Pronunciation and Policy: A Cross-Border Discussion

This chapter explores the varying pronunciations of place names, such as 'Quebec' and 'Iran,' emphasizing the cultural significance of preserving original names. It also delves into the complex U.S.-Mexico relationship regarding military interventions against drug cartels, the recent deployment of CIA operatives, and the implications of stricter immigration enforcement strategies. The discussion reflects on the government's handling of crises and policies, suggesting negligence that could have been avoided.