Is it basically true to say, The drug cartels so. of the border dwarf isis in terrorism

[tyroneweaver]

if this is true, we are in deep deep doo doo
especially with this president

 

[DarkFury]

if this is true, we are in deep deep doo doo
especially with this president

The drug cartels there are more like the mob. But as far as weapons and tactics? They are better armed and better trained.

 

[Obiwan]

if this is true, we are in deep deep doo doo
especially with this president

I just wonder when Obozo will send them more guns.

 

[TheOldSchool]

if this is true, we are in deep deep doo doo
especially with this president

It is true. Which is why we need to stop obsessing over the middle east and worry about our own backyard.

 

[Moonglow]

if this is true, we are in deep deep doo doo
especially with this president

I am sure you are aware we are selling Mexico all the military equipment they can afford to fight the cartels...

 

[Moonglow]

if this is true, we are in deep deep doo doo
especially with this president

I just wonder when Obozo will send them more guns.

Probably when Bush had walking guns...

 

[Mac1958]

The drug cartels have bought off the government, the law, and even the people. They've turned Mexico into a shit hole from which so many will do damn near anything to escape.

And this was the case long before Obama was around.

Our illegal immigration problem wouldn't exist if these people weren't so desperate to get the fuck out of there. Why aren't we focusing on the real problem?

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[Moonglow]

The drug cartels have bought off the government, the law, and even the people. They've turned Mexico into a shit hole from which so many will do damn near anything to escape.

And this was the case long before Obama was around.

Our illegal immigration problem wouldn't exist if these people weren't so desperate to get the fuck out of there. Why aren't we focusing on the real problem?

.

We already control Mexico...

 

[waltky]

Killer pleads guilty but refuses to rat on his friends...

‘Cartel enforcer’ pleads guilty, will not name cartels
Thu, Oct 08, 2015 - Once Jose Manuel Martinez acknowledged a vast killing spree, which included nine people in California, officials set out to decide whether the self-described cartel enforcer actually carried out the horrific crimes.

Details the 53-year-old Martinez provided confirmed his claims. He described with remarkable accuracy the victims’ clothes, body positions and the caliber of bullets he fired, investigators said. “He was spot on almost 100 percent of the time,” Tulare County Assistant Sheriff Scott Logue said. On Tuesday, a judge in central California accepted a guilty plea from Martinez that is to put him behind bars for the rest of his life. Yet confirming his ties to Mexican drug cartels could not be independently determined, Logue said, because Martinez refuses to name them.

Martinez was arrested in 2013, acknowledging a violent career that he said involved more than 30 killings across the US. Martinez is next month to be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole under the terms of a plea deal that removes the possibility of the death penalty. The deal came on the same day a preliminary hearing was set to begin to determine if Martinez would stand trial. Tulare County District Attorney Tim Ward said prosecutors were pleased about resolving the case. Martinez also pleaded guilty to a count of attempted murder of a 17-year-old.

Last year, Martinez pleaded guilty in Alabama to killing a man for making derogatory remarks about Martinez’s daughter. He was given a prison sentence of 50 years. In California, he was charged with killing people in Tulare, Kern and Santa Barbara counties between 1980 and 2011. The victims ranged in age from 22 to 56. Martinez also is facing two murder charges in Florida.

‘Cartel enforcer’ pleads guilty, will not name cartels - Taipei Times