Mexican official: U.S. soldiers disguised themselves as Mexican military

Daily Bulletin ^ | 1/27/06 | Sara A. Carter

[CodeToad]

ROTFLMAO!!! I see Baghdad Bob has a new job with Mexico!

[Leisler]

"Derbez said his country will send a diplomatic note to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice demanding that U.S. officials tone down their comments on Mexico's security and immigration problems."

I didn't know Mexico had a immigration problem.

[Mulch]

Yep. Who's to say that what was said is accurate or for the sake of the media. Neither of which has any bearing on the subsequent ramifications that were denied over and over. We each have seen this happen and its not fun. Not fun but necessary. And thats what we need to look into. Both for our benefit and the others. Which is critically important as well. Maybe someone can pick up on that and address it in the appropriate time and with the appropriate care. As I've said many times, and the people around me can verify it, these are critical times. And for people that don't hold that point of view, then thats another issue that would need to be addressed.

[Joe Boucher]

Mexican officials taking some of their own drugs.
Make that wall high and tight.

[colorado tanker]

I saw this in a wire service story this morning. The explanation is so stupid and over the top, the story convinced me that it's true, the Mexican military is smuggling drugs into the U.S. and is using some military equipment to do it.

[NavVet]

Deny then counter accuse. Sounds like they have Democrats in Mexico.

[hosepipe]

Like, anyone, with a smidgen of sense don't know the Mexican Government ARE THEMSELVES the drug dealers.. In Mexico you are either a political Moonbat OR Connected to the Cartel..
Ugh.... or DEAD..

[stephenjohnbanker]

R O T F L M A O

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

Enough lies. Bomb em!

[SC33]

If there actually were American troops on the border, one might call it a step in the right direction.

[HiJinx]

I know I was thinking that, and I believe someone else made that observation yesterday.

What a distinction, eh?

[ApplegateRanch]

We have before, and we ought to again...and this time not give it back.

[jw777]

Illegal Immigrants are posing as legitimate citizens. So, if and that's a big IF our Border Agents were dressing as Mexican Soldiers, at least they are not staying in country, depleting it of it's benefits and costing the Mexican taxpayers trillions of dollars.

[Buffettfan]

It's time to stop this racist "reconquista" invasion from Mexico.

[getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL]

[DustyMoment]

Mexican official: U.S. soldiers disguised themselves as Mexican military

Yeah, that's what it was . . . and . . (lessee, how can I jazz this story up) . . . . and they were . . uh, . . trying to lure drug smugglers into a trap (yeah, that's good!) . . . . . . . . and . . . . . and, uh . . . . . . a SPACESHIP full of MARTIANS flew overhead (boy, those gringos will NEVER be able to refute THIS one) . . . and, uh . . . the SOLDIERS all started SHOOTING at it! . . . (Yeah, that's REALLY good) . . . And . . uh . . . . the American BORDER patrol thought that the American soldiers were shooting at THEM (Boy!! Vicente is going to LOVE this story . . . I will become his best amigo!!), so they started shooting back . . and the gringos in the Mexican military uniforms thought that the MARTIANS were shooting back and that's how the whole thing happened!!!

[NormsRevenge]

This photo provided by the Hudspeth County Sheriff's Office shows a SUV on fire along the U.S. Mexican border Monday, Jan. 23, 2006. The SUV got stuck in the Rio Grande River, which marks the border, as it made its escape from Texas law enforcement officers. A group of men in civilian clothes began unloading packages from the SUV. They then torched the SUV, according to Rick Glancey of the Texas Border Sheriffs' Coalition. (AP Photo/Hudspeth County Sheriff's Office/Texas Border Sheriff's Coalition, HO) SEE PHOTO GALLERY

[brianl703]

That's sort of like how DC blames their murder rate on Virginia's lack of gun control laws.

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

"I didn't know Mexico had a immigration problem."
More of an emigration problem!

[janetgreen]

demanding that U.S. officials tone down their comments on Mexico's security and immigration problems

Demanding?? Why isn't our American President responding to Mexico's "demands" with a big "NO WAY, JOSE"? Speak up, Mr. Bush!