Posted on 04/26/2009 6:02:46 PM PDT by faced
BROWNSVILLE — A former military official brought in to purge the police force of a northern Mexico border city was assassinated early Saturday, three days after about 70 patrol officers went on strike to demand his resignation.
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As my NRA has long maintained, “If guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns.”
It could have been worse, he might have died from the flu
It's not just a war between the drug cartels and the Mexican government. It's a war within the Mexican government.
It's not declared, but it's real.
The men who killed the police chief, were probably the police. At a minimum, they were people working with corrupt police and with their blessing.
Open warfare on our southern border. Heading North. Trouble lies ahead; my dear friends in the Southwest had best lock and load. Don’t count on the Obamunists to come to your aid — in fact, they may come after you and your guns FOR the invaders!
Seal the border and let Mexico figure it out on their own.
Piedras Negras ping!
If you want on, or off this S. Texas/Mexico ping list, please FReepMail me.
The same thing happened in Cancun several months ago. They killed a recently retired Army general who had a reputation for being incorruptible who was brought in by the mayor to police the narco-corrupt police. The police chief was arrested for planning the murder. This is going to get worse before it gets better.
I am fully convinced of this. We are truly on our own. I live in a border state and have seen this coming for a long time. Now that we have a weak sister for a president, the narcogangs are going to be much more aggressive. And our DHS secretary is concerned about raging Canadians and our stocking up on firearms and ammo. If this stuff continues to get worse, we will come up with a “hurricane evacuation plan” for my family. But this time it won’t be a storm.
RIP. Prayers up for the Police Chief’s family and friends.
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