One of the Greatest Threats to Our Country

[Mac1958]

Seems to me the questions are (a) whether or not we can get Mexico's government on board with us going in and (b) if not, what happens if we just go in unilaterally and (literally) over their heads.

Mexico is not exactly enamored with Trump, it wouldn't surprise me at all if Trump/Homan chose (b). I sure don't know would happen then. That would then turn into a question of international law, and we know what Trump thinks of laws.

 

[Votto]

Seems to me the questions are (a) whether or not we can get Mexico's government on board with us going in and (b) if not, what happens if we just go in unilaterally and (literally) over their heads.

Mexico is not exactly enamored with Trump, it wouldn't surprise me at all if Trump/Homan chose (b). I sure don't know would happen then. That would then turn into a question of international law, and we know what Trump thinks of laws.

The cartels are at war with the US as they kill around 300 Americans every day.

You then use international laws regarding responding to being attacked by another country.

And no, Mexico is not going to help as they are more of a drug cartel than country.

And remember the Alamo!!

 

[Carl in Michigan]

This is an unpopular view around here, but since you asked, here's my answer to that question.

OR.......
The masses finally got so tired of this that they "rebelled" by voting for "the other guy."

We can't help people who won't take responsibility for their actions and want to believe they're being manipulated by dark, sinister conspiracies

 

[marvin martian]

The Drug Cartels in Mexico is what I consider one the greatest threats to our country. The Mexicans don't want us to start a war with these cartels in Mexico because they are really now under the thumb of these cartels and want the US to fight the cartels using a mythical peaceful means of fighting them. What is your opinion on how we should fight these cartels so they don't infiltrate our country like they have Mexico and take over our country like they have Mexico?

Deport the illegal criminals and gangbangers, and seal the border! The cartels are Mexico's problem, not ours. If we have a strong border, it will continue to be Mexico's problem, not ours.

 

[OldFlame]

Or get people in the US to stop doing drugs.

Now, now... you're starting to sound like the religious right! The left doesn't believe in people curtailing their pursuit of pleasure, regardless of whether it's moral or right, you've promoted 'anything goes' for decades, and now you're going to preach abstinence. Wtf?

 

[Whodatsaywhodat.]

The Drug Cartels in Mexico is what I consider one the greatest threats to our country. The Mexicans don't want us to start a war with these cartels in Mexico because they are really now under the thumb of these cartels and want the US to fight the cartels using a mythical peaceful means of fighting them. What is your opinion on how we should fight these cartels so they don't infiltrate our country like they have Mexico and take over our country like they have Mexico?

And democrats.

 

[onefour1]

Maybe help Mexico to get richer as a country, then they might end up dealing with the problem.

Maybe by helping them get richer would only help the cartels get richer and more powerful.

 

[onefour1]

The cartels are at war with the US as they kill around 300 Americans every day.

You then use international laws regarding responding to being attacked by another country.

And no, Mexico is not going to help as they are more of a drug cartel than country.

And remember the Alamo!!

We should declare any incident against Americans with the Drug Cartels to be an act of war and respond appropriately.

 

[Votto]

We should declare any incident against Americans with the Drug Cartels to be an act of war and respond appropriately.

I don't know if there are any terrorist groups out there that kill 300 people a day, yet nothing is ever done about it and they are not even labeled a terrorist group.

It leads me to believe that the US politicians may all be bought off like they are in Mexico, that and the average politician has no courage.

 

[buttercup]

They're just passing the baton off to each other from administration to administration at this point, until full spectrum dominance over the freeman is achieved...

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Sadly, the drones will love them for it.

I'm prety sure all of ths was broght up some years ago around here.

But...you know...''oh, that's old news''..heh heh heh...

Yep, well said.

The drones love them for it because those pulling the strings are smart enough to throw em some crumbs once in a while. In other words, some good things DO happen, but overall the plan stays the same. And based on the comments I've been reading on this site, most folks seem to be completely oblivious to the bigger picture.

You might not like this one, but that reminds me of a gif I saw on x that made me laugh today....

 

[onefour1]

I don't know if there are any terrorist groups out there that kill 300 people a day, yet nothing is ever done about it and they are not even labeled a terrorist group.

It leads me to believe that the US politicians may all be bought off like they are in Mexico, that and the average politician has no courage.

I watched a video where three women and their children were driving from the US to Mexico to attend a wedding and all three women and their very young children were all murdered by the cartels. This needs to be stopped and I hope it happens under the Trump administration.

 

[Votto]

I watched a video where three women and their children were driving from the US to Mexico to attend a wedding and all three women and their very young children were all murdered by the cartels. This needs to be stopped and I hope it happens under the Trump administration.

They may be worse than ISIS

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

The Drug Cartels in Mexico is what I consider one the greatest threats to our country. The Mexicans don't want us to start a war with these cartels in Mexico because they are really now under the thumb of these cartels and want the US to fight the cartels using a mythical peaceful means of fighting them. What is your opinion on how we should fight these cartels so they don't infiltrate our country like they have Mexico and take over our country like they have Mexico?

Racist

candycorn is triggered

 

[Votto]

Seems to me the questions are (a) whether or not we can get Mexico's government on board with us going in and (b) if not, what happens if we just go in unilaterally and (literally) over their heads.

Mexico is not exactly enamored with Trump, it wouldn't surprise me at all if Trump/Homan chose (b). I sure don't know would happen then. That would then turn into a question of international law, and we know what Trump thinks of laws.

The world already saw what the Left did with laws, they turned a misdemenour into a felony, just because they could when it comes to Trump

Trump will be accused of nothing but the worst either way, but if he saves American and Mexican lives, his popularity will go even higher than it did when you kids were involved with endless lawfare against him.

In fact, why are the democrats not screaming impeachment yet?

 

[sparky]

Yes the cartels are a nasty murderous lot that should all be rounded up, deported etc.

But in fairness they're pikers considering the damage the pharmacabal has (and will continue to ) impart

One serves as a blame shift for the other here

~S~

 

[Stann]

The Drug Cartels in Mexico is what I consider one the greatest threats to our country. The Mexicans don't want us to start a war with these cartels in Mexico because they are really now under the thumb of these cartels and want the US to fight the cartels using a mythical peaceful means of fighting them. What is your opinion on how we should fight these cartels so they don't infiltrate our country like they have Mexico and take over our country like they have Mexico?

The sins of a few of us work against all of US.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Maybe by helping them get richer would only help the cartels get richer and more powerful.

The issue in Mexico is that for a lot of people, it's worth getting into the cartel industry because the money elsewhere isn't good.

Some Americans will get into cartels, but a lot don't because it's not worth the risks.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Yep, well said.

The drones love them for it because those pulling the strings are smart enough to throw em some crumbs once in a while. In other words, some good things DO happen, but overall the plan stays the same. And based on the comments I've been reading on this site, most folks seem to be completely oblivious to the bigger picture.

You might not like this one, but that reminds me of a gif I saw on x that made me laugh today....

Yeah. Is what it is. You're outnumbered in that regard. Honestly, I'm of the position or view these days that it's far more conducive to quality of life to just go on with life and let others beat a dead horse. I remember laying all of this out years ago, even posting the legislation in waiting itself ,and nobody really cared.

And, so now here we are.

 

[whitehall]

Thanks to the lying bastards in the MSM, Americans forgot that the Hussein administration armed the Mexican drug cartels with a couple of thousand illegal weapons in "Operation Fast/Furious". It's likely that the weapons were used to subdue local Mexican populations but at least one of the weapons surfaced in the murder of a U.S. Border Patrol Officer. Barry Hussein did nothing but cover his ass and the pathetic asses of the ATF that invented the scheme. In a just world Obama could have been indicted for negligent homicide or manslaughter but the combination of the political judicial system and the mainstream media support but Americans were kept in the dark.

 

[buttercup]

Yeah. Is what it is. You're outnumbered in that regard. Honestly, I'm of the position or view these days that it's far more conducive to quality of life to just go on with life and let others beat a dead horse. I remember laying all of this out years ago, even posting the legislation in waiting itself ,and nobody really cared.

And, so now here we are.

Yeah, I remember when you brought the legislation and hidden agendas a long time ago, and it was always met with crickets. Most people don't think outside of the box, they just react emotionally to whatever is thrown at them (which is precisely what the Problem-Reaction-Solution tactic is for, to get the public to react a certain way, and I already explained why.)

As for your other point, I'm seriously considering doing just that. Just today as I was reading this site, I was thinking to myself I feel like I'm living in a different galaxy. Or that people are living in an alternate reality. It gets too disheartening. I'm starting to conclude that many people simply don't care about truth. People just care about "winning", but I put winning in quotes because one can't have a true win if they are deceived and misguided.