Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse on the Mexican border . .
1 posted on
07/12/2005 9:29:43 PM PDT by
Happy2BMe
To: Happy2BMe
And it's OUR fault that they have high-tech weaponry.
To: Happy2BMe
Imagine the absurdity of Mexico asking us to help them on a border related matter? If we were to help Mexico the way it helps us, we'd be printing the best way to sneak advanced weapons into Mexico. BTW, I think Mexico should provide water stations in the desert so gun smugglers don't get ill.
3 posted on
07/12/2005 9:35:09 PM PDT by
DoughtyOne
(US socialist liberalism would be dead without the help of politicians who claim to be conservative.)
To: Gipper08; Reagan Man; Reaganwuzthebest; Boazo; Smartass; JohnHuang2; keri; ...
Even with the presence of Mexican Federal Troops in the city, they still cannot bring calm to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.
Imagine if President Bush had to deploy the U.S. military to squash widespread insurrection in areas as large as an entire state!
(Now the Mexican gubmint is blaming the United States of exporting terror to Mexico . .)
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Mexico is asking the U.S. to strengthen efforts to halt arms trafficking along the Mexican border, a spokesman for Mexican President Vicente Fox said Monday.Mexican federal police and soldiers arrived in two border states this month to help control a surge in violence linked to drug trafficking groups.
4 posted on
07/12/2005 9:35:43 PM PDT by
Happy2BMe
(Viva La MIGRA - LONG LIVE THE BORDER PATROL!)
To: Happy2BMe
To: Happy2BMe
"Mexican organized crime groups have access to high-tech weaponry that could only come from the United States" ... and we have low tech illegals who could only come from Mexico. Let's make a deal..
9 posted on
07/12/2005 9:47:40 PM PDT by
A.B.Normal
(Craziness is doing the same thing and expecting a different result, ask a Liberal.)
To: Happy2BMe
Hands across the border.
President Bush is slowly backing himself into a corner with his stance on the border situation.
Already civilians are taking matters into their own hands.
Unless our federal government acts and acts quickly I see things deteriorating into shear chaos along the Southern Frontier.
Once civilian groups become heavily involved there will be no turning back.
I hear people, mostly liberals and do-gooders saying that the military can not come on the border.
Well, how do these same people explain the thousands of troops placed down here nearly a hundred years ago to chase bandits such as Pancho Villa.
It's time to shut down these drug dictators and that time is now.
10 posted on
07/12/2005 9:50:18 PM PDT by
OKIEDOC
(LL THE)
What's the problem? They were weapons Americans probably didn't want. < /sarcasm >
Oh, man. It just never ends. And of course El Presidente Bush will hop to and help his amigo Vicente Fox without even considering raising the "sensitive" issue of "undocumented workers." Because Mexico is our friend, dontcha know?
I'm sick of it. Mexico can go @#$% itself for all I care, just as long as they stay down wind. I find I am quite averse to the stench of corruption.
11 posted on
07/12/2005 9:59:48 PM PDT by
jayhorn
(when i hit the drum, you shake the booty.)
To: Happy2BMe
Shut down the border, station our troops there. Build bases, keep them down there. Since most of our future action will be in desert climates, better that our troops get the experience chasing folks through canyons and hot weather.
Enough is enough.
12 posted on
07/12/2005 9:59:49 PM PDT by
kingu
To: Happy2BMe
Mexico is asking the U.S. to strengthen efforts to halt arms trafficking along the Mexican border, a spokesman for Mexican President Vicente Fox said Monday. The pot calls the kettle black!
To: Happy2BMe
It comes after recent complaints that Mexican organized crime groups have access to high-tech weaponry that could only come from the United States. Humm. I wonder of some of those "Mexican organized crime groups" would be citizen (or subject) militias plotting to overthrow the corruption.
30 posted on
07/12/2005 10:26:36 PM PDT by
William Terrell
(Individuals can exist without government but government can't exist without individuals.)
To: Happy2BMe
I know I cannot be the only one who finds this story and the request really funny.
40 posted on
07/13/2005 6:09:58 AM PDT by
commonasdirt
(Reading DU so you won't hafta)
To: Happy2BMe; NationalistVisionary; whipitgood; servantboy777; Flyer; Jack Black; selucreh; ...
Gun Runners Ping!
Please FReepmail me if you want on or off this South Texas/Mexico ping list.
42 posted on
07/13/2005 8:55:54 AM PDT by
SwinneySwitch
(Mexico-beyond your expectations! !)
To: Happy2BMe
44 posted on
07/13/2005 9:34:57 AM PDT by
Travis McGee
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To: Happy2BMe
that's a laugh!
the only people that have guns in mexico are the government and criminals.
45 posted on
07/13/2005 9:37:32 AM PDT by
ken21
(it takes a village to brainwash your child + to steal your property! /s)
To: Happy2BMe; HiJinx
I'd laugh if this were a joke - Mexico throws responsibility for everything else they can on the US taxpayer, now they want us to police them.
We oughta annex Mexico once for all.
49 posted on
07/13/2005 6:39:41 PM PDT by
azhenfud
("He who is always looking up seldom finds others' lost change...")
To: Happy2BMe
When I stop laughing I'll explain why the government that prints brochures explaining how to succeed at breaking US laws has no right to expect ANYTHING from the US govt.
52 posted on
07/14/2005 8:25:31 AM PDT by
Still Thinking
(Disregard the law of unintended consequences at your own risk.)
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