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21 Bodies Turn Up in AcapulcoPosted on Jan 9, 2011
Fifteen decapitated bodies were found strewn outside an Acapulco shopping center Sunday and six more bodies were discovered in a taxicab as a bloody turf war rages in the resort city over control of drug shipment routes. —JCL
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By REDHORSE, January 11, 2011 at 3:17 pm Link to this comment
By the way LOGAN1 is the simple request that those entering the U.S. do so legally unreasonable? It has nothing to do with race. To pretend that there are not serious and adverse consequences attached to the illegals problem is naive.
Report thisBy REDHORSE, January 10, 2011 at 11:44 am Link to this comment
LOGAN1: Latino Union organizers and Social Outreach workers will be the first to confirm that “La Migra” often works hand-in-hand with factory owners exploiting illegal labor to remove trouble makers (organizers) and maintain labor quota’s. It is true that the Obama Administration has increased the arrest and deportation numbers.
I’ve come to believe that “pay to play” has compromised policy. Government and the MIC spook/mercenary shadowland has allowed installation of revolving door fixers who serve as an interface between International Black Market Crime and the financial interests of Corporate Washington. Recent revelations that American Banks were knowingly laundering “drug/crime” cash (fines/no prosecutions) and news reports where the major financial oversight arms of National Goverments were told to stand down/or close investigations into International financial criminal enterprises by Government leadership (I believe) confirms my suspicion.
The “illegals” problem is in fact a form of reverse outsourcing. It is managed for the benefit of capital at the expense of the American Taxpayer. It is only one aspect of the merger between the avaricious rich who control thugs like Boehner and International Black Market Financial/Criminal enterprise. It has subsumed Italy and Mexico and Washington is more than willing to bend over for it here.
Report thisBy PatrickHenry, January 10, 2011 at 7:03 am Link to this comment
Soon a Mexican version of los pepe’s will arise to clean house.
If the Police can’t keep you safe it will fall upon the victims and families of victims to get rid of these cockroaches.
Report thisBy aacme88, January 9, 2011 at 9:31 pm Link to this comment
Jeez. This could be really bad for tourism.
Report thisBy logan1, January 9, 2011 at 8:05 pm Link to this comment
Redhorse, the US government DOES enforce immigration laws. What on earth
gave you the idea that they are not enforcing them?
I am always dismayed to come onto Left or liberal sites and see the hatred towards
Report thisimmigrants expressed by liberals who simply want them rounded up same as the
Right Wing conservative crowd. It’s a crying shame…
By REDHORSE, January 9, 2011 at 7:16 pm Link to this comment
La Familia is an International gang with membership throughout Mexico, the United States and elsewhere. Drugs are only one of its cash cows. The refusal of American political leadership to at the least enforce current American immigration law or take any action at all to stop the International Black Market Cartels and the reverse outsourcing of American jobs illustrates the clear interface between International illegal markets and American Corporate interests. The American people are open prey to anyone who can funnel cash through K-Street fixers to American politicians. It’s about the money—and that’s all it’s about in Washington.
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