[La Enchiladita]

Why is it that, no matter who occupies the White House, we never hear a denunciation of Mexico? Yet, Mexico's president is able to publicly blame the U.S. for its own problems of drug cartels, corruption and unemployment, and Mexicans are able to run rough-shod over our laws and our sovereignty? Why the kid gloves?

[Steely Tom]

Elaborate tunnel and discovery of more than 32 tons of marijuana are the latest in recent record busts as a new group boosts production

32 tons = a couple days worth of tunnel traffic, I'll bet.

I wonder how many illegals came through that tunnel.

I wonder how much Al Qaeda and Hezbollah pay to pass their people back and forth through that tunnel.

[af_vet_rr]

Why is it that, no matter who occupies the White House, we never hear a denunciation of Mexico? Yet, Mexico's president is able to publicly blame the U.S. for its own problems of drug cartels, corruption and unemployment, and Mexicans are able to run rough-shod over our laws and our sovereignty? Why the kid gloves?

Because politicians in this country foolishly give a damn about what a few small groups think, in the believe that their votes matter.

[Joe Boucher]

The Sinaloa cartel,
The democrat partys favorite drug cartel.
Because they contribute to the democrats and their party.
And the dems help target the other two mexican cartels.

[DustyMoment]

As long as the feral government REFUSES to address this problem and as long as the Mexican governent refuses or is unable to adequately get a handle on it, NOTHING will change!!

If the feral government WANTED to end the flow of drugs coming into the US from Mexico, they could.

The problem is that NEITHER of them really want to.

In the meantime, the drugs and violence continue to flow across the border.

[Irish Eyes]

The darn fence woud have fixed this in a hot minute.........oh wait, it was a tunnel.

[familyop]

So expect a disruption in publications of Californian Ideology/Libertarian political speech.

[fluorescence]

Fast and Furious weapons found in Mexico cartel enforcer's home

Los Angeles Times ^ | October 8, 2011 | Richard A. Serrano

High-powered assault weapons illegally purchased under the ATF's Fast and Furious program in Phoenix ended up in a home belonging to the purported top Sinaloa cartel enforcer in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, whose organization was terrorizing that city with the worst violence in the Mexican drug wars.

[mo]

La Times running interference.

It means there is American Federal collusion at some level allowing this to propagate...and the MSM/Pravda..is serving their masters by misdirecting the public’s inquiring minds.