The Wall Of Shame.

(The next Trump Towers failure?)

Let’s build us a wall

about 20 foot tall

for all them illegal immigrants

trying to pay us a call…..

Run it down in the ground

about ten feet or so

electrify the top

so they got no place to go

Let’s put up some towers

with guards day and night

then if they try to blast through it

they will  be shot on sight.

Let’s build a huge morgue

for all those who failed to scale,

with a large waiting room

where their relatives can wail…ail ail…..

Did you ever stop to wonder

what that wall’s gonna do,

who’s gonna slave in the hot sun

picking vegetables and fruit?

We can hire all the rednecks

who demanded it be built

to work 10 hours a day

before it all rots and wilts….

Otherwise we’ll sit and worry

as produce prices climb

till we’re all getting scurvy

as fresh nutrition declines

When you build walls of hate

Like they did in Berlin

we’ll  just sit around and wait

for  the  problems begin.

Mexico will deny

any U.S. tourists,

and you’ll be stuck at that wall

pounding it with your fist.

Imagine the scenery

in your vacations down south

Just that big ugly wall

blocking lovely views out.

so think about the costs

if Trump gets his way,

cheap labor will vanish

and we’re all gonna pay

we’ll all have to pay…….

for his policies of hate!

"Give me your tired,

your poor, your huddled masses

yearning to breathe free, 

“NO!” let’s build a wall

around Ellis island

so that no one gets in!

Let’s build us some

internment camps

where U.S. Muslims can stay

forever and a day

like Guantanamo Bay!

Imagine your scenic views

on vacations down south

Just that big ugly wall

blocking everything out.

And for all of you that want it

why don’t you donate a brick

they’ll engrave your names on it

you can be proud of it

But you won’t find my name there

amidst the rednecks and hicks

of course that’s just my opinion

if you don’t like it……….

“Tough Shit !!!”

Art~Whimsically Yours Studio

Matthew F. Blowers III

©-2017-all rights reserved

Author’s Notes:

Famous Mexican Immigrants.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Mexican_Americans

Imagine if all of these people had faced a Wall!

Military figures

General Richard E. Cavazos

Guy Gabaldon

Army Major General Alfred Valenzuela

World War II Medal of Honor recipient Marcario Garcia

Bertrand Blanchard Acosta – aviator, fighter pilot

• Lucian Adams – Medal of Honor (World War II)
• Everett Alvarez Jr. – Navy LCdr/pilot who endured 8.5 years in Vietnamese captivity and one of the longest periods as a U.S. prisoner of war (POW)
• David B. Barkley – Medal of Honor (World War I)
• Roy Benavidez – Medal of Honor (Vietnam War)
• Robert Cardenas – U.S. Air Force Brigadier General
• Richard E. Cavazos – first U.S. Army Hispanic 4-star general, Distinguished Service Cross(Korea and Vietnam)
• Kathlene Contres – U.S. Navy
• Emilio A. De La Garza – Medal of Honor (Vietnam)
• Ralph Ellis Dias – Medal of Honor (Vietnam)
• Daniel Fernandez – Medal of Honor (Vietnam)
• José María Flores – General and Governor of Alta California (Mexican–American War)
• Guy Gabaldon – Navy Cross recipient, credited with capturing (or persuading to surrender) about 1,500 Japanese soldiers and civilians during the Battle of Saipan (World War II)
• Marcario Garcia – Medal of Honor (World War II)
• Edward Gomez – Medal of Honor (Korean War)
• Harold Gonsalves – Medal of Honor (World War II)
• David M. Gonzales (1923–1945) – Medal of Honor (World War II)
• Alfredo Cantu "Freddy" Gonzalez – Medal of Honor, KIA in Huế (Vietnam)
• Ambrosio Guillen – Medal of Honor (Korean War)
• Rodolfo P. Hernandez – Medal of Honor (Korean War)
• Silvestre S. Herrera – Medal of Honor (World War II)
• Edward Hidalgo – former Secretary of the Navy
• Jose F. Jimenez – Medal of Honor (Vietnam)
• Miguel Keith – Medal of Honor (Vietnam)
• Felix Z. Longoria, Jr. – first Mexican American buried in Arlington National Cemetery (World War II)
• Jose M. Lopez – Medal of Honor (World War II)
• Benito Martinez – Medal of Honor (Korean War)
• Joe P. Martinez – Medal of Honor (World War II)
• Louis Gonzaga Mendez, Jr. – highly decorated Colonel, commander of the 3rd Battalion,508th Parachute Infantry Regiment (World War II). He was born in Mexico.^[120]
• Tony Mendez – ex-CIA agent, portrayed in 2012 American film Argo.^[121]
• Ernest Medina – Captain of Company C, 1st Battalion, 20th Infantry of the 11th Brigade, Americal Division
• Francisco Mercado, Jr. – Distinguished Service Cross
• Eugene A. Obregon – Medal of Honor (Korean War)
• Rafael Peralta – Navy Cross (Iraq War)
• Oscar F. Perdomo – United States Air Force flying ace (World War II)
• Manuel Perez Jr. – Medal of Honor (World War II)
• Lori Piestewa (1973–2003) – the first woman in the U.S. armed forces killed in the 2003 Iraq war^[122]
• Alfred V. Rascon – Medal of Honor (Vietnam)
• Louis R. Rocco – Medal of Honor (Vietnam)
• Cleto Rodriguez – Medal of Honor (World War II)
• Joseph C. Rodriguez – Medal of Honor (Korean War)
• Alejandro R. Ruiz – Medal of Honor (World War II)
• Ricardo Sanchez – United States Army General and author (Iraq War)
• Marcelino Serna – Distinguished Service Cross (World War I)
• France Silva – Medal of Honor (boxer Rebellion)^[123]
• Eugene Suarez – U.S. Marine, war photographer, World War II and Korea
• Jose F. Valdez – Medal of Honor (World War II)
• Eugene A. Valencia, Jr. – flying ace (World War II), Navy Cross
• Alfred Valenzuela – Major General, United States Army
• Jay R. Vargas – Medal of Honor (Vietnam)
• Ysmael R. Villegas – Medal of Honor (World War II)
• Maximo Yabes – Medal of Honor (Vietnam)
• Sam Ybarra – (1945–1982) was a United States Army soldier who served in the Tiger Force commando unit attached to the 101st Airborne Division during the Vietnam War. He was of Mexican and Apache descent.

How Quickly we forget all of our brave Mdal of Honor recipients who didn’t face a Wall