Who are Mexico's allies?
2016-06-09 3:16 am
Here's the scenario: Trump becomes President. He somehow fortifies the current US-Mexico border with militarized equipment and machinery. He makes Mexico pay for it, but they laugh and refuse. Trump then forces Mexico to pay by taking over parts if Mexico and starts a cultural genocide in Mexican-American towns, cities, and villages through America. Mexico fights back with their own military and militia, but wouldn't be able to withstand American fire power. Who would back up Mexico with military and economic support? This is an UNREALISTIC scenario and, God willing, will NEVER happen. I'm completely aware if the unrealism in this story.
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2016-06-09 3:21 am
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France and Swaziland
2016-06-09 3:24 am
Unrealistic?
If Trump becomes president, he will anger many countries into fighting against us. Many of OUR allies, especially the UK, will turn on us.
So, in your scenario, just about every country will team up with Mexico to destroy the U.S.
If Trump becomes president, he will anger many countries into fighting against us. Many of OUR allies, especially the UK, will turn on us.
So, in your scenario, just about every country will team up with Mexico to destroy the U.S.
2016-06-09 3:32 am
The Chinese would love to step in to help. China has been seeking closer military, economic, and diplomatic ties with Mexico in the last few years, and it would love to have a military base in Mexico (just to make U.S.nervous).
Then, Venezuela would probably jump into the fray (though, it has big problems of its own at the moment).
Then, Venezuela would probably jump into the fray (though, it has big problems of its own at the moment).
2016-06-09 4:01 am
I think Trump's plan is to cut off trade with Mexico, not use military force. But cutting off trade with Mexico would pretty much tank the American economy, so actually, you're ridiculous scenario might be better (in the same way that one could argue that rape is "better" than murder). Technically, Mexico doesn't really have allies because it isn't a warring country. HOWEVER, Mexico has strong economic partnerships with lots of countries who (like the US) rely on it to keep their economies thriving, so these countries might come to their aid for this reason. And especially in this scenario, I think the majority of the world would see this as the U.S. bullying Mexico with our big military - and step up to teach us a lesson.
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