Tuesday, May 09, 2006
Mind Your Business
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Congress still wants decriminalization
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Mexico was to change its laws for more freedom for those who use substances that are not legal so they could concentrate their efforts elsewhere. But America threatened with a you better not or else. So Fox, being the businessman as always, thought he better mind. And now, once again, this move towards more freedom has a chance, reaching beyond Fox to the House of Congress.
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Americas reason is once again an admission that they do not promote self control in their own country and have fears of their children coming here to do what they could not legally do at home, which they do anyway. At least that is the reason being put before the public for telling Mexico how to mind their own business. But when has America cared about its children, they grow them up to use them for soldiers in their various wars of oppression. Its money and power that is the concern and the fight. How many countries has America interferred in for the benefit of themselves and harm to the other? Its their pattern.
Americas reason is once again an admission that they do not promote self control in their own country and have fears of their children coming here to do what they could not legally do at home, which they do anyway. At least that is the reason being put before the public for telling Mexico how to mind their own business. But when has America cared about its children, they grow them up to use them for soldiers in their various wars of oppression. Its money and power that is the concern and the fight. How many countries has America interferred in for the benefit of themselves and harm to the other? Its their pattern.
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"Federal lawmakers pledged Monday to keep pushing for a drug decriminalization bill despite U.S. criticism, and said they could override President Vicente Fox´s veto of the measure."
"Federal lawmakers pledged Monday to keep pushing for a drug decriminalization bill despite U.S. criticism, and said they could override President Vicente Fox´s veto of the measure."
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(The photo is a poster of my neighbors great grandmother, it hangs on my shop wall for all to see)
