President Trump appears to have revoked the travel visa of Gustavo Petro, the degenerate pervert and communist who currently serves as the “president” of Colombia. Petro has decided that he’s going to be a tough guy and that his failed narco-state stands a chance in a trade war with the United States.
He also nearly caused a catastrophe in January when he refused to allow two US military planeloads of illegal aliens to land there.
Petro was supposed to be in Washington, DC, this week for a couple of important meetings, but now he’s stuck in Colombia.
The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank were having their spring meetings in DC this week.
“I can no longer go because I believe they took away my visa,” Petro said. “I didn’t need to have one, but anyway, I’ve already seen Donald Duck several times, so I’ll go see other things.”
Oh, good idea! Call President Trump names. That will surely calm him down and make him change his mind!
The State Department was asked whether Trump had really revoked a foreign president’s visa. They can’t answer that question, however, because travel visa information is kept confidential. Our guess, however, is that the story is true.
Poor and corrupt countries like Colombia can’t stay afloat financially without loans from the World Bank and the IMF. The fact that Petro stayed home for those meetings this week means he really did get his visa revoked.
Petro is a former terrorist who belonged to the Colombian guerilla group called the “19th of April Movement.” He’s also embroiled in a major personal scandal because he’s a degenerate sex pervert. He’s been caught cheating on his third wife with a Colombian transgender newscaster dude.
How do such freakish perverts continue ending up in charge of countries? In a sane world, people like Gustavo Petro, Keir Starmer, and Joe Biden would be kept as far away from leadership positions as possible.
I love the fact that President Trump is standing up for the American people against this Third World thug Petro. Colombia represents one of the ugliest aspects of America’s so-called “free” trade deals with garbage countries.
Prior to 2006, almost all of the flowers sold in American flower shops were grown right here in America. That makes sense, right?
Roughly 70% of the flowers sold in America for weddings, Valentine’s Day, and other special events were grown along a 70-mile stretch of the Pacific Coast Highway near the Bay Area. It was a thriving, $4 billion-a-year agricultural micro-economy.
When George W. Bush signed a “free” trade agreement with Colombia in 2006, that American industry was wiped out overnight. The Colombians flooded the US market with dirt-cheap flowers. Wholesaling companies were all too happy to cut out American producers and make a quick buck by purchasing the cheaper Colombian flowers. But all those nurseries in California were put out of business.
If you drive that stretch of the Pacific Coast Highway today, all you’ll see is broken American dreams, barren fields, and rotting greenhouses falling to the ground. “Free” trade with Colombia wiped out an entire American agriculture sector.
I have a friend in Southern California who runs a small nursery and rose garden. He says he can stay in business so long as he keeps his operation small and local. If he tries to expand and grow bigger, the Colombian “flower cartel” would just undercut his prices and wipe him out. That’s the ugly truth behind all the “free” trade that our previous anti-American, globalist presidents have done to us and our industries.
If a tiny and unimportant country like Colombia can do that to us, imagine how badly we’re being screwed over by places like China and the European Union.
So, we should be thrilled that President Trump is willing to take on all these countries in a trade war for our benefit. There will be some bumps along the way, but on the other side of this restructuring of the global trade picture, we will finally come out ahead again.
We don’t know the names of other people on President Trump’s naughty list, but Petro isn’t the only one who is now persona non grata in the USA. Trump has also reportedly revoked the visas of government officials who are “allies and supporters” of Petro. Mr. Petro F’ed Around with President Trump, and now he’s in the Find Out stage of the process.
