[jmacusa]

If Mexicans put this kind of industriousness to a positive use imagine how much less of a sh!thole their country would be.

[ZOOKER]

¿Puedes oírme ahora?

[JRandomFreeper]

Wives of several missing Nextel workers say they believe their husbands are still being forced to work for the cartels.

Well... That's a far cry from the telecom hay days when if a Nextel, Nortel, or Ericsson engineers went missing, you knew which bars and police stations to call.

/johnny

[Lurker]

I’m not an expert on this type of comm, but I am in the business and I recognize “state of the art” when I see it. That stuff is “State of the art”.

[Blado]

All and drug and cartel money goes to the Bambi reelection committee. One Billion dollars of laundered dollars is peanuts. Wake up you idiots.

[HiTech RedNeck]

So tomorrow they go Sprint, and laugh?

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

The Mexican military, esp. their Marines, have been doing a good job fighting the drug cartels. The cartels made a big mistake by massacring 17 soldiers they captured in a truck that was traveling on an open road.

The Mexican military will shoot to kill and do.

A hardly “hoorah” to them.

[BobL]

“Some of the remote antennas and relay stations were powered with solar panels.”

Don’t be surprised to see US money helping out here, too.

[bgill]

Lies! All lies! Big Sis promised the borders were secure and Mexican cartel violence would never come across.

Yo, Mexico, didn’t you learn from us that you don’t advertise what you’ve infiltrated?

[Travis McGee]

Interesting.