Mexfiles
Mexican politics and current events.
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Digging up old controveries...
I must have had some sort of bi-polar episode when I started putting this together. If “deep thoughts” roaming around my caffeinated head when you tend to try making sense of how we think about thinking is your thing, go right ahead and rea...
Spies and lies...
This has been a particularly active month in the always popular Mexican sport of seeing gringo conspiracies everywhere. But… as sometimes happens… “just because you’re paranoid, doesn’t mean they really aren’t out to get you.”
On 19 April,...
From Lincoln to Trump
Paul Krugman:
Think about what Abraham Lincoln, a president who was actually winning his war, said in his second inaugural. You’ve all probably heard the magnificent conclusion, which begins,
“… with malice toward none, with charity f...
Not so good vibrations
This came about in response to a comment on “Lawyers, Guns, and Money” (a blog I usually look at for their running series of the graves of obscure but once important people in the USA), and their always lively posts on issues of the day by...
"Let us tend to our own gardens"
If it’s not one thing, it’s another. Waiting to see how the capture and subsequent death of cartel “kingpin” El Mecho was going to play out meant then having to look at how this was spun in the English speaking media… and played into Mexica...
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Writing and living in Mexico since 2001 Books: Gods Gauchipines and Gringos (2008) Bosques' War (2011) Gorostieta and the Cristiada (2013) Mexfile.net (2001 - ) Various news articles, occasional “quote whore”.
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