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I first of all wonder how credible the Mexican govt site is. If their claims of influence-peddling with U.S. officials and law enforcement prove true, then ... our State Department MUST take firm action to denounce in strong terms.

Some of it will be easy to find; others, of course, not. I've thought of that myself. The other thing you have to keep in mind: these "documents" on their website look like our homepages in that they're not pictures of actual written documents. It's possible, if it's all in html format, that anything could change at any time, as well (even what I'm working on translating right now). They are a corrupt government, after all. Having said that, I know not everything on there is false, either. For instance, they have mentioned taking legal action...this is factual, as it was publicized last year in March of 2005, and also it was announced that they would speak to Condi Rice when she visited Mexico in March 29, 2005 (I think was the date of her visit), and again to President Bush in Waco when Fox visited. They also mention specific dates that certain things occurred. Those, of course, should be easily verified. As to whatever discussions or agreements with our government that aren't publicized, then we need to look at the behavior or comments of OUR government as regards the MM and other citizens' groups, to see if what's written rings true.

Thanks nic.
The thought has crossed my mind that evildoers might be trying to make useful idiots out of the MM.

MSM would love nothing more than to embarrass the MM.

I need to call it a night SOON.

Please ping me to whatever you post, even though I will be out almost all of tomorrow during the day.