At Least 40 killed in Mexico in 24 Hours by suspected Drug Cartels.

[WillowTree]

Mexican officials blamed turf wars between some of the country's most brutal drug cartels for a wave of violence across the nation that killed more than 40 people in three attacks, including 21 people massacred in a night club in the northern business capital of Monterrey, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

The bloodiest attack took place Friday night at the gritty Sabino Gordo bar when gunmen with assault rifles shot down patrons and workers in Monterrey, a business center that became a battleground between the Zetas drug gang and the Gulf Cartel from the neighboring state of Tamaulipas.

That same day, 11 people were found shot to death in Chalco, just outside Mexico City. One person survived the attack. On Saturday, the decapitated bodies of 10 people, including three women, turned up in the northern city of Torreon in the trunk of a vehicle.



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[WillowTree]

See? No body cares about 40 people being murdered in 24 hours. That's absolutely astounding. Explains why that Anthony person got off scott free.

 

[voice71]

The cartels have better weapons than the army.

 

[WillowTree]

The cartels have better weapons than the army.

. On Saturday, the decapitated bodies of 10 people, including three women, turned up in the northern city of Torreon in the trunk of a vehicle.

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well then the stupid government needs to wise up, find em and nuke them into hell.

 

[Angelhair]

Mexican officials blamed turf wars between some of the country's most brutal drug cartels for a wave of violence across the nation that killed more than 40 people in three attacks, including 21 people massacred in a night club in the northern business capital of Monterrey, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

The bloodiest attack took place Friday night at the gritty Sabino Gordo bar when gunmen with assault rifles shot down patrons and workers in Monterrey, a business center that became a battleground between the Zetas drug gang and the Gulf Cartel from the neighboring state of Tamaulipas.

That same day, 11 people were found shot to death in Chalco, just outside Mexico City. One person survived the attack. On Saturday, the decapitated bodies of 10 people, including three women, turned up in the northern city of Torreon in the trunk of a vehicle.



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Mexico will always have excuses for these murders. They can't stop anything in Mexico. Not poverty, not crime!! Loser country! They are very good at playing the blame game and the 'it's all your/their fault'. Just read some of the comments by some people with a third world mentality.

 

[Wolfmoon]

See? No body cares about 40 people being murdered in 24 hours. That's absolutely astounding. Explains why that Anthony person got off scott free.

I just talked to a rancher in Ca. yesterday and he said, he was moving to his paradise in Mexico. The guy didn't have a clue what's going on down there. I filled him in and gave him a couple of websites to visit to catch up.

I tell ya the world is going to hell in a hand basket and all the American's can think about is what Paris Hilton is wearing and why Derek Jeter didn't give the guy cash for returning his 1000th hit baseball.

I myself am buying dehydrated food and stocking up on bullets.

 

[High_Gravity]

Mexico sounds worse than Iraq.

 

[Wolfmoon]

There are more beheading in Mexico than the Middle East. Islam is the fastest growing religion in Mexico. When America is invaded by foreign armies it will be through Mexico with the help of the drug cartels and the corrupt Mexican government.

 

[Moonglow]

all the death helps keep the population down.

 

[signelect]

This is the country where Obama want to stop the execution of a Mexican National for raping a 16 year old with a board and then beating her to death. He need to pick is causes a little better. He picks on Texas because he know he doesn't have a snow balls chance in hell of carrying Texas.

 

[Wolfmoon]

We need to build and arm military bases on the border with Mexico.

 

[signelect]

The Israeli's have a solution to border control. They hunt down and kill anyone crossing the fence between Syria and Israel. Works like a charm.

 

[Wolfmoon]

Man Found Decapitated 1-illegal alien arrested, 3 wanted

 

[waltky]

Mayor calls for homegrown protection...

Small town Mexican mayor issues call to arms against criminals
September 15, 2011 - Mexico has much tougher gun laws than the US, but towns desperate to contain crime might be wishing for easier access for their communities.

The mayor of a small town in northern Mexico has announced that his people are on the verge of arming themselves in response to a series of clashes between cartel gunmen that have plagued the town for months. Mexico’s El Diario reports that the town of Uruachi in Chihuahua state, which borders on Texas and New Mexico, has been virtually under siege since the beginning of the year, when fights between rival criminal organizations began to increase in frequency. These skirmishes came to a head on September 9, when a dozen gunmen descended on the town looking for several individuals.

Since then the men have carried out a series of attacks on other groups in Uruachi, turning the town into a virtual warzone. According to Uruachi Mayor Aldo Campos, the confrontations have littered the streets with over 2,000 spent rounds. Although the shootings have brought police investigators and the military to Uruachi, Mr. Campos claimed that their presence has done little to dissuade criminal activity in the town. In response, the mayor has declared that the residents of Uruachi are prepared to take matters into their own hands, even to the point of taking up arms against the gunmen. "We are worried that the men have blended into our community. We aren't afraid and we know what to do. The young people are already looking for weapons," he said.

A spokesman for the Attorney General of Chihuahua, Carlos Gonzalez, confirmed to Spanish news agency EFE that a group of gunmen entered the town on Friday in search of several individuals, but said that the men fled once the military and police investigators arrived. This is not the first time that a community has turned to vigilantism in response to the country’s shoddy justice system. Last May, the town of Cheran, Michoacan, formed a community defense force in order to protect the communal forest from illegal woodcutters protected by the Familia Michoacana drug gang. As InSight Crime has reported, a string of similar incidents in recent years suggests that vigilantism is on the rise in Mexico.

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[Angelhair]

Mayor calls for homegrown protection...

Small town Mexican mayor issues call to arms against criminals
September 15, 2011 - Mexico has much tougher gun laws than the US, but towns desperate to contain crime might be wishing for easier access for their communities.

The mayor of a small town in northern Mexico has announced that his people are on the verge of arming themselves in response to a series of clashes between cartel gunmen that have plagued the town for months. Mexico’s El Diario reports that the town of Uruachi in Chihuahua state, which borders on Texas and New Mexico, has been virtually under siege since the beginning of the year, when fights between rival criminal organizations began to increase in frequency. These skirmishes came to a head on September 9, when a dozen gunmen descended on the town looking for several individuals.

Since then the men have carried out a series of attacks on other groups in Uruachi, turning the town into a virtual warzone. According to Uruachi Mayor Aldo Campos, the confrontations have littered the streets with over 2,000 spent rounds. Although the shootings have brought police investigators and the military to Uruachi, Mr. Campos claimed that their presence has done little to dissuade criminal activity in the town. In response, the mayor has declared that the residents of Uruachi are prepared to take matters into their own hands, even to the point of taking up arms against the gunmen. "We are worried that the men have blended into our community. We aren't afraid and we know what to do. The young people are already looking for weapons," he said.

A spokesman for the Attorney General of Chihuahua, Carlos Gonzalez, confirmed to Spanish news agency EFE that a group of gunmen entered the town on Friday in search of several individuals, but said that the men fled once the military and police investigators arrived. This is not the first time that a community has turned to vigilantism in response to the country’s shoddy justice system. Last May, the town of Cheran, Michoacan, formed a community defense force in order to protect the communal forest from illegal woodcutters protected by the Familia Michoacana drug gang. As InSight Crime has reported, a string of similar incidents in recent years suggests that vigilantism is on the rise in Mexico.

Source

Mexico's constitution does not give its people the right to bear arms. They are being killed because most are sitting ducks with no way of defending themselves. And they have a government that is too busy blaming the 'el norte' for all their ills. Have any of you seen or heard of any arrests for all the killings that have taken place now for more than a decade??? Of course not! Lately the arrests that have been made are courtesy of the USA who has agents/military there incognito doing it for them. I rest my case.

 

[LilOlLady]

We won't have to worry about those 40 smuggling any drug into this country.

 

[Wolfmoon]

Mexico doesn't report all the murders.