The First Female President Installed In Mexico

(Chaz Anon) Claudia Sheinbaum, a secular Jewish politician, has ascended to the presidency in a nation steeped in the Catholic tradition—a feat that the mainstream narrative celebrates as a milestone for gender and cultural diversity. But let’s peel back the layers of this so-called triumph for a moment. Sheinbaum's campaign was a beacon for the woke, LGBTQ, far-left socialist crowd. Yet, we must ask: how did she manage to secure enough votes from the moderate and deeply traditional “machismo” voters to clinch this election?

Consider this: Mexico's Jewish population is a mere 59,000, accounting for less than 0.05% of the 129 million inhabitants, with over half residing in Mexico City. Meanwhile, about 76% of Mexicans identify as Catholic.

The missing piece of the puzzle? An avalanche of money. Sheinbaum's ascent to power wasn’t just a grassroots victory; it was an orchestrated installation backed by hefty financial contributions. Her connections to financial behemoths like BlackRock and JP Morgan Chase are no secret.

She has already announced plans to liberalize and deregulate water resource use. Here’s the kicker: despite her socialist proclamations, she’s paving the way for the corporate and banking cartel to exploit Mexico’s water resources. The common good be damned.

And let’s not overlook the grim reality of Mexico’s electoral landscape. The 2024 election season has seen the assassination of 37 candidates, surpassing the 36 killed during the 2021 midterms, according to data from Integralia. Yet, Sheinbaum has managed to glide through this treacherous terrain unscathed, shielded by layers of protection.

The rise of President Sheinbaum is emblematic of the times. As Mexico hurtles towards a Zionist agenda—the world’s most formidable cartel—one must question whose interests are truly being served.