of Japan and Germany, planning to stay at least ten years as an occupier, and afterwards, a regional guardian of that garden of democracy that had produced modern Japan and Germany. In 2004, I wrote about this great opportunity, and how a single secure Arab democracy could serve as a beacon to the entire region if, instead of a total tribal top-down government, institutions were also instilled from the bottom-up so that, over years, the people could rearrange their priorities toward the greater good, much as Americans did in the 19th-early 20th Century. (America proved the process exists in nature.) I even published a book about it, no longer in print.

Alas, Bush chose poorly, handing the running of the Iraqi government over to a top-down council not unlike community organizers in Chicago, all within two short years, where far more advanced societies like Japan and Germany had required about seven. (We still have an occupation-era hotel in Tokyo.)

Opportunity lost.

Unlike many people who disagreed with the US invasion of Iraq, on this account I thought it was a good idea, and made my case, because it was a workable idea and a project that only America could pull off because it had done so before. If anyone in government, or the several think tanks who advised the Bush Administration, I’m not sure if any of them ever considered giving occupation a chance[…]

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I, too, began to lose favor with George W. Bush in the latter years of his presidency.

Too often, I wondered, “why doesn’t he stand up to the disgusting propagandists on the left?” “Why doesn’t he set the record straight?” “Why doesn’t he defend himself? Us?”

Suddenly, a light bulb popped on that would flicker off and on through the years about POTUS43. In 2015/2016, that light bulb flicked on, became brighter and stayed on. POTUS43 was a globalist, of the swamp, for the swamp whose interest was primarily the Bush legacy.

They never saw President Donald J. Trump coming.

Laura Ingraham’s Fiery Reaction to George W. Bush Speech

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America First, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, George W. Bush, Globalists, Laura Ingraham

Last week former President George W. Bush delivered an anti-Trump, anti-America first and pro-globalist speech last week at the George Bush Institute in New York City.

One day later, fired up talk radio host, Laura Ingraham, on her show Friday, had plenty to say about the speech by 44^th President of the United States who left office with an approval rating of somewhere between a 30% and 22% depending on whom one asks.

Wahr

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America First, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, George W. Bush, Globalists, Karl Rove

Unified Patriots by Bob Montgomery

This is the ever-so-gracious former president who wouldn’t open his yap during the long nightmare known as the Obama presidency.  Why, because it wouldn’t be right for a former president to sound like he was interfering with a duly-elected president who had all these weighty responsibilities, and who of course only had the best intentions for his country, right?

Tell you what. If you politicos out there give a fig about your country, I wouldn’t worry about what Steve Bannon is up to. I’d worry about what Karl Rove is up to.

How to use Article V of our Constitution to move us into the North American Union

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Article V convention, Fear Mongering, George W. Bush, Gov. Greg Abbott, Heidi Cruz, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, North American Union, plenipotentiary powers, Ted Cruz

Publius Huldah’s Blog

Article V convention supporters seem to think they are oh! so clever when they accuse those of us who oppose an Article V convention of “fear mongering”.

Well, I graduated from “fearfulness” long ago – now I’m in the HORROR stage: Under the North American Union (NAU), Canada, the United States, and Mexico merge and a Parliament is set up over them. This was President George W. Bush’s plan, cooked up during 2005 at his ranch in Texas with the Prime Minister of Canada and the President of Mexico.

But in order to set this up, they need a new Constitution which transforms the United States from a sovereign nation to a member state of the NAU.

How do they get the new Constitution? At an Article V convention.

How do they get an Article V convention? Tell the American People that at an Article V convention, they can get Amendments to our existing Constitution which will “limit the power and jurisdiction of the federal government”.

And, as ordinary citizens who support an Article V convention give daily proof, such tactics work. People don’t think – they follow what popular people tell them, and then they repeat it as if they know all about it.  And they insult, revile and marginalize the people who do tell them the Truth (as they have been programmed by their Conditioners to do).

Americans don’t know that delegates to an Article V convention have “PLENIPOTENTIARY POWERS” and thus have the power (recognized in the 2nd paragraph of our Declaration of Independence) to throw off our present Constitution and establish a new one with a new (and easier) mode of ratification.

Americans don’t know that in Federalist Paper No. 40 (15th para), James Madison invoked this clause in the Declaration of Independence as justification for what they did at the federal convention of 1787:   Instead of proposing Amendments to the Articles of Confederation (as they had been instructed to do), they wrote an entirely new Constitution which created a new government[…]

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HEIDI CRUZ: HER PAST IS NOW BEING REVEALED

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2016 Presidential Election, Council on Foreign Relations, Future of North America, George W. Bush, Goldman Sachs, Heidi Cruz, J. P. Morgan, NAFTA, Republican Party establishment, Ted Cruz, TPP

 

Grumpy Elder and I worked on a project together last spring regarding Ted and Heidi Cruz entitled, “Ted Cruz Needs To Answer Questions About Heidi Cruz and the North American Union.” In addition, Maggie Villines of Maggie’s Notebook wrote of her findings on the globalist couple last fall entitled, “Ted Cruz Remarks on Heidi Cruz and Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)” and as she stated, “Ted Cruz has a solid record of conservatism, but his wife Heidi worked for the hated Goldman Sachs, resigning when her husband declared for the Oval Office. Mrs. Cruz was at one time, a member of the liberal, hated Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). Freedom Outpost had an informative post and video in March 2015 on the Cruz’s and the CFR….”

Let the establishment even Ted Cruz scream as loud as they want Mrs. Cruz out of this but it’s not going to happen.  Heidi Cruz is no shrinking violet and even if she were, her connections as well as that of her husband deserve to be legitimately held up for scrutiny and vetted.

H/t Publius Huldah through whom I became aware of the following article entitled, “HEIDI CRUZ: HER EVIL PAST IS NOW BEING REVEALED” written by John Spring of News with Views.com. (Hate the message not the messenger.)

While I am aware that Heidi Nelson Cruz apparently does suffer from deep depression, just after Hillary Rodham Clinton, she is the next person to be feared the most in this presidential race for 2016. Yes, I believe in common decency, but I also stand for the dignity of women, which means that they must be respected and treated equally even if it requires the truth.

In an article written by Jesse Byrnes for The Hill that was released today on March 25, 2016, under the title “Trump aide fulfills threat to ‘spill the beans’ on Heidi Cruz,” he reports on the recent interview on MSNBC that Steve Kornacki had with Katrina Pierson who is an aide for Donald Trump. See video below.

According to Katrina Pierson, “Spilling the beans is quite simple when it comes to Heidi Cruz. She is a [George W.] Bush operative; she worked for the architect of NAFTA, which has killed millions of jobs in this country; she was a member of the Council on Foreign Relations who—in Sen. Cruz’s own words, called – a nest of snakes that seeks to undermine national sovereignty; and she’s been working for Goldman Sachs, the same global bank that Ted Cruz left off of his financial disclosure. Heidi’s entire career has been spent working against everything Ted Cruz says that he stands for.”

According to the Council on Foreign Relations when Heidi Cruz was on the CFR-sponsored Independent Task Force on the Future of North America in 2004, she served at the White House under Dr. Condoleezza Rice as the Economic Director for the Western Hemisphere at the National Security Council as Director of the Latin America Office at the U.S Treasury Department, and as Special Assistant to Ambassador Robert B. Zoellick, then U.S. Trade Representative. Previously, Heidi Cruz had been employed with J.P. Morgan at New York.

Heidi Cruz had contributed to the writing of Building a North American Community, which was published by the Council on Foreign Relations and released in May of 2005. Its goals were the following:

1. ESTABLISH A COMMON SECURITY PERIMETER BY 2010

2. DEVELOP A NORTH AMERICAN BORDER PASS

3. DEVELOP A UNIFIED NORTH AMERICAN ACTION PLAN

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Everybody, how do we spell establishment? Heidi, globalist (and closet Progressive?) and Ted Cruz, who I suspect is more globalist than not and who I continue to have my doubts about. It is as simple as that.

Ted Cruz photo by Gage Skidmore, Flickr (cc)