Editor, Wheeling News Register

1500 Main Street

Wheeling, WV 26003

Dear Editor:

You may remember me from the October, 1993 letter that I sent regarding the NAFTA treaty. Now lets get something straight. I am not the kind of guy who gets my kicks from crying "I told you so", or rubbing anyone's nose in whatever noses are supposed to get rubbed into, but the latest round of pro-Mexico posturing by the Clinton administration does make me want to climb up on the pulpit for a bit of well-deserved remembrance.

In 1993, the Clinton administration, along with the then Democratic majority in both houses of congress, succeeded in shoving the NAFTA treaty down the throats of the American public in spite of the apparent overwhelming majority of citizenry voicing their disapproval of the whole scam. A bit later, the same Democratic majority crammed the GATT down our throats, again spiting the wishes of what appeared, on the face of it, to be the majority opinion of the American public. Also, in a side show to those events, very little media coverage was given to the blatant meddling in the internal affairs of the United States by Mexican, and other interested party consular offices and diplomatic personel. We just had to lay back and take the foul tasting and foul smelling medicine our representatives poured into our gullets. After all, they knew what was best for all concerned, and they had all been handsomely paid. Then along came Newtie and the mid-term Democratic party election fiasco of 1994, and some of us out here thought that things might begin to improve, just a little bit, and we allowed our cynicism to slide to a back burner.

However, in complete and apparently total disregard of the content of that message from the citizenry, the ever vigilant and New World Order lackey Clinton political team lately began the necessary tactical moves toward bailing out the both the Mexican government and the fat cat Wall Street bankers who appear to be in serious jeopardy of losing some of their shekels and pesos. Of course, the approximately thirty six Mexican families that own, run, and otherwise pull all the so-called government strings in that country, are facing a slightly more serious possibility, especially since some of the less well off peons in the southern part of the country have begun expressing their dissatisfaction with the status quo through their gunsights. Civil unrest of that nature always tends to make the leadership class of any country begin to check on the health and contents of their various foreign bank accounts, and the Mexican crew is obviously trying to convert some of their local assets to hard cash for transport elsewhere. That the situation might be a bit more serious than they are letting on, or that our political leadership cares to disclose, and that the tendency toward converting assets at any price just might represent a good portion of the reason that the peso has been plummeting in the last few months seems to escape all the geniuses in Washington. After all, the CIA has been so involved in covering up it's own internal misfeasance that it really cannot take the time, or expend the effort to get a handle on what is really going on south of the border. Maybe we should make an overture to those Colombian drug czars, and exchange some ready cash, or additional secret considerations, for some decent intelligence about the whole matter. That way we might even get just enough info to lay out some kind of reasonably sane future plans for protecting the interests of the U.S. taxpayers instead of the heinies of people who avoid paying any taxes, anywhere, at all costs.

Mexico is in deep trouble in more than financial ways and any cash shoveled in there, or even electronically transferred there, is going to surface again in the strangest places. Imagine pounding cash into a hole in Mexico City and seeing it come up out of the earth in New York City? Would this rate being called a hyperspacial worm hole?...a hyperfinancial worm hole might be a better term. The New World Order, or as it is hardly ever properly called, the international banking fraternity, has ways of warping space and finances that would confound Scotty, Captain Kirk, and even Mr. Spock. The best way they have found to protect their narrow interests in recent memory is the beautiful scam of having every risky venture they care to engage in guaranteed by the stupid middle class taxpayers of the United States of America. Wait until the Chinese banking interests really begin bailing out of Hong Kong. That buyout will make the Mexican pay off look like a local picnic.

Today it is apparent that Mr. Clinton, slave as he is to the New World Order, has decided that an executive order is all that is needed to funnel twenty or thirty billion into the Mexican coffers. Well, if you cannot say anything else about Mr. Bill, you can always say he really has plenty of gall. "Gall" is truly a much better term to use in Mr. Bill's case, and just in case someone wonders why I didn't use "chutzpah", chutzpah infers a bit of class in the activity, which this politician definitely lacks. Hey, Mr. Clinton, how about funneling a measly million or so into my coffer? I promise, I'll save all of my criticisms for the next guy.

R. E. Brossman, D.D.S., M.S.