As any of you who were following me on Twitter already know, since the year 2018 I was reporting that the upper ranks of the U.S. Democrat party was flooded with money from foreign interests, I saw it myself. The way I see it, there's no way they would have done anything to change that. Can't even imagine the amount of control the foreign interests have over the Biden administration that they helped elect, by now. Even mainstream media is starting to ask questions about who is controlling Biden, as more than 51% of the American public indicates they think "someone else" is pulling the strings. I don't know the ultimate answer to that question. What I do know, however, is that a ton of the influence is coming from Mexico's old PRI political party that dominated Mexico's corruption for the past 100 years. They are not in power right now in Mexico, but as I reported consistently on Twitter, Mexico's PRI has a ton of influence over the current, upper ranks of the U.S. Democrat party. More than Americans would imagine. You'd be shocked. And, by the way, the PRI are known throughout Mexico as the biggest, most sophisticated election thieves in North America.

Guess who, with his better instincts, didn't like or trust Peña Nieto as Mexico's President?

There's reasons I explain all of this stuff, friends. It's going somewhere. I never talk about unknown aspects of Mexican politics or anything else, if it's not going to bring us to valuable, previously unknown intelligence. It's important to understand. The Mexican PRI political party is a powerful, mostly invisible force that survives and thrives by its doctrine--which I think is correct for the most part--that "Americans don't understand Mexican politics." The amount of influence they have over the U.S. Democrat party is shocking, and people simply have no idea.

Marco and I don't talk any more. We had a big falling out several years ago. Shortly after the MSM started reporting that "Joe Biden won the Presidency" in November 2020, some of Marco's "mexico guys" reached out to me and let me know I should stop tweeting about him. So. Anything I've posted here is based on 100% publicly available info, no inside information at all. Just the facts. Anyone could find what I've reported here so far with a quick Google search. Onward...

I can post another 50 links (no kidding) to similar articles, but I won't. By now, you probably get the picture, "EPN" is a totally corrupt Mexican President, his extreme corruption stood out even in a country that was used to a certain degree of crooked politicians.

But EPN is just a front-man for the Mexican PRI political party, which is where the corruption comes from. Think, "Mexican deep state." the PRI is the "Mexican deep state."

"It's just Mexico," many Americans think, while dismissive of potential political influence. Well, did you realize that Mexico is now, at this very moment, the world's #15 economy, out of more than 200 countries? That's right, the Mexican national economy is now larger than that of Saudi Arabia, not even counting the 50+ million people of Mexican descent that live inside the United States.

When I first started posting on Twitter about the PRI's unprecedented, invisible influence over the United States Democrat party, people would write to me in private, asking how much political influence, or ability to get things done internationally, a Mexican political party could really have. I guess it's because Americans are conditioned to view Mexico as a poor, third-world country. That's how I used to see it, too. Then I learned, from fifteen years of working there in business and politics, the present-day reality...Mexico isn't third-world any more. It's a second-world economy, headed towards first-world, with worse than third world corruption.

And yes, the PRI gets things done on the world stage. More than Americans imagine. They have been around a long time, are incredibly well funded, sophisticated, and clever. Their style is to do things "behind the scenes," while staying invisible. The PRI uses front-men, the PRI enacts its agenda "through other people."

Somehow, they manage to stay off the radar. It is a mistake to under-estimate Mexico's growing ability to influence world affairs. I can't tell you exactly what they're doing. I can tell you for sure, they are shrewd, better funded than anyone realizes...I suspect a lot of those resources are coming from China. (seems obvious) And, I suspect a lot of what they're doing to influence the U.S. Democrat party--growing influence I saw myself--also comes from China. Those are assumptions, by the way. I mean, not about the influence the PRI has over the Democrats. That I am sure of. But that they're acting together with China, that's an assumption, but it seems plausible, for a bunch of reasons I'll talk about in the future.

This is again, an assumption. I have no proof. However, being quite familiar with the evolution of events, leadership style and senior personalitites involved, my personal belief is that in time, it will surface in history that the decisions by the DNC and United States Democrat Party to choose Joe Biden as their candidate for the United States Presidency in August of 2020 were significantly influenced, if not outright advised by the senior leadership of the Mexican PRI political party.

The PRI's growing influence over the Democrats had already reached unprecedented levels by 2016, 2017. The fingerprints and hallmarks of a PRI-run government are all over this administration: Namely, the use of a front-man, who "looks Presidential," and most importantly, can't, and doesn't think for himself, but instead enacts a "party agenda", does as he's told, while standing at attention and speaking in a Indiscernible, confident-sounding "word salad" meant to simply wear out and exhaust an audience while saying little to nothing of substance.

Indeed, if only he spoke Spanish, with his "Presidential look" and utter lack of care about the issues, Sleepy Joe could have been a good PRI-backed Presidential candidate in Mexico. But, it's emerging that he's not quite sharp enough for the job. One thing I learned about Mexico's PRI, is that they're as sharp as a tack. Especially while in power, "in the moment." They don't miss a beat. Mexico does front-men right, even if they are exposed after-the-fact. The Democrats are messing it up in real time. I have no doubt Democrat leadership enacted their current structure with (at a minimum) the participation of Mexico's PRI. I can only wonder what the "evil genius" political minds who advise them from Mexico City are planning for next steps, considering the current political reality. You can be assured, however, that Mexico City has a front seat in the current Democrat party discussions, behind the scenes, right now.

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Great video from David Thunder, a researcher at the University of Navarra, Spain. "There are signs that the institutions of constitutional democracy are under attack."

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