Posted on 07/10/2015 5:31:47 AM PDT by ScottWalkerForPresident2016
Vicente Fox has a lot to say about Donald Trump ... and none of it is good.
The former President of Mexico -- who is also quite the successful business man -- unloaded on The Donald Wednesday night as he left The Palm in L.A.
Fox went all in against Trump and his recent comments about Mexico, telling our photog (in Spanish), "He's acted like an idiot ... I don't know how he's made so much money, he doesn't deserve it."
Fox had more to say, including a suggestion on what Trump SHOULD do with his riches.
(Excerpt) Read more at tmz.com ...
Well said! And isn't this kinda fun?
Use it, early and often!
Quizás. Pero él es un muy rico idiota.
It would be a bad day for the Mexican Drug Government the day Trump becomes President.
Yes. Vincente “los corruptos” Fox
It would be a bad day for the Mexican Drug Government the day Trump becomes President.
Fagatroid ?
From another blog -
“ During his six years in office, from 2000-2006, Fox did not improve Mexico’s dismal economic status one iota. Rather, Fox continued a long tradition of ignoring Mexican poverty preferring instead to come to the United States to pontificate to the United States about the value of welcoming his citizens. Among the many insults Fox leveled at Americans was his infamous 2005 slur on African-Americans. Said Fox to an audience of Texas businessmen: “There is no doubt that Mexicans, filled with dignity, willingness and ability to work, are doing jobs that not even blacks want to do there in the United States.” Corruption tainted Fox’s administration before he assumed office. Immediately following his election and as reported by the Los Angeles Times, Fox admitted that his ranch employed minors, some as young as 11. Fox quickly sold his interests to relatives and then claimed that child labor was no longer his problem but that of “other people named Fox.” Fox openly confessed to his failed leadership. On October 8 2007, when Fox appeared on CNN’s Larry King Show to talk about his book “Revolution of Hope,” a viewer emailed King a question for Fox. From the transcript: “Don’t the leaders of Mexico feel ashamed that so many of their countrymen are leaving to find a better life in a country rather than their own?” Fox’s reply: “Partially, yes. That’s partially true, this comment. It’s our main obligation, our first obligation, to build up these opportunities in Mexico for our own people.” Looking back, there’s not a shred of evidence that Fox came close to improving living conditions for his “own people.” In May 2006, Fox’s final days in office, the organization Human Rights Watch, issued a 150-page report titled “Lost in Transition: Bold Ambitions, Limited Results for Human Relations Under Fox.” Writing that Mexico’s preceding presidents had “routinely violated the rights of its citizens...then covered up those violations...,” Human Rights Watch was initially encouraged by Fox’s two 2001 initiatives to end the nation’s “legacy of state lawlessness.” But in the end, Human Rights Watch concluded that the Fox administration had been “deeply disappointing.” As an example, it pointed to what it labeled “one of the most notorious human rights cases in years,” the murders and disappearances of hundreds of women in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua.”
Can't decide whether that's a non-sequitur or a logically fallacy...or both or neither. But "making money" and "deserving it" are in no way related.
Must be a garbled translation.
“corrupt Mexican politician and businessman “
Is there any other kind of Mexican?
They not teach you about Paragraphs were you come from?
Mexican politicians ripping off Pemex is the major scandal that comes to my mind. Pemex - owned by the “people of Mexico” to serve to ruling elite of Mexico. That is socialism in a nutshell.
“What is even more amazing is he’s got the RINOs all coming out of the closet”
The real squirming hasn’t begun yet. The RINOs are holding their words hoping Trump will flame out soon.
You said it!
That would be “idioto”, not “idiota”, wouldn’t it?
And just what “TF” is the corrupt drug and human trafficker former prez of Meh hi Ko, doing in LA? Exactly?
Is he meeting with cartel members for his next payoff of human traffic “cover” with the equally corrupt mexican federales?
He is no-one, no-one to talk.
Fox is an elitist who can’t solve Mexico’s social problems, so he exports them to the U.S.
” I don’t know how he’s made so much money, he doesn’t deserve it.”
Yeh Vicente you dirtbag he didn’t steal it like you did. Or sell drugs for it. Drop dead you corrupt third world POS. I thought they were going to put you in prison.
The Mexican government has been waging a non-military war against the U.S., with territory as its aim and illegals as its army. Vicente Fox is one of most recent Mexican leaders who's words prove this:
I In 2007, Felipe Calderon, president of Mexico, denounced "unilateral measures taken by the U.S. Congress and government " against Mexicans illegally in the U.S. and declared: "Where there is a Mexican, there is Mexico."In 2004, Vicente Fox, then president of Mexico, stated: "We are Mexicans that live in our territories and we are Mexicans that live in other territories. In reality, we are 120 million people that live together and are working together to construct a nation."
In 1998, Jose Pescador Osuna, then-consul general of Mexico, admitted: "We are practicing La Reconquista in California."
In 1997, Ernesto Zedillo, then president of Mexico, proclaimed: "I have proudly affirmed that the Mexican nation extends beyond the territory enclosed by its borders and that Mexican migrants are an important – a very important – part of it."
It is obvious why Mexican leaders would want to lull Americans into ignoring the invasion, but why do so many Americans believe them and the American leaders who parrot this lie - including virtually all Democrats and many leading Republicans (All Bushs, McCann, Huckabee, Perry, etc...)
The fact that this scumbag Vicente Fox is even allowed to enter America makes me want to vomit.
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