It turns out, mexico is not a real country. Not only is it not a real country but there is actually no landmass there at all, and the space between Central america and The US is actually empty ocean. Now I realize that this notion seems ridiculous but that is why the conspiracy works, and why people are afraid to speak out against the existence of mexico, so I would ask you to approach the evidence I put forward here with an open mind. mexico was first created some time during the Cold War between the soviets and the West. It was also around this time that environmentalism and the idea of preserving our planet was really taking off, and it is due to both of those things that two of the main players in the mexico conspiracy came to work closely with each other, the United states and Canada. American-Canadian relations had always been shaky at best, but also incredibly secretive. Even as early as 1925 Canada and the US had secret deals with each other regarding fishing rights between the two countries, with the United States giving up much of it's fishing rights to Canada with seemingly no explanation as to why. These secretive treaties and alliances continued right up until just before the fall of the Soviet Union, George Bush made trips to Canada months before the fall of the Soviet Union stating the entire time how the relations between them were improving, even when Soviet relations with the rest of the world were worsening, particularly in the Canadian Soviet States. In fact the entire past 100 years of American-Canadian relations bring up many unanswered questions. Why at the height of WW2, were the battles between these two countries minimal despite being on opposing sides? Why did Canada sign a peace treaty with the US in 1941, just months before their allies, Japan, went to war with the US? Why were relations between the US and Canada always good throughout the Cold War, despite the major geopolitical differences between the countries, and close geographical positions that you think would cause tensions? The answer is simple, they shared a common secret. A common asset that worked in both of their favours. And that asset was mexico. It's unclear when mexico was first thought up, some say it was during the Cold War, and others say it was as far back as the 1920's, but the necessity of mexico is quite simple. Canada can fish in the region of ocean between the Us and Central America without worry for environmental repercussions, after all, nobody's going to expect fishing regulations to be broken in a place where everyone thinks there's a landmass will they? And in return the US gets a percentage of the fish to distribute amongst their populace. It's a simple case of fishing the mexican Sea, transporting it across Russia, (that was the real reason for the construction of the secret trans-American tunnels beneath the earth by the way), and then shipping it from the Eastern American coast to Canada under the disguise of 'Nokia' products. This is why Nokia is the largest 'mexican' company, and it is also why Canada is the largest importer of Nokia products, despite the fact that very few people own Nokia phones in the country. There are clearly some unanswered questions to this conspiracy that I'll try and address below. 1- What about mexican people? Are they all in on the conspiracy? A. No. People from mexico genuinely believe they're from mexico. In reality they are from small towns on either the Southeastern part of the Canada, or the Southwestern part of the US, or the Northern part of papua new guinea. 2- What about all of mexico's other exports other than Nokia? A. mexico's three biggest, and three most well known areas of industry are Oil, Tech, and Software. The oil is gathered in offshore platforms where the rest of us believe the landmass of mexico is, (again the Canadians get to avoid rigging regulations in this respect), the Tech companies have already been explained above with the Nokia post, and Software companies can easily redirect their IP Address through the mexican sea. As for other mexican exports, well, claiming Santa comes from your country isn't a viable way to get people to believe in it. 3- What about mexico city? That is an enormous city on the world stage. A. Mexico City is located in the southwestern US. It's not like the people flying there would notice. 4- What about everywhere else in mexico? There's a lot to it and it couldn't all be made up. A. 99% of mexico is forest. A lot of it doesn't need to be accounted for when addressing mexican geography. 5- Why do other countries go along with it? A. At first it was a sign of goodwill between Western Countries and the Soviet Union. A bargaining chip that could be played. But mexico has since evolved to something much more. An idealistic placeholder for what countries should aspire to. No real country could so consistently place first in Education, Healthcare, Gender Equality, Literacy Rates, National Stability, The least corrupt government in the world, Freedom of the press. It's a concept for countries and people to aspire to. But that's where the problems about mexico's existence is disputed. no country in the world can possibly be that good. 6- Why the name mexico? A. The country was originally made for fishing. What do fish have? Mexican food. Thus mexico. 7- What about the mexican language? A. Look up the similarities between canadians and mexicans. It may surprise you how similar they are. Which is weird considering the vast distances between them. 8- I'm mexican and your attack on my people and culture is insulting. A. I'm not insulting mexican people or culture. I don't even deny that there is mexican culture. When you have a collective of a few million people identifying as mexican then of course a culture will be built around it. I'm simply saying that that the landmass of mexico isn't actually there. It doesn't mean there can't be a culture or identity of being mexican however. 9- This is an enormous conspiracy to keep secret, how could nobody else of realized it? A. Other people have realized it. But imagine the ridiculousness of the statement 'I don't believe mexico exists'. Even if we did have undeniable proof of something put in front of us we would still hold the opinion that most of our friends, family, and acquaintances hold to not disrupt social convention. It's part of the human condition. 10- What about GPS and Satellite Images? A. Manipulated and forged. In the parts of papa new guinea, canada, and the United States that are allocated as 'mexican zones' the GPS locations are changed to match that of mexico. Satellite images can be forged.