A spokesman for the Mexican Embassy in Washington, Ricardo Alday, accused Texas of “an irreparable breach of international obligation” if it executed any of their citizens.
A spokesman for the Mexican Embassy in Washington, Ricardo Alday, accused Texas of “an irreparable breach of international obligation” if it executed any of their citizens.
I am so glad Bush is not the governor of Texas right now, what a disappointing wuss he’s turned out to be.
God Bless Texas!
We need to send these criminal aliens straight to hell - and let’s send the bill for their extended incarceration and execution to Mexico while we’re at it.
This was a gang or group rape and five of them got the death penalty. Medillin has his date with the needle scheduled, another has been executed, one other is still on death row waiting his execution date and two have had their death sentences commuted to life as they were 17 at the time of the rape.
The wheels of justice turn slowly but hopefully justice will finally be meted out to the gang.
Execute them pinata style. Hang ‘em high and let anyone who wants to, give them a swat.
We need more of this...
I like the fact that the great state of Texas told the Federal government and the international aholes to screw themselves. =)
Maybe we will see the day when a state like Texas tells the Federal socialists to go screw themselves again and finally frees its citizens from the marxist policies, taxes and fees of the federal government.
Don’t mess with Texas.
Git’R”DONE !!!!!!!
Sorry lady, no pity for your pig of a decendant. ITs shameful he has lived 15 years longer than his victim to begin with.
I know you love your family, but he gave up his right to live the night he decided raping and murdering two teen girls was a good decision.
Mexico, the world court and the UN can go pound sand. We so need to just leave the UN and boot them out of the US.
Let these third world ninnies keep playing adult somewhere else, while we actually take care of business and clean up their messes... like always.
If the Mexican government wants to be sure that Mexicans in the US have access to their consulate then the Mexican government needs to be sure their citizens are here legally. Otherwise how can they claim the protection of a foreign government?
I’m a FReeper from Houston. I’m keeping an eye on:
Austin Perry, on Texas Death Row, Offender #999410
Pleaded guilty, and was convicted for kidnapping and murder of a 9-year neighborhood child, David Kazmous. Austin received the death penalty. In fact, in his sentencing phase, this POS said he wanted to be moved up to the head of the line and be executed as soon as possible.
Date of Offense: August 1992. He is STILL sitting on death row. No date of execution has been set.
You might ask “how can this be?”
I’ll tell you. His execution was scheduled and THEN our government allowed a group from Amnesty International to visit him and talked him into appealing his trial. And our screwed up justice system is set up to protect the perps, rather than protecting the innocent. Note the open borders which resulted in the murder of these two girls in the original article.
I burn up whenever I think of our little David. Our neighborhood will NEVER be the same. Not that it matters, but the statistics show this murderer to be WHITE. He is not. He is Mexican. His victim, David, was Lebonanese and he was the sweetest child you’d ever want to know.
When will this trash, Perry Austin, be taken out?
I agree.That's *exactly* what Texas is guilty of.Now what is a fitting punishment for Mexico to impose? I know....a complete boycott of the state by Mexican citizens.No visits (short or long)....the withholding of all Mexican labor in the state....
That'll teach Perry a lesson!
BRAVO TEXAS! I niminate it for the State of the Year - maybe the Century! More power to the Lone Star State and may they never be changed!!!!!
Way to go Perry .... man does that sound odd.
Don’t murder in Texas!
If you want on, or off this S. Texas/Mexico ping list, please FReepMail me.
Three cheers for Texas!
There are few sights more enjoyable than seeing a Texan, annoyed into mule stubbornness, telling the individual pestering him what he can do with it. The Texan might do it with a big grin or a hard scowl, with wit or a sharp tongue, but the pesterer might as well go around, because there is no way in heck he is going through as long as that Texan is standing there.
If those numbers are correct, that's 21,900 Americans murdered since Sept. 11, 2001.
I assume the number killed by illegals in traffic accidents is similar.
And I should have sympathy for these pieces of s**t.
Hey Bush, why don’t you fight this fight on our side for once and pardon the two border agents that were doing their job?
What of the “irreparable breach of international obligation” by sending murderers to Texas?
Too, the article writer seems a bit too aghast that Texas would defy “an international court order”.