[radu]

The driver, Bogan Akeem . . . .

The name jumped out at me when I heard this on the 10:00 news. With all the "OTMs" we know have been coming into the U.S. via Mexico, this incident stinks to high heaven.

[saintgermaine]

Sounds like a good Amish name to me.....

[rawhide]

Lots more info here. Looks to be a wrong turn to me.

http://yourtubenews.ning.com/forum/topics/boss-driver-took-wrong-turn-into-juarez-with-load-of-ammo?commentId=3181219%3AComment%3A328907

[starlifter]

Here's your sign....

[ansel12]

A friend and I accidentally ended up in Mexico one night, it can happen.

[Jeff Chandler]

Assault ammo, lol.

[Gunslingr3]

With all the "OTMs" we know have been coming into the U.S. via Mexico, this incident stinks to high heaven.

[sheik yerbouty]

I’ll bet he’s a Hezbo.....

[DemforBush]

“One hundred thousand dollars’ worth of bullets used in assault rifles like AK-47s and AR-15’s”

Huh. Never knew the Kalashnikov and the AR used the same ammo.

Gee, I wonder if the “clips” are interchangeable, too?

:-)

[drpix]

There's a lot more here than the article let's out. Think Fast and Furious!

From another article, "Boss: Driver took wrong turn into Juárez with load of ammo":

Driver: Bogan Jabin Akeem
Demco Trans. Owner: Dennis Mekenye
US Consulate Officer Confirming Akeem's US Citizenship: Olga Bashbush

From yet another article,"A Kenyan Living The American Dream in Texas "

"...{Dennis} Mekenye is tracking his business in the wee hours of the night, to ensure that operations at his company, Demco Trans Inc, are on track."

Was this more of Fast and Furious, by other means?

Was this a decoy operation (as some suspect the Obama multi-layer internet birth certificate was) to draw off Regime opponents from the crux of Fast and Furious?

I don't know. But I do know it can not be a coincidence!

[TexasSecede79366]

The driver has been flown to Mexico City so Mekenye had better have good insurance because the truck and ammo are gone no matter what happens to the driver.

[count-your-change]

Yep, those border crossings are so well hidden almost anyone could make a mistake.