Posted on 09/15/2006 1:18:49 PM PDT by NapkinUser
Excellent point.
Seems to me they're being provided by the Republicans' Mexican foreign policy decisions. But shoot the messenger, huh? Tancredo is really irrelevant in the whole thing. Whether he's there or not, the problems still remain and people are still pissed about them.
Just speculated on Denver's Peter Boyles KHOW talk show:
Raul Gomez Garcia's extradition for the murder of Denver
Policeman, Donny Young, prompted the arrest of Duane (Dog)
Chapman.
Yep, you're right. I was relying on memory rather than reading the entire article.
As an aside, I noted in other reports that the Chapmans had a local Mexican cop as an assist when they arrested the creep. So why were they arrested in the first place, and why weren't the charges dropped? It's all political and the Chapmans and American victims are held hostage.
The crime is that Mexico continuously refuses to aid the U.S. in tracking down those who try to escape the U.S. justice system by running away to Mexico. And then they expect us to treat Mexican national criminals in our country in accordance with Mexican law instead of U.S. law.
Mexicans fear the long arm of the law because of successful FBI sting operations like Operation Casablanca (1998 I think) which resulted in the punishment of corrupt Mexican bankers whom the Mexican govt. had allowed to get away with their misdeeds. Chapman's rise to fame represents a real threat to them.
Tone down the language now
Our own liberal government is a terrorist to this country since they degrade this country left and right.
I propose a new law. Any person who degrades his country, particularly the US, should be sent without a jury hearing to another country in the middle east and have them suffer in the sands. Put them in a sandy grave, drop a bomb over there, and watch them turn to glass.
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