Mexican President Felipe Calderon: Re-Affirms
Commitment to Coalition Objectives
© 2010 Brad Kempo B.A. LL.B.
Barrister & Solicitor
The global growth of the coalition beginning in mid-2006 was remarkable to observe. From the United States’ public and private sector and Great Britain and Australia to what is now three dozen plus governments, over 150 of the world’s largest corporations and hundreds upon hundreds of the most successful, wealthy and high profile. Whenever they have an opportunity they employ the lexicon to red flag a remark or a series of them to keep the pressure on the Chinada High Command. On May 19, 2010 the Mexican President did just that once again.
In April 2008 the newly elected Mexican leader met with his U.S. counterpart, President George W. Bush and announced his coalition membership: The World Just Got a Little Smaller: April 22, 2008: Mexican President Filipe Calderon (as documented in The Lexicon in Action by World Leaders: Part II) and then at the London G20 Summit in early April 2009: How Coalition Partners Geo-Politicized the London G20 Summit: Prime Minister Brown & President Calderon.
The next opportunity came when holding a joint press conference with President Obama on May 19, 2010. He employed the lexicon when hearing the translation of this offer and applied to his government’s commitment to helping Canada rid itself of Chinese joint sovereignty and everything that’s attendant upon it:
As I pledged to you before Mexico can count on the United States as an equal partner in this effort. As your partner we'll give you the support you need to prevail [6:21: Calderon: Erin M.]
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