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

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

[mewzilla]

A Mexican official suggested Thursday that it was American soldiers disguised as Mexicans who were involved in an armed standoff Monday along the Rio Grande with U.S. law enforcement officers.

Well, that does it for me. Either it really was the Mexcian military, or even the Mexican government doesn't know for certain.

Lovely.

[spectre]

Yes to your idea BUT an Apache is more mobile, and if on alert can get to the scene more rapidly and can archive the carnage on its video.

[oldenuff2no]

Drones and hellfire missiles. We don't need whole bodies for DNA testing. Put up a fence with sensors that will detect tampering. Having the drones already in the air and able to respond within a short time would eliminate this threat after the first few incidents.
Mexico needs a reason to respect our country and the sovereignty of our borders. Let's give them reasons to respect and fear our response to their armed incursions into our country.
Playing "Nice" with Mexico hasn't worked for decades. It is useless to continue to accept th Illegal Mexican invasion.

[SealSeven]

Members of the U.S. Army have helped protect people who were processing and transporting drugs," Derbez said. "And just as that has happened ... it is very probable that something like that could have happened, that in reality they were members of some of their groups disguised as Mexican soldiers with Humvees.

Yeah... Thats the ticket!

[isrul]

Man, the officials from that stinking cesspool of a country are really starting to annoy me.

[Fruitbat]

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

Indeed. LOL

[John Jorsett]

I hope someone is running the VIN of that torched hummer. If it was sold to the Mexican government, as I suspect it was, these dweebs are going to have a lot of 'splaining to do about how it wasn't their military.

[CyberAnt]

"... Members of the U.S. Army have helped protect people who were processing and transporting drugs, ..."


What we have here is just another example of the "projection technique" - they are telling us that their Mexican Army is helping people who are processing and transporting drugs. Thanks guys - this is just a confirmation of what we already knew.