Today, I agree with you. These Drug Lords couldn't be a pimple on the behind of those who practice the craft of abortion.
You know, if you go to the phone book under Physicians, there are Intern-ists, Opthamolog-ists, Otolaryngolog-ists, Gynecolog-ists — we've got “ists” out the ying-yang. Why not leave Obstetricians and religiously sponsored hospitals alone and just board certify “Abortionists,” stick them in the yellow pages under Physicians under “A” have them get admitting privileges at a secular hospital and allow their clientele to find them and check their boards before making a decision. Easy-peasy, but NO...O...O. We ALL have to suffer.
Don't sweat the drug lords and violence, we're got REAL professionals here in the U.S. — they're in the Federal Government.
South of San Diego in Tijuana in the past few months Tijuana - Solders in trucks
"img src="http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/ii130/Kraut83/tjii0508.jpg?t=1228898069"> 2008 official and military TJ
2008 rescuing in gun battle
Members of a kidnappers gang are shown to the media with their sized guns after being arrested by Mexican Army in Tijuana 12/8/08
11/08 Fed Police
San Diego – TJ border --------------------------------- Nine headless bodies found in Mexican border town Sun Nov 30, 2008 4:59pm EST TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - Nine decapitated bodies were discovered on Sunday in the Mexican border city of Tijuana, a hot spot in an increasingly gruesome war between drug cartels. The bodies, along with their removed heads, had been left in a vacant lot beside a factory, witnesses and police told reporters. Mexico is facing spiraling drug violence, especially along its border with the United States. Cities like Tijuana, south of San Diego, are seeing horrendous levels of crime, with bodies set on fire, cut up and dumped in acid and strung over highways. Beheadings, kidnappings and daylight shootings have become common as vicious drug cartels fight over smuggling routes into the United States. President Felipe Calderon has sent some 40,000 troops and federal police across Mexico to try to stop the killings. But despite major drug seizures and arrests, the killings continue.
10/08 police in steets during shootout