[pissant]

drug wars

[SoldierDad]

Can there be any doubt that we need to shut down the southern border and place the National Guard there?

[LukeL]

This is no longer a police matter, this is an issue of national security and the national guard needs to be put on the border instead of waxing humvess on the weekends.

[nufsed]

IIRC there were 24 Americans from San Diego County kidnapped in TJ and Baja last year. Mostly ransomed and released.

[BIGLOOK]

Salvajismo....

A bigger threat than Swine flu goes unreported.

[jws3sticks]

No more trips to the Blue Fox in TJ for a late evening of watching "Juicy Lucie doing the P**** Watutsi"

[Wally_Kalbacken]

Are the clubs really that good?

[calcowgirl]

http://www.kpbs.org/news/2009/may/14/drug-ties-suspected-four-chula-vista-residents-dea/

Drug Ties Suspected With Four Chula Vista Residents Dead in Tijuana

By Amy Isackson
Thursday, May 14, 2009

Baja California’s Attorney General says four Chula Vista residents killed in Tijuana last Saturday were not tourists looking for a good time south of the border. The Attorney General strongly suspects the group had drug ties.

Baja California Attorney General Rommel Moreno says a relative of Briana Hernandez - she’s one of two women killed - turned over a letter from a woman serving time on drug charges in Southern California.

Moreno says the letter threatened Hernandez and the others that they’d come to an end with cocaine up their noses.

The four bodies were found in blankets inside a van in a residential area in eastern Tijuana.

Authorities say Hernandez tested positive for cocaine.

Moreno says he can say categorically the four were not innocent victims.

“The fact that a young woman uses coke and has ties to a woman in jail on drug charges rules out that she’s the kind of person who’s simply a university student.” (translated from Spanish)

Moreno says the four crossed the border often and were comfortable on both sides.

He says he’s working with US authorities in the ongoing investigation.

[MaxMax]

Now Hear Me,
Four guilty Americans with guns, raiding the homes
of poor Mexican families in the dark of night
who only want to live in America

Do not make this an issue about evil dead Americans

[dragnet2]

I'd rather juggle chain saws than go into Mexico.

Funny, how these Mexicans flee the Mexican corruption and culture and then run up into the U.S., and wave their tacky, Mexican flags around.

Very odd behavior.

[AuntB]

I got this article in an email from the NAFBPO earlier today, thanks for posting it. NOT good! I’m sure Janet Nappin’-at-the-Alamo will ignore this as well.