More Anti America from our southern Friends
Here is another example/ story that shows Mexico isn't our best of friend to the south.
"Mexican army escorts border drug-runners"
By Chris Kelly · April 12, 2005 01:54 PM
WND:
The Mexican army is escorting those attempting to cross over the U.S. border illegally – including known drug-runners – to areas not patrolled by the Minuteman Project near Naco, Ariz., say Border Patrol sources and other officials including [Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo., chairman of the Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus]...
..."President Bush should publicly denounce Mexico's latest act to curb U.S. law," said Tancredo. "The president of Mexico is threatening to sue any member of the Minutemen who have contact with a Mexican national, threatening to take the U.S. into the International Court of Justice at the Hague over the passage of Prop 200 in Arizona, and is providing transportation to Mexican nationals trying to sneak into the U.S. One could say he is acting in the best interest of his nation. Isn't it unfortunate we cannot say the same thing about President Bush?"
...Border Patrol sources say the Mexican army recently moved about 1,000 troops to the Agua Prieta region, just south of where the Minutemen are. These troops, the sources say, are diverting all of the illegal alien and drug-smuggling traffic away from the Minutemen...
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Why is it that this story goes largly unreported by the news and is found eaily on the internet? Could it be that drugs run rampet in the broadcast industry? Is it because of the hemp croud do not want people to know how they get their fix? What about the reports of our national parks having to have special squads of park rangers dropped in to protect and remove drug growers and runners. ( google national parks and drugs, or even achieved CBS stories on this. Or go to Fox and check it out.)
Then in a surprising turn of opinion from NewsMax check out this story on this link.
Sierra Club May Urge Tighter ImmigrationSunday, April 10, 2005 2:51 p.m. EDT
Interesting that now they are starting to see open boarders lead to trash in the cvast wildlife areas, unwanted trails and is counter productive to the tree hugging agenda.
"Mexican army escorts border drug-runners"
By Chris Kelly · April 12, 2005 01:54 PM
WND:
The Mexican army is escorting those attempting to cross over the U.S. border illegally – including known drug-runners – to areas not patrolled by the Minuteman Project near Naco, Ariz., say Border Patrol sources and other officials including [Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo., chairman of the Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus]...
..."President Bush should publicly denounce Mexico's latest act to curb U.S. law," said Tancredo. "The president of Mexico is threatening to sue any member of the Minutemen who have contact with a Mexican national, threatening to take the U.S. into the International Court of Justice at the Hague over the passage of Prop 200 in Arizona, and is providing transportation to Mexican nationals trying to sneak into the U.S. One could say he is acting in the best interest of his nation. Isn't it unfortunate we cannot say the same thing about President Bush?"
...Border Patrol sources say the Mexican army recently moved about 1,000 troops to the Agua Prieta region, just south of where the Minutemen are. These troops, the sources say, are diverting all of the illegal alien and drug-smuggling traffic away from the Minutemen...
TrackBack <0> .
Why is it that this story goes largly unreported by the news and is found eaily on the internet? Could it be that drugs run rampet in the broadcast industry? Is it because of the hemp croud do not want people to know how they get their fix? What about the reports of our national parks having to have special squads of park rangers dropped in to protect and remove drug growers and runners. ( google national parks and drugs, or even achieved CBS stories on this. Or go to Fox and check it out.)
Then in a surprising turn of opinion from NewsMax check out this story on this link.
Sierra Club May Urge Tighter ImmigrationSunday, April 10, 2005 2:51 p.m. EDT
Interesting that now they are starting to see open boarders lead to trash in the cvast wildlife areas, unwanted trails and is counter productive to the tree hugging agenda.
