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Thanks -

I enjoyed the song, but don't get the connection to the topic name.

Am I being dense...again?

Linda

Not thinking here that anyone has ever considered you "dense", Linda.

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What's your point in posting this . . . and how does it affect life and tourism in the Barra de Navidad, Melaque, Villa ObregΓ³n and CihuatlΓ‘n area?

"This travel web site differs from most in that I try to present a complete picture of the area which includes both the good and the bad. So in addition to the "brochure level" information that you can find here and in most travel publications, you will find reports of crime activity, rebel activities, and dangerous surf. Additionally in the Visitors' Comments sections you will hear of some unpleasant experiences of travelers. Actually, the areas are quite safe and anyone who visits can expect to have a great time. The candid information that you will find here is provided to help make sure that you do."

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And how do the lyrics of a song that doesn't even mention Mexico fit the description of this forum which you posted, above.

And, since you're quoting, how about "The Visitors' Comments is for the exchange of information regarding the coastal and near-coastal regions of the Mexican states of Oaxaca, Jalisco, and Colima among visitors, potential visitors, local residents, armchair travelers, etc., etc."

How do your constant anti-American barbs fit into that description?

1,917 posts in 2 years?

re: "How do your constant anti-American barbs fit into that description?"

Amerika's insistent and pathetic attempts to enforce "The Wall of Shame", the Amerikan media focus on "What's Bad About Mexico", the Amerikan "Woodstock Economy" that has brought the world to it's knees and Amerika's reliance on drugs has had a devastating effect on Mexico, especially when it comes to the fear and the reluctance to "explore" the beauty, reality and differences of Mexico.

Hopefully, now that our blue eyed ancestors have "tarred and feathered" America's "unprotected" border coastal waters, the spotlight will shift.

Say ............................. there's an idea ..................................... why can't their US Interior Dept hire "temporary" workers for years to clean up the coast of Amerika and give citizenship to those that work for the next decade.

Meanwhile, thanks for asking and reading my posts and the door is always open and the Tetley is on for continued lively discussion.

buzz...you ducked this guy's provacation...he wants to fight...you don't?

I've answered every question that has been asked, dry.

que bueno...

Anyone can do what you do. The world is full of armchair critics.

Mr Anyone might say .. Mexico is not only for vacation

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well said, buzz - our sentiments exactly......

Cuidado chico de Tampa, van a ponerte en la lista de no deseados - de nuevo.

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too late for that guy...

MOVED TO OFF-TOPIC

Once again, abuse gets swept under the rug and the truth lies hidden.

THAT IS, the "Heart of a Lie" that permeates the sisterhood in Mexico and Latin America where advocacy is minimal and no one hears her cries.

Aint' it amazin' ................................................ armchair critics are rearing their heads in ... AMERICA



"Elected officials nationwide are feeling their constituents' dissatisfaction. In the new Post-ABC poll, 69 percent of all Americans say they are either dissatisfied or angry with the government, and 60 percent say they are inclined to look for other candidates in November, the most ever in a Post-ABC poll. Disapproval dominates."

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A HIDDEN WORLD, GROWING BEYOND CONTROL!



Although I have only made comments on that portion of AMERIKA that has attempted to bring Mexico to it's knees, such unamercans as "The Washington Post" and "Frontline', are making a frontal and full-scale attack on an American "institution" gone wild.



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