The Wall is Coming

[IQS.RLOW]

Taken down the fences and leave your doors wide open in your little termite nest, do you Bri Bri?

The best thing about Trump is his ability to get right up the noses of snotty little leftwing marxist skidmark shitstains like yourself and watch you unflinching fail at arguing any point, every time.

Although your try-hard attempts are devoid of any logic, yet full of repetitive monotonocity, it does bring a little skip to my step to see your futile railings knowing you're once again taking the dry fucking Trump gives your battered, well used lefty cornhole. Even better is the knowledge that at the same time, you're getting smacked in the face with Trump penis and you love it so much, you keep coming back for more.

[Bobby]

Finally, the Polanimal wordsmith - IQ - makes a post.

[Serial Brain 9]

Mexico is building a 'wall'... on its southern border (to keep illegal immigrants out). Perhaps even more ironic, The FT notes that the Obama administration is coy about its role in Mexico’s crackdown but is sending $75m in equipment and training to help stop Central Americans from crossing illegally into Mexico... in other words, US Taxpayers funded a Mexican wall to keep immigrants out.

[cods]

Mexico is building a 'wall'... on its southern border (to keep illegal immigrants out). Perhaps even more ironic, The FT notes that the Obama administration is coy about its role in Mexico’s crackdown but is sending $75m in equipment and training to help stop Central Americans from crossing illegally into Mexico... in other words, US Taxpayers funded a Mexican wall to keep immigrants out.

ltards do not want to know that SB....

talking of money..

is there any news on where all the CLinton Foundation money went????

[sprintcyclist]

Taken down the fences and leave your doors wide open in your little termite nest, do you Bri Bri?

The best thing about Trump is his ability to get right up the noses of snotty little leftwing marxist skidmark shitstains like yourself and watch you unflinching fail at arguing any point, every time.

Although your try-hard attempts are devoid of any logic, yet full of repetitive monotonocity, it does bring a little skip to my step to see your futile railings knowing you're once again taking the dry fucking Trump gives your battered, well used lefty cornhole. Even better is the knowledge that at the same time, you're getting smacked in the face with Trump penis and you love it so much, you keep coming back for more.

You do have a way with words.

[sprintcyclist]

Mexico is building a 'wall'... on its southern border (to keep illegal immigrants out). Perhaps even more ironic, The FT notes that the Obama administration is coy about its role in Mexico’s crackdown but is sending $75m in equipment and training to help stop Central Americans from crossing illegally into Mexico... in other words, US Taxpayers funded a Mexican wall to keep immigrants out.

ltards do not want to know that SB....

talking of money..

is there any news on where all the CLinton Foundation money went????

Amazing.
Did obama do anything to help the US ?

[brian ross]

BUMP! Just in case Serial missed it, again or again...

Americans are going to be forced to pay for the wall. QED.

Mexico is already paying for it after Trump renegotiated a new trade deal saving America Billions of dollars

Lets examine that a little more closely (and rationally), shall we?

NAFTA is no more. Now it is called USMCA.

Here are the biggest changes:

Country of origin rules: Automobiles must have 75 percent of their components manufactured in Mexico, the US, or Canada to qualify for zero tariffs (up from 62.5 percent under NAFTA).

Labor provisions: 40 to 45 percent of automobile parts have to be made by workers who earn at least $16 an hour by 2023. Mexico has also agreed to pass laws giving workers the right to union representation, extending labor protections to migrant workers, and protecting women from discrimination. The countries can also sanction one another for labor violations.

US farmers get more access to the Canadian dairy market: The US got Canada to open up its dairy market to US farmers, which was a big issue for Trump.

Intellectual property and digital trade: The deal extends the terms of copyright to 70 years beyond the life of the author (up from 50). It also extends the period that a pharmaceutical drug can be protected from generic competition, and includes new provisions to deal with the digital economy, including prohibiting duties on things like music and e-books, and protections for internet companies so they’re not liable for content their users produce.

No section 232 tariff protections: Section 232 is a trade loophole that Trump used to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and the European Union. Canada and Mexico wanted protections from these tariffs as part of the NAFTA negotiations, and the fact that tariffs are still in place remains a sore subject, particularly for Canada. Canada and Mexico did get the US to make a side agreement that shields them from possible auto tariffs under 232.

Sunset clause: The agreement adds a 16-year “sunset” clause — meaning the terms of the agreement expire, or “sunset,” after a set period of time. The deal is also subject to a review every six years, at which point the US, Mexico, and Canada can decide to extend the USMCA.

[Source]

So, care to demonstrate how any of those changes are going to make Mexico pay for a wall which America wants to erect? Mmmm? Lets see some substance to your claims that Mexico will pay for a change, rather than just your airy-fairy bullshit. I want to see PROOF that Mexico will pay.

When you going to answer the questions, Serial? Why are you running from them? Scared? Tut, tut, big daddy el Presidente' will shield you from them.

[Neferti]

BUMP! Just in case Serial missed it, again or again...

Americans are going to be forced to pay for the wall. QED.

Mexico is already paying for it after Trump renegotiated a new trade deal saving America Billions of dollars

Lets examine that a little more closely (and rationally), shall we?

NAFTA is no more. Now it is called USMCA.

Here are the biggest changes:

Country of origin rules: Automobiles must have 75 percent of their components manufactured in Mexico, the US, or Canada to qualify for zero tariffs (up from 62.5 percent under NAFTA).

Labor provisions: 40 to 45 percent of automobile parts have to be made by workers who earn at least $16 an hour by 2023. Mexico has also agreed to pass laws giving workers the right to union representation, extending labor protections to migrant workers, and protecting women from discrimination. The countries can also sanction one another for labor violations.

US farmers get more access to the Canadian dairy market: The US got Canada to open up its dairy market to US farmers, which was a big issue for Trump.

Intellectual property and digital trade: The deal extends the terms of copyright to 70 years beyond the life of the author (up from 50). It also extends the period that a pharmaceutical drug can be protected from generic competition, and includes new provisions to deal with the digital economy, including prohibiting duties on things like music and e-books, and protections for internet companies so they’re not liable for content their users produce.

No section 232 tariff protections: Section 232 is a trade loophole that Trump used to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and the European Union. Canada and Mexico wanted protections from these tariffs as part of the NAFTA negotiations, and the fact that tariffs are still in place remains a sore subject, particularly for Canada. Canada and Mexico did get the US to make a side agreement that shields them from possible auto tariffs under 232.

Sunset clause: The agreement adds a 16-year “sunset” clause — meaning the terms of the agreement expire, or “sunset,” after a set period of time. The deal is also subject to a review every six years, at which point the US, Mexico, and Canada can decide to extend the USMCA.

[Source]

So, care to demonstrate how any of those changes are going to make Mexico pay for a wall which America wants to erect? Mmmm? Lets see some substance to your claims that Mexico will pay for a change, rather than just your airy-fairy bullshit. I want to see PROOF that Mexico will pay.

When you going to answer the questions, Serial? Why are you running from them? Scared? Tut, tut, big daddy el Presidente' will shield you from them.

[brian ross]

Yes, Serial is tiresome, isn't he, Neferti? Tut, tut, don't worry, I'm on the job now! I'll make the bugger answer the simple questions I have posed! I'm glad I have your backing!

[Neferti]

Yes, Serial is tiresome, isn't he, Neferti? Tut, tut, don't worry, I'm on the job now! I'll make the bugger answer the simple questions I have posed! I'm glad I have your backing!

Who do you think you are, demanding people answer your questions? You are beginning to sound like that other idiot from over there <-----------------