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Mexican
drug leaders have made a decision not to bring their violence north of
the border because it would jeopardize their sophisticated business
model. (September
2009)
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This
is a clip from a documentary about the Mexican drug cartels. It
sums up in 90 seconds what we're up against. Check out Rolling Stone's
Investigation (first posted
last September) for a look into how sophisticated they've
become, and how utterly pathological they remain. Looking at how
we're dealing with al-Qaeda terrorists in this country will tell you
how much chance we have of ending the threat. Which is why I
should be running Homeland Security. (Sunday,
January 31, 2010)
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how bad of an incident will we
need until the power that be finally fortify the border? I am not
talking sending unarmed National Guard, but installing concertina wire,
minefield, and free fire zones?
A murder here and there is not enough. Will the banditos cease and
slaughter an entire town before we get serious?
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The (useless) U.S. Homeland Security Department has said that Mexican
drug
cartels, including the Zetas, have infiltrated 276 U.S. cities and
represent the nation’s most serious organized-crime threat. (Brutal
Mexican drug gang crosses into U.S.) |
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GAH! Our
worthless government will get us all killed - if we let them.
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