“Neocolonialism is the practice of using globalization or cultural imperialism to influence another country.” Neocolonialism in 2018 can be defined as the Globalized Elite and The Liberal Establishment disregarding the wishes, norms, and  traditions  of the legal  citizenry  for the enhancement of illegal  aliens. This Blogger is a follower of charismatic Dominican writer Junot Diaz; Diaz  was born in the Dominican Republic, and now teaches creative writing at MIT. He has a MFA from Cornell, has won a Pulitzer Prize and a MacArthur Genius fellowship. If one enjoys the exercise of immigrant sophistry, one should partake of Dominican Diaz and South African Trevor Noah trashing America, the nation they trash but don’t leave. Junot Diaz is very big on explaining how colonialism and white supremacy impact Latinos around the world . Alas, like most Latino intellectuals, he is a backwards thinker; he sees white colonialism impacting Latinos but is blind to the impact of neocolon

Since the Aztec FLOWER WARS, Mexicans have institutionalized paradoxes; the height of their paradoxical institutionalization is MAGIC REALISM. The institutionalization of paradox, Magic Realism, is deeply ingrained in Mexican culture and Mexicans, beginning with the faux wars of the Aztecs, THE FLOWER WARS. The Aztecs were so caught up in the Magic Realism of war, they turned war itself into a ritualistic pageant, a Flower War, a production rather than a war. Thus they became easy pickings when the conquistadors  from Extremadura showed up, under Cortes, to wage un-magic war, a truly realistic war. Only a society inculcated with the institutionalization of paradox would open a Museum dedicated to Corruption, honoring the spoils of a corrupt Mexico City Chief of Police( the Museum was housed in his sumptuous home). Only a society which has institutionalized  paradox would loathe the conqueror , Cortes, yet be slavishly devoted to the language of conquest, the Spanish of Cortes.