Posted on 06/08/2022 6:26:44 AM PDT by billorites
Edited on 06/08/2022 12:38:16 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
The mayor of the Mexican city of Cuernavaca was proudly inaugurating a footbridge over a scenic stream Tuesday when the bridge collapsed, sending him and about two dozen other people plunging into a gully.
The hanging bridge made of wooden boards and metal chains had recently been remodeled. Video of the collapse suggested the boards separated from the chains supporting them.
D’oh
Third world infrastructure, and Brandon is making America Mexico again.
All the good carpenters in Mexico are already here.
Is that concrete or the mud stuff
But they bribed all the right people.
Beat me to it!
How long before these bridge “remodelers” show up in the US to ply their trade?
Many of their amigos are already here.
Whitey, did you use Mexican engineers to design your bridge?
Video pulled.
An Mexican engineer constructed the concrete power line bases in Acapulco. Of course the poles all fell down. He fled to the US and worked on govt contracts. We had to watch him like a hawk. Later he was forcibly removed by the Labor Board when they found out and deported.
All the good laborers are already at Home Depot
Diversity is our Strength!
wtf! and lols .. Anyways there is a 15000 strong caravan headed to our border w effin Mexico.
wtf! and lols .. Anyways there is a 15000 strong caravan headed to our border w effin Mexico.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT_TiGqnkoY
Notice the guy on the left side jumping up and down before it collapses. Probably not the reason it collapsed but coincidental. Also he is the only one not to fall.
I’m glad no one was killed.
we need to encourage Nancy Pelosi to start dedicating bridges :)
I noticed several of the “gente” had masks on, so they were safe.
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