by boat by plane...coming to america

[strollingbones]

The Mexican army and heavily armed federal police with a helicopter flying overhead raided a drug warehouse Thursday morning in Juárez even as killings are surging beyond the extraordinary levels of last year.

If it isn't a war zone, it would be hard to tell by the body count, which has reached 207 in the Juárez area this year.

In the first five days of February, 54 people were slain, surpassing the 37 homicides in all of February last year.

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Last Saturday, three severed heads - the latest in a string of similar decapitations in the valley - were found in an ice chest in the main plaza in El Millón, along with an undisclosed threatening message, police said.

The valley drug-smuggling corridor is reputedly controlled by Jose Rodolfo Escajeda, alias "El Rikin," who was featured by the Drug Enforcement Administration on a "wanted" billboard in El Paso last year, a DEA spokesman said. Escajeda remains at large.

full article: 207 dead; army storms warehouse in Juárez - El Paso Times


how do we stop this type of violence from coming into our country? or can we? my suggestion..legal pot..take the profit out of drugs...invest the money expended on the failed drug war....on other things

 

[Wolfmoon]

how do we stop this type of violence from coming into our country? or can we? my suggestion..legal pot..take the profit out of drugs...invest the money expended on the failed drug war....on other things

If we legalize and take the profit out of pot, how will the Mexicans get paid, won't they be angry?

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"3 Baja cops, civilian found decapitated; cartels blamed"

ROSARITO BEACH – The decapitated bodies of three police officers and a civilian were discovered here yesterday morning, and their heads were found hours later in Tijuana in what some see as a particularly grisly message from drug cartels.

SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Mexico > Tijuana & The Border -- 3 Baja cops, civilian found decapitated; cartels blamed

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"9 headless bodies found in Mexican border city "
Nov. 30, 2008

TIJUANA, Mexico - The bodies of nine decapitated men were found in a vacant lot in Tijuana Sunday, part of a wave of violence that claimed at least 23 lives over the weekend in this border city plagued by warring traffickers, authorities said.

9 headless bodies found in Mexican border city

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"12 decapitated bodies found in Mexico"

Authorities found the decapitated bodies of 12 men in the southern state of Guerrero on Sunday, and some of the victims have been identified as soldiers.

12 decapitated bodies found in Mexico - Topix

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Phoenix papers report that 6 Mexicans killed a Phoenix man who was found dead by police in a local neighborhood home riddled with more than 100 bullets. Google or click on:They're known as "Los Zetas

Dozens of people have been decapitated in Mexico so far this year, with heads stuck on fence posts, found in trash bags and heads being tossed onto a nightclub dance floor for all to see.Google or click on:
Alarming Sensitive U.S. Government


National Writers Syndicate - Mexico’s Civil War Killing More Americans

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"Young girl raped and beheaded in Florida by Mexican traffickers"

June 30, 2008

A little girl who, after being taken to the Florida panhandle from Mexico, resisted while being raped, and was subsequently made an example of by being beheaded in front of other girls being held to be raped repeatedly. The girls made to watch were then left in the room with the little girls body for several hours. Click here for video (SOURCE:Hyscience)

Young girl beheaded in Florida b

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KTSM News
February 2, 2009

"Tijuana mexico, 2006, four people are arrested and charged with murder."

Police say the four were drug smugglers, who turned on one of their partners. The victim, was tied to a chair. His captors wanted the money he had taken from them. They weren't happy when they found out he had spent it.

"This subject gets a saw and cuts off his leg, cuts off another leg, cuts off his arm. He's dead and then this girl gets the cutting saw and cuts off his head and takes his head and offers it up to Santa Muerte." says Robert Almonte, the head of the Texas Narcotics Officers Association. Santa Muerte, the saint of death, was given the head as an offering.

Only on 9: The Dark Religion of the Santa Muerte | KTSM.com | El Paso · Las Cruces · Juarez

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"The Dark Religion of the Santa Muerte"

September, 2008, Yucantan, Mexico, just outside of cancun. Eleven bodies are found, heads cut off, and the bodies stacked on top of each other. In a nearby field, police find a circle where there are eleven burned spots. Authorities believe the heads of the eleven victims were burned here. Days later, when police raid the homes of the men they say were involved they found shrines to Santa Muerte. Investigators believe that was also an offering to Santa Muerte.

Banuelas explains the human offerings this way. "Just cut off somebody's head and give it to the Santa Muerte and you think you're being religious and they are violating everything that is religious in their soul."

Only on 9: The Dark Religion of the Santa Muerte | KTSM.com | El Paso · Las Cruces · Juarez

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Hezbollah is now believed to be training Mexican drug cartel enforcers the art of bomb making. The training is designed to combat the Mexican Army and police, American Special Forces and DEA agents now operating in Mexico.
American Chronicle | Mexican Drug cartels and Hezbollah operating in Mexico and U.S.

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U.S. law enforcement has established that there is increasing coordination between Mexican drug cartels, human smuggling networks and U.S.-based gangs. The cartels use street and prison gangs located in the United States as their distribution networks. In the United States, the gang members operate as surrogates and enforcers for the cartels.

Members of Hezbollah (terrorist group) have already entered the United States across the Southwest border.


HOUSE COMMITTEE ON HOMELAND SECURITY
Page 4.

http://www.house.gov/mccaul/pdf/Inve...der-Report.pdf

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Another brutal means of torture and death is called “guisoe.” This practice involves putting a person into a 55 gallon drum, usually dead, but not always, and pouring various flammable liquids over the body and lighting it on fire. A variation on this method is to place a burning tire around the neck of an individual, burning the victim alive. The remains are dumped on roadsides as a message to others who would consider crossing the cartels. The ruthless methods employed by these cartels to torture and kill their competitors are no different than the techniques used by Al Qa'ida and other terrorist organizations. This level of brutality is particulary troubling as the cartels are executing these vicious murders a mere stones-throw from U.S. soil.

HOUSE COMMITTEE ON HOMELAND SECURITY
Page 12.
A Line in the Sand: Confronting the Threat at the Southwest Border
http://www.house.gov/mccaul/pdf/Investigaions-Border-Report.pdf

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Growing communities

Fueled by immigration from the Middle East and conversion, especially among Afro-Caribbeans attracted by the promise of a color-blind society described in the Quran, Islam has become the fastest-growing religion in the Latin America and Caribbean region.
HispanicMuslims.com

 

[Wolfmoon]

 

[catzmeow]

Actually, mj isn't the big money maker for these cartels. Methamphetamine, heroine, and cocaine are. Legalizing pot would have very little impact on them. They would just shift their focus more into the drugs that are unlikely to ever be legalized.

 

[Terry]

Is it true what I heard that over 70 people were kidnapped from US soil by the cartels? Mostly young girls to use as a toy? Where is the press on this if true. I heard it on a TV show.

 

[Wolfmoon]

Actually, mj isn't the big money maker for these cartels. Methamphetamine, heroine, and cocaine are. Legalizing pot would have very little impact on them. They would just shift their focus more into the drugs that are unlikely to ever be legalized.

FYI, (for your information)

In the year of 2005, As much as 5.8 million kilograms of marijuana entered the United States from Mexico. The Mexican cartels, and the smuggling rings and gangs they leverage, wield substantial control over the routes into the United States and pose substantial challenges to U.S. law enforcement to secure the Southwest border. The cartels operate along the border with military grade weapons, technology and intelligence and their own respective paramilitary enforcers.

Page 3 & 4. Homeland Security Report
http://www.house.gov/mccaul/pdf/Investigaions-Border-Report.pdf

 

[Wolfmoon]

Is it true what I heard that over 70 people were kidnapped from US soil by the cartels? Mostly young girls to use as a toy? Where is the press on this if true. I heard it on a TV show.

In my opinion, The Drug Cartels are pretty vile animals. I don't know how many they have kiddnapped but just for Phoenix the numbers are staggering. They find dead bodies all the time and the illegal aliens have held up Burger Kings, Wendy's, Mc Donalds with six guns and robbed everyone in the restaurants.

I have heard news reports of young girls as young as 10 escaping before being taken over the Mexican border. One 10 year old was from Massachusetts, I think, somewhere in the northeast. Fair hair, blue eyes, white skin are valuable commodities in Mexico. The illegal alien abductor opened the trunk so, the girl could get some air and she got loose from the duct tape bindings he had on her. She jumped out at the gas station they were stopped at and ran inside and yelled for help.

What I would like to know, is how many children are missing in the United States. Also, how many teenagers and women and who's taking them. I heard in Florida alone has 57,000 children missing. I think the Human Smugglers are smuggling some people in and smuggling Americans out of the country.

COMMING TO YOUR TOWN SOON!

Official: Phoenix New Kidnapping Capital Of U.S.

June 25, 2008

PHOENIX -- Phoenix has become the kidnapping capital of the United States, because of illegal immigration and human smuggling, according to the head of the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association.
In the past year, there were 359 kidnappings in Phoenix. The kidnappings were connected to illegal immigration and the numbers may represent just the tip of the iceberg.

Official: Phoenix New Kidnapping Capital Of U.S. - Phoenix News Story - KPHO Phoenix

 

[Tech_Esq]

The Mexican army and heavily armed federal police with a helicopter flying overhead raided a drug warehouse Thursday morning in Juárez even as killings are surging beyond the extraordinary levels of last year.

If it isn't a war zone, it would be hard to tell by the body count, which has reached 207 in the Juárez area this year.

In the first five days of February, 54 people were slain, surpassing the 37 homicides in all of February last year.

--------------------------

Last Saturday, three severed heads - the latest in a string of similar decapitations in the valley - were found in an ice chest in the main plaza in El Millón, along with an undisclosed threatening message, police said.

The valley drug-smuggling corridor is reputedly controlled by Jose Rodolfo Escajeda, alias "El Rikin," who was featured by the Drug Enforcement Administration on a "wanted" billboard in El Paso last year, a DEA spokesman said. Escajeda remains at large.

full article: 207 dead; army storms warehouse in Juárez - El Paso Times


how do we stop this type of violence from coming into our country? or can we? my suggestion..legal pot..take the profit out of drugs...invest the money expended on the failed drug war....on other things

Actually, not far from what I was thinking today when watching a report on the Police Chief in Cancun being arrested for complicity with the drug lords. It looks like the drug lords have an ingenious new tact for taking the risk and the cost out of the drug trade, don't take it to the US, take it instead to the place US citizens go to party.

Imagine the cost/benefit a small third-world island country, let alone a somewhat advanced country like Mexico, would have to go through to prevent the growth of the drug trade in their countries. Under pressure from well-funded drug cartels, they would almost surely be forced to either make it legal or have their society collapse in a cesspool of corruption induced by drug money.

For the US, we could fight it. We have the capability. Whether it is a profitable expenditure of resources either societally or in any other way is another matter.

 

[Wolfmoon]

[FONT=times new roman, new york, times, serif]Traffickers have thoroughly penetrated Mexico's government institutions – even the agencies that are supposed to be dedicated to battling the cartels. In recent weeks, prosecutors charged top officials in the Attorney General's Office with being informers for the drug organizations. They allegedly received payments of $150,000 to $450,000 per month for information regarding surveillance targets and potential raids. Those sums are more than even high-level law enforcement personnel can make in several years – and lower-level personnel can make in several decades.[/FONT]

[FONT=times new roman, new york, times, serif]Source:[/FONT]
[FONT=times new roman, new york, times, serif]http://www3.signonsandiego.com/stories/2009/feb/08/lz1e8carpente22145-threat-our-security-border/?uniontrib[/FONT]

 

[Wolfmoon]

In my opinion, it's a pretty poor idea to legalize any drugs, when so many drugs have already entered the country and so many of America's youth are drug dependent. That would send the wrong message, that says, it's OK to continue the use of all illegal drugs.

We have given Mexico billions of dollars in the past to fight drugs. They choose to use the money, to make the Drug Cartels more powerful. Since, drug peddling is a lucrative business and by aiding the drug cartels, the Mexican politicians can and do make a lot of money from it.

Currently the U.S. is giving Mexico 1.4 billion in 2009. I think we should stop giving them Aid of any kind including Foreign Aid. Since, the Mexican government is as big of a problem as the drug cartels! I think we should deport all illegal aliens in the United States and finish, fortify and guard our border fence. Let Mexico straighten out their own country since, they helped create the mess in the first place. They'll never straighten out their mess, as long as they're being spoon fed, billions of dollars by the U.S.

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On December 3, 2008, the U.S. government gave Mexico the first part of a $400 million dollars aid package called, "The Merida Initiative".

U.S. Ambassador Tony Garza formally released $197 million dollars at a signing ceremony in Mexico City. The rest will be disbursed throughout the year of 2009.

Source:

http://cbs3.com/national/mexico.drug.war.2.879322.html

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President Bush recently announced the $1.4 billion "Mérida Initiative," a joint U.S.- Mexico program to further the drug war fight.

Source:

http://www.heritage.org/Research/Crime/wm1705.cfm

 

[indago]

by boat by plane...coming to america

...to peep into your windows...

CREEPY

Illegal Alien PEEPING TOM

 

[catzmeow]

Imagine the cost/benefit a small third-world island country, let alone a somewhat advanced country like Mexico, would have to go through to prevent the growth of the drug trade in their countries. Under pressure from well-funded drug cartels, they would almost surely be forced to either make it legal or have their society collapse in a cesspool of corruption induced by drug money.
.

Welcome to Jamaica, Mon.

 

[Wolfmoon]

by boat by plane...coming to america

...to peep into your windows...

CREEPY

Illegal Alien PEEPING TOM

In my opinion, Very disturbing, he was probably looking for children and for the right opportunity. Americans are much to trusting and are not use to this level of sickness and violence. They need to lock their doors even when they are home. Most of the time, the criminals just walks right through an unlocked door.

When you have the majority of 20 million+ illegal aliens being men and very few women. Sex and violence on T.V. and in magazines. I think you have a problem. They have been caught at the border trying to smuggle their kidnapped children victims out of the country. Is there a direct correlation between illegal aliens and missing children. America OPEN YOUR EYES!

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There are over 50,000 missing children in the state of Florida alone. Nationally the number of missing children exceeds 1.5 million.

Sponsor-A-Child

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The United Nations list Mexico as the number one center for the supply of young children to international pedophile organizations.
http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/mexico.htm

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Every day eight American children are victims of a sex crime committed by an illegal alien.

http://www.house.gov/apps/list/hearing/ia05_king/col_20060505_bite.html

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Nearly One Million Sex Crimes Are Committed by Illegal Immigrants, In The United States".

http://www.drdsk.com/articles.html

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Two-thirds of illegal aliens lack a high school degree, the primary reason they create a fiscal deficit is their low education levels.

http://www.gao.gov/archive/1998/he98030.pdf

 

[007]

And now, on top of all what's already been posted about the HORRORS of illegal aliens, you can thank team obama for stripping the E-Verify requirement out of the stimulus bill that required entities receiving stimulus money to use it. Now unscrupulous companies can just go about hiring illegal aliens as they've been doing, and fuck LEGAL AMERICAN workers.

Sell outs... pelosi, reid, obama... LIBERALS.

We need another Boston Tea Party, or Civil War, something. This country is going to have clean house sooner or later.

 

[Wolfmoon]

And now, on top of all what's already been posted about the HORRORS of illegal aliens, you can thank team obama for stripping the E-Verify requirement out of the stimulus bill that required entities receiving stimulus money to use it. Now unscrupulous companies can just go about hiring illegal aliens as they've been doing, and fuck LEGAL AMERICAN workers.

Sell outs... pelosi, reid, obama... LIBERALS.

We need another Boston Tea Party, or Civil War, something. This country is going to have clean house sooner or later.

In my opinion, I agree. I know people who are so brainwashed and out of touch and are so afraid of being called a racist, that they're willing to sacrifice their own childrens future. It makes me just want to hurl.

 

[indago]

I didn't vote for any DEMOLICANS!

 

[indago]

CNN — LOU DOBBS TONIGHT — Aired February 12, 2009 - 19:00 ET

LOU DOBBS, CNN ANCHOR: You're about to watch an incredible video tonight of a home invasion caught on security cameras in a home in Tucson, Arizona. Now, in this, you will see four men armed with automatic weapons surrounding a suburban home. But the homeowner defended himself and his home and a shootout broke out in broad daylight, as you see here — David Marino of our affiliate KVOA with our report.

(BEGIN VIDEOTAPE)

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSM3es5NR34]HOME INVASION SHOOTOUT[/ame]

DAVID MARINO, KVOA TV: The surveillance video captures it all, four suspects armed and dangerous, attempting to invade a southwest side home.

DEP. EARL GIERON, PIMA CO., ARIZ. SHERIFF'S OFFICE: The victim was able to get back inside his house, close his door, semi barricade it, reach for a weapon that was easily accessible.

MARINO: That's when you hear gunfire.

(SHOTS)

MARINO: The four men retreat, get into their car, but not before the homeowner's bullets hit the windshield. The sheriff officials say the homeowner has surveillance cameras installed all around his house.

GIERON: That was just for his own home security.

MARINO: People living in the neighborhood heard all the gunshots and saw the aftermath. Some stray bullets even hit a home across the street.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I was asleep around noon Thursday, and I heard gunshots. Then I heard about four or five more shots go out in rapid succession. Then I heard a car squeal off.

LAWRENCE CRUZ, NEIGHBOR: I'm very watchful where we live. I think everybody has a right to defend their property.

MARINO: Pima County detectives did find the suspects' vehicle at a home near Cardinal and Valencia. But the four men are still on the run.

(END VIDEOTAPE)

DOBBS: David Marino of KVOA reporting from Tucson. Joining me now for more on this shootout is Lieutenant Michael O'Connor of the Pima County, Arizona Sheriff's Department who says he's seen more and more of these kinds of incidents. Lieutenant, first of all thank you for being here.

LIEUTENANT MICHAEL O'CONNOR, PIMA COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT: I'm happy to be here, Mr. Dobbs.

DOBBS: Lieutenant, I understand one of the suspects has been arrested?

O'CONNOR: Yes. I can now report that late last night, we arrested one of the suspects. In the video, if you see the gentleman that's running along the left side of the car, you know, white shirt, appears he has a shoulder holster, that individual has been arrested. We couldn't report that before now, because we were serving a total of six search warrants today.

DOBBS: Wow. Can you identify the man tonight?

O'CONNOR: Yes. His name is David Gutierrez. He lives in Tucson. And we know he's an associate, a friend of the other individual that we believe was involved and actually behind the wheel and actually shot in this incident. And that individual is Jesus Mendovel. We have an active arrest warrant for him currently.

DOBBS: Shocking. This is an amazing video. The homeowner did a heck of a job here in defending himself, his family, his home. What can you tell us about the motivation for this incident? At least your investigation has indicated at this point.

O'CONNOR: Well, what I can tell you is its very consistent so far with the home invasions we're having. I can tell you they have increased drastically. The robbery assault team is out on a home invasion currently as I speak.

But on this case, it's believed that he has a history, has some narcotics history in his background, and that's typical of these. For whatever reason, people will attack someone's home, either for — thinking there's drugs there, because they've got a history, or perhaps they have not paid a debt that's owed to them and it's going to be a kidnapping. But at this point we're not actually sure what happened. But most likely it's one of those scenarios.

DOBBS: Lieutenant, forgive me, but you say he, you're referring to the homeowner with that background, correct?

O'CONNOR: Yes, that's correct.

DOBBS: And as you talk about the number of incidents increasing, we learned this week that Phoenix is now the kidnapping capital of the United States. Are you seeing an escalation in violence across the board, including kidnappings there in Pima County as well?

O'CONNOR: Absolutely. I mean, over the last three — well, probably close to two years, going into three years, we see the drastic increase in the number of home invasions. Last year we would have, four years, maybe two dozen a year. Now we're having almost a dozen or so a month. It's really gotten crazy. And it's spillover from what's going on south of the border.

DOBBS: Lieutenant, finally, and very quickly if I may, the homeowner defending himself, his property. He's, in your judgment, totally within his rights in the way he conducted himself?

O'CONNOR: Oh, absolutely. There's no question. You look at that video and the way these guys storm into his home with masks on. Their faces covered. With obviously a long rifle appears to be an ak-47, or an al-15. The other guys are carrying semiautomatic handguns. They were ready to assault this house. And I think it's just very fortunate it turned out the way it did in that the homeowner was safe.

DOBBS: I guess we can say once again, thank you for the second amendment. Thank you, lord.

O'CONNOR: Exactly.

DOBBS: Thank you, Lieutenant Michael O'Connor of Pima County Sheriff's Department, appreciate your time.

 

[Wolfmoon]

Here's the link to: CNN — LOU DOBBS TONIGHT — Aired February 12, 2009 - 19:00 ET

LOU DOBBS, CNN ANCHOR: You're about to watch an incredible video tonight of a home invasion caught on security cameras in a home in Tucson, Arizona.

http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0902/12/ldt.01.html

A home invasion caught on security cameras in Tucson, Arizona by four men armed with automatic weapons surrounding a suburban home. But the homeowner defended himself and his home and a shootout broke out in broad daylight...

 

[xsited1]

---

Last Saturday, three severed heads - the latest in a string of similar decapitations in the valley - were found in an ice chest in the main plaza in El Millón, along with an undisclosed threatening message, police said.---

Now I know how to get a-head in Mexico! Hehehe!

 

[editec]

There are over 50,000 missing children in the state of Florida alone. Nationally the number of missing children exceeds 1.5 million.

Preposterous assertion.

If 1.5 million children were missing we'd all personally know three or four missing children by name.

As to the drug cartels?

We gave them the franchise to sell illegal drugs and now we wonder how to deal with them?

America is TRULY run either by idiots or criminals.