CRIMEA JOINS RUSSIA & ARIZONA VOTES TO JOIN MEXICO

 

Well, they haven't. Not yet anyway. But imagine that the number of Americans with Mexican heritage in the state of Arizona becomes the majority. Not too difficult, is it? Then let's say that those individuals felt they were being persecuted in Arizona. Many Mexicans feel that Arizona (along with a huge swath of the American Southwest) was stolen from Mexico anyway. They believe that region rightfully belongs to Mexico. In fact,  Mexicans have a word for this. It's called "La Reconquista". And their future plans are well explained. 

The Mexican Organization NWO, National Will Organization states; "We reject the occupation of our nation in its northern territories, an important cause of poverty and emigration. We demand that our claim to all the territories occupied by force by the United States be recognized in our Constitution, and we will bravely defend, according to the principle of self-determination to all peoples, the right of the Mexican people to live in the whole of our territory within its historical borders, as they existed and were recognized at the moment of our independence." And this isn't some fringe group. Oh no. They are quite passionate and in great numbers.

Now imagine that the heavily Mexican populated state of Arizona held a referendum seeking to join Mexico. It might very well pass even though it would be illegitimate. The United States can not be dissected by the will of any group or groups of people. But let's say it does and Mexican troops cross the border to protect it's Spanish heritage people and the annex the state into Mexico? What should and would the United States do? Well that's pretty much what just happened in Crimea. And with Putin's shocktroops massing on Ukraine's eastern border, more Russian Reconquista may occur. So when you hear about Putin restoring a region into it's rightful Russian realm, he's using the same script that the Reconquista's are employing. It's an invasion of sovereign territory. Votes mean nothing. Without firm U.S. resolve, Putin's dream may well become a reality. Then again, so may the Mexican Reconquista's.