Posted on 05/23/2014 4:12:26 PM PDT by BuckeyeTexan
Anybody still think there’s a dime’s worth of difference between a Muslin jihadist & a Mexican cartel member? They are natural allies.
@celmak- Yes, it is. And we should treat it as such. There’s a lot of space in South & West Texas, & not many people.
borderlandbeat.com has some additional:
” However, New Era Films, reported to KXAN El Paso, that is in the planning stages of making a film titled “Plata O Plomo.” The CEO for the company told El Paso media that no one from their business orchestrated the displays. But they did say a marketing campaign with similar artwork had been planned.
The movie is supposed to be a fictional tale of drug cartel violence, and is set along the El Paso-Juãrez border.”
http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2014/05/narco-war-billboards-mysteriously.html
So, we’ll have to find out more about this story.
I agree with others here though, if some attack happened, we’d need to do like in the days of BlackJack Pershing and send a force down there.
Mexico has been fighting this war but why can’t they burn the marijuana and opium fields? That’s what they should do. I know, the answer is obvious, because the Mexican Government, Fed to local is corrupt too.
Mexico nowadays is the definition of “hellhole”.
In Michoacan Mexico, Central Mexico, Auto-defensa groups (Self-Defense, a bit like Vigilante) groups have been set up and they have from the news, been throwing the tyrannical cartel of that area out and liberating the people.
The movie is supposed to be a fictional tale of drug cartel violence
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Benghazi all over again but instead of a video it’s a movie. Got it. ;) ;)
Violence is the only message thugs understand. Bring it to THEM - high, hard, and continuously.
... There are only twelve (states) that haven't reported the presence of one of four Mexican cartels since 2008: Alabama, Alaska, Connecticut, Hawaii, Idaho, Maine, Montana, North Dakota, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. The Mexican drug trade is everywhere else...
Coincidences occur fast and furiously with this administration.
Bring it Putas!!!
Drug Cartels...What a bunch of [expletive deleted]!!!
What US media???
Ohhhh, you mean FauxNews, ABCNBCCBS???
Shirley you jest??? ;-)
“I’m perfectly serious, and stop calling me Shirley!” ;-)
It was on our news tonight in Albuquerque, NM.
http://www.kob.com/article/stories/S3448168.shtml#.U4As0fxOVLM
Yes, KHOU is a local station. In the Houston area it is a local CBS-affiliated television station, channel 11 on the VHF dial. It has been a local station since 1953.
I was born in el Paso, left there 30 years ago. Almost all of our neighbors had been burglarized and we lived in a ‘good’ part of town.
This news article has the same air of truth as those saying how successful Obamacare has been.
I am a native El Pasoan. Our history spans over 480 years beginning with Juan de Onate. The spaniards came through here first, for the most part. We have missions older than anything in Cali and the east coast where the yankees live - basically the entire US. Our culture is unique to say the least. You will not find better Mexican food or steak in the entire country, not even the rest of Texas. It is also home to one of the largest military complexes in the US. In spite of what you may think or have experienced in a drive through, El Pasoans are very friendly, especially if you can speak some Spanish. Are there drug lords and cartel influence here? Heck yes! But nothing like DC! :)
“Reported by the United Kingdom. Is the US media covering this?”
OH hell no....
Too many Democrats, liberal agendas, issues groups, and journalists jobs could be affected by reporting things like this nationally.
Now, if latins voted Republican, and a Repub were president, you can BET this would be getting 24/7 coverage.
The federal government won't do anything, the state won't do anything, local municipalities won't do anything, and the people won't do anything because if they do, the federal government will throw them in jail for life.
About as much chance of him doing that as me winning the lottery, and I don't have a ticket.
We should have listened to Milton Friedman, rather than Bill Bennett.
The story takes place in El Paso. KHOU is in Houston. The writer said it was a local station. A local station would be in El Paso.
He has excited domestic insurrections amongst us, and has endeavoured to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers, the merciless Indian Savages, whose known rule of warfare, is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes and conditions.
Or just shot it up.
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