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Can't Export Drugs? - Import Customers
Mexico's Legalization an Act of War on U.S.
American Patrol Report Comment -- August 23
Mexico has now legalized drug use. Its new law, passed Friday, says people can have a small amount of marijuana, cocaine, LSD, amphetamines, hallucinogenic mushrooms, and peyote. It will be up to state and local police, who are totally corrupted, to enforce the law.
Investor's Business Daily says the new law will give the cartels new customers and more cash to buy guns or bribe officials.
But what will this do to tourism in Mexico? Every drug addict will find a way to visit Mexico as often as possible. Kids, interested in experimentation, will find a convenient laboratory just south of the border – new addicts for Mexican drugs. Mexican border towns and tourist spots will boom. "The Tijuana Toke Trolley" will be the latest "trip."
Mexico has decided if we try to stop them sending drugs to the U.S., it will bring the U.S. to Mexico. It is an act of war.
Last year, American Border Patrol argued that the Mexican drug war was precipitated by the construction of new fencing and barriers along the border, but their message was suppressed.
On last night's "War Stories", Ollie North asked a BP Agent if the fence "changed anything." The agent said: "Definitely, this fence has made a big-big difference."
By refusing to acknowledge that border fencing precipitated the drug war in Mexico, the power-elite have deprived us of the opportunity to understand what is really going on at the border and what can be done about it. They have weaved a web of deceit in which we are now entangled.
 Watch Segments One / Two / Three |
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Riverside (Calif.) Press Enterprise sc
2 arrested in human-smuggling case
San Bernardino County sheriff's detectives and federal immigration agents have arrested two men they say dumped a Guatemalan man and woman in the Mojave Desert. -- Raul Enrique Ibarra, 27, and Pedro Marcos Marcos, 28, were taken into custody at a home in Lancaster in northern Los Angeles County... [See Crime Watch] |
D.K. Jamaal -- The Examiner
Obama: Illegals deserve free basic health care, but will legal taxpayers foot the bill?
Obama indicated this week that he‘s open to allowing illegal immigrants to continue receiving "basic" health care benefits even though he does not intend to insure them under his health insurance reform proposals. -- This admission is sure to open a can of worms, considering that many believe one of the reasons for the skyrocketing cost of health care and health insurance... |
WorldNetDaily.com
Obama participated in socialist party
President Obama participated in a controversial 1990s political party with a socialist agenda, recalls a major member of the organization known as the New Party. -- WND previously reported on newspaper evidence showing Obama was a member of the New Party, which sought to elect members to public office with the aim of moving the Democratic Party far leftward... |
Bill Sardi -- Lew Rockwell.com
Days away from economic chaos?
America is just a few days away from a possible day of reckoning. I again call attention to this day, August 25, when the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation issues its 2nd Quarter report for 2009 on the state of health of American banks. -- It has not particularly alarmed Americans that its growth and prosperity have been built upon debt... |
Mount Shasta (Calif.) Herald
Congressman Herger calls Obama plan 'threat to democracy'
Republican Congressman Wally Herger held a health care town hall meeting Aug. 18 at Simpson University in Redding, where a partisan crowd of over 2,000 people loudly cheered Herger's position that a public option was "unacceptable." -- Although Herger called several times for the audience to "respect each other’s opinions," those opposed to president Obama’s health care were greeted with cheers... |
Reuters
New deficit projections pose risks to Obama's agenda
President Barack Obama's domestic policy proposals will face the reality of skyrocketing deficits on Tuesday when officials release two government reports projecting huge budget shortfalls over the next decade. -- The White House budget office and the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), a non-partisan arm of Congress, release updated economic forecasts... |
Washington Post
'Swine flu' campaign waits on vaccine
Another wild card will be whether the vaccine will be delivered with an "adjuvant" to boost its effectiveness or stretch limited supplies into more doses. Adjuvants have been used in Europe, but the Food and Drug Administration has not authorized their use in the United States... |
Agence France-Presse
US jobless claims in surprise jump for second week
New claims for US unemployment benefits rose unexpectedly for the second consecutive week, the government said Thursday, raising concerns that soaring jobless numbers could stifle recovery from prolonged recession... |
Associated Press
Mexico frets about California plan to free inmates
Mexican authorities have been sending more alleged criminals north to the U.S. for trial since President Felipe Calderon took office. Now a Mexican official is worried about a flow in the other direction. Mexican authorities have been sending more alleged criminals north to the U.S. for trial since President Felipe Calderon took office. Now a Mexican official is worried about a flow in the other direction... [More Mexican meddling] |
Infowars -- Austin, Texas 
Unemployment edges up to Great Depression level
Here is a chart released by the government that claims to show the percentage of unemployed people in the United States as of July, 2009. It is a fictional snapshot of the actual number of unemployed and under-employed people... |
Orange County Register -- Santa Ana, Calif.
Possible illegal accused of raping autistic 7-year-old girl
A Huntington Beach man [Daniel Blas Flores] was arrested Wednesday afternoon on allegations he abducted, sodomized and raped an autistic 7-year-old girl. -- The girl was playing in the backyard of her apartment complex when she was taken against her will to a neighboring apartment, where she was assaults and then released... |
Jim Kouri, CPP -- NewsWithViews.com
Obama fails to address criminal aliens on Mexico trip
While people on both sides of the US-Mexico border expected to hear President Barack Obama plan for dealing with illegal aliens, they were treated only to the usual flowery language that is the hallmark of an Obama speech, according to border security advocates... |
FAIR via Right Side News -- Kennesaw, Ga.
ObamaCare will allow illegals access to taxpayer-funded health benefits
Critics of America's Affordable Health Care Act of 2009 (AAHCA), the health care reform bill currently working its way through the House of Representatives, have suggested the bill will provide taxpayer-funded health care to illegal aliens. Supporters of the bill maintain that Section 246 will prevent illegal aliens from receiving benefits under the bill. Section 246 states that... |
Los Angeles Times
Unemployment in California hits post-World War II high
California's jobless rate reached a fresh post-World War II high in July, climbing to 11.9%, a sobering reminder that though the nation's deep downturn may be nearing its end, the state's employment woes are far from over. -- Golden State employers cut their payrolls by 35,800 jobs in July... [See Cal Meltdown Watch] |
Alexander Meyer -- TrepaNation
Shepard Fairey declared new Propaganda Czar
I wouldn’t be surprised if I saw that headline on tomorrows MSNBC homepage. With the amount of unconstitutional 𠇌zars” created under Obama now topping 28, (second most ever, being 5). Until it is formally declared though, it can be the title of this article. Why such a biting sarcasm you ask? Well… |
American Patrol Report
North perpetuates DHS fence myth
In last night's "War Stories," Ollie North reported: "The latest addition to CBP's arsenal of defense is this fence, some 630 miles have been built, at a cost of $2.3 billion." CBP has built only about 250 miles of fence and most of that is useless. See North segment and "This is not a fence" by ABP. |
YouTube
Mexican flag-waving punks attack Gene Greene townhall attendees
A member of the group La Raza argues with and attacks one of the attendees of Gene Green's Townhall meeting on Tuesday, August 18. He became violent and Houston Police took him to jail. The La Raza members continued to confront us over the course of the night... |
Ann Coulter -- Human Events
Take two aspirin and call me when your cancer is stage 4
All the problems with the American health care system come from government intervention, so naturally the Democrats' idea for fixing it is more government intervention. This is like trying to sober up by having another drink. -- The reason seeing a doctor is already more like going to the DMV, and less like going to the Apple "Genius Bar..." [See Obama Watch] |
Philadelphia Inquirer
U.S. issues alert on Mexico travel (Michoacan and Chihuahua)
The U.S. State Department is warning Americans to stay away from President Felipe Calderon's home state of Michoacan, where drug-cartel members killed 18 federal agents last month. -- The alert issued yesterday does not recommend against traveling to Mexico but says violence has prompted the U.S. Embassy to urge Americans to delay unnecessary travel to Michoacan... |
J.B. Williams -- Canadian Free Press -- Toronto
Obama's well organized community is falling apart
It’s now official—the average American is not as stupid as Washington DC Democrats and their international leftist friends thought. Their mystery messiah has already gone from hero to zero after only seven months in power, and Obama has now become a noose around the neck of every American Democrat... |
Washington Times
Voight: Is Obama creating a civil war in America?
A Hollywood conservative has headed East. It's "Freedom Concert" time for Jon Voight. The Academy Award winner will join Sean Hannity in Cincinnati and Atlanta this weekend to honor fallen soldiers and present college scholarships to surviving children. Mr. Voight -- a warrior himself in many ways -- has been cogitating about the state of America, meanwhile... |
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