Posted on 04/02/2010 5:38:02 PM PDT by AuntB
Yes it is, and the two year total is over 5,000
Another Charles Bronson community. Has anyone figured out what it will take to simply chase this criminal element out of town ?
Is it packs of wild dogs, trained monkeys, or perhaps airdropping job applications from helicopters. I know that chases my criminal element out.
“The Washington elites message is clear, Youre on your own on the border. These folks are just collateral damage to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Democrat-Republican Party in DC.”
You nailed it.
“The elites are thrilled to see us scurrying about in fear. We got too complacent, too comfortable, too middle class in our decent working class neighborhoods - we needed to be integrated, multicultural (mainly one invading culture), diverse, one-world. While the nobility sits in their gated communities, secure SUVs/limos/jets/islands, and eat arugula.”
B U M P
I’m so mad... we were supposed to go to Big Bend in May... my first time ever in that national park. Doesn’t look like that’s happening, not worth being gunned down by cartels. Like you know, they’re saying western Texas around the border is unsafe and BB is right on the Rio Grande.
Why are we paying for these public lands that we can no longer use????
Take a look at this last NAFBPO report.
Cambio de Michoacán (Morelia) 3-31-10
Four human heads found in Apatzingan
Apatzingan, Michoacán-The victims remain unidentified 10 hours after their heads were found at the foot of a statue of General Lazaro Cardenas. The heads were found in an ice chest with a message from narcotics traffickers. The heads were transported to the medical examiners office for examination. Security has been doubled in the area.
Fugitives extradited from Michoacán to the United States
David Aranda Hernandez and Enrique Lopez Madrigal were sent to the United States.
Aranda had a warrant for murder issued by the Los Angeles County Superior Court for the shooting death of a rival gang member on the 2nd of August, 2008.
Enrique Lopez Madrigal had a warrant issued by the County Superior Court of Stanislaus, California, for murder and the transportation of a firearm issued on the 23rd of April, 2009.
The fugitives were turned over to U.S. Marshals by Federal Police at the International Airport in Mexico City.
Correo (Guanajuato) 3-31-10
International Bridge blockaded in Reynosa (Tamaulipas)
Streets leading to the International Bridge (Pharr, Texas) were blocked in Northern Reynosa by unknown people from a criminal organization using buses and trucks for over two hours. Reynosa police notified Pharr police and both sides remained on alert for whatever might happen.
On Monday in Washington, D. C., Republican Senator John McCain asked the U.S. Government to deploy the National Guard to the border in response to narcotics violence. While traffic came to a halt, passengers and drivers sat fearful. According to various Mexican web sites, drivers were ordered by narcotics traffickers via radio to shut down the traffic to hinder the movement of police. This event is similar to one used by narcotics traffickers in Monterrey (Nuevo Leon), on March 19, to impede operations by the Mexican Military during which two university students died.
El Diario de Juárez (Juárez) 3-31-10
The Army will continue patrolling the streets
Although the current city administration is leaving office, the Mexican Army will continue assisting businesses and municipal agencies in the City of Juárez, announced Mayor Jose Reyes-Ferriz at a midday press conference.
Even though there has not been a new agreement with Federal authorities to continue the deployment of the Mexican Army in Juárez, there will soon be a new contract. For a year the Army has done an excellent job reducing crimes such as bank robbery and auto theft.
Minors threaten juvenile court judges
Chihuahua, Chihuahua-Juvenile gangsters are making death threats against judges. These minors are in the juvenile courts for murder, violent robbery and other serious crimes.
The Chief of the State Supreme Court confirmed that members of organized crime have threatened judges and there has been pressure put on judges presiding in current cases. All of us in the judicial system are at risk, said Chief Justice Rodolfo Acosta-Munoz.
Acosta-Munoz said that the recent threats and pressure come from all types of cases, not just juvenile cases. One judge was sent a funeral wreath, another had his home burned, and yet another was threatened with being kidnapped.
The State Governor, Jose Reyes Baeza Terrazas, said that all minors involved with serious crimes like murder, being involved with organized crime and violent robbery will be prosecuted with the same vigor as adult criminals. Yes, they are young but they will stay in jail because they have committed serious crimes, said the Governor.
The Army picked him up, beat him and planted a firearm
(murder of our consulate employees)
Juárez The family of Ricardo Valles de la Rosa, who was picked up as a participant in the murders of three U.S. Consulate employees, says that he was held incommunicado at home for two days and beaten before being taken to authorities.
The wife of Ricardo Valles, who didnt want to be identified, said that he was deported from the United States more than two years ago. I am sure that he was not a member of the Azteca gang, she said. He doesnt look like a gangster, and has no gang tattoos, she said while crying. The military broke into the home at about 2:00 or 3:00 Wednesday afternoon and took him without giving a reason, according to her. Also she said that there was no firearm in the house and that is why she thinks they planted the firearm that they supposedly found. He couldnt move, they kept beating him, they are lying, she said during a recess declared by the presiding judge in the case.
I am his wife and I was with him at the time this incident occurred and I am sure he wasnt involved, she said. Although he was incarcerated in the United States, she did not know the reason he had been jailed.
-end of report-
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Sick!!!
“Why are we paying for these public lands that we can no longer use????”
Because we are suckers!
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