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his decapitated body left in a pickup truck and his severed head placed atop the vehicle's roof.

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Post pics or didn't happen.......

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It's literally in a post above. Look closer.

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its a joke and you can find it on twitter.....Lighten up Francis.

aggiepanic95 said:

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TexasRebel said:

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Logos Stick said:

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And the Dems are importing this.

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Ironic that the victims are politicians.

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Maybe the mayor had US plates and a bunch of stuff packed in his car, otherwise, he would've been totally safe.

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Probably driving the wrong make/model of car/suv.

Ghost Mech said:

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BkYdPitmaster said:

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his decapitated body left in a pickup truck and his severed head placed atop the vehicle's roof.

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Post pics or didn't happen.......

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It's literally in a post above. Look closer.

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its a joke and you can find it on twitter.....Lighten up Francis.

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Ok. Went over my head. I'll lighten up. But don't call me Francis.

I agree, if you follow those 139 rules, then Mexico is every bit as safe as South Africa.

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Hispanic teenagers in California and Texas tend to have a ton of kids at a very early age. The typical GOP voter does not.

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Have you been paying attention? Hispanics are trending towards the GOP every year. Outside of the Dems' false racism narrative, your party's beliefs are antithetical to most Hispanics. As they become a larger percentage of the population they will completely shed the false victimology paradigm that is the only Dem selling point.

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Have I been paying attention?

Of course I have.

If what you say is true....then moving forward the GOP shouldn't have any issues getting its politicians elected in the major cities.

The GOP is on a downward trajectory based on having lost the popular vote in every Presidential Election since 1992 except for George W in 2004.
Its been 20 years since a Republican candidate for POTUS got more people to vote for him than his Democratic challenger.

The tipping point of this 60 year culture war between the Modern GOP and the Democrats will end when the Democrats capture Texas in a Presidential election.

100 years ago the Communist Party of China completely wiped out the Nationalist Party.

Democrats ultimate plan is to grow Texas entertainment sector with forays into gambling and vices like weed and alcohol.
Once Texas goes blue the Democrats will then take all the credit for the great work that people like Abbott and Cornyn have done the past 20 years to bring all these new companies and people to Texas.

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Chili sits in a valley between Acapulco and Mexico City. When we evacked from Acapulco heading inland to Chilpancingo year, you could see cars burning alongside the highway. That is generally indicative of a cartel killing. The whole state of Guerrero is dangerous and on the State Department "no-go" list. Thanks, Lopez-Obrador.

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So sad. Vacationed in Acapulco 30 years ago and it was awesome. Too dangerous now.

RikkiTikkaTagem said:

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I used to do mission work down there for AFC. That's terrible. What's even more terrible is that everybody just seems fine to accept it.

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They can't defend themself, so they can't do anything.

Life without a 2nd amendment is different.

Although I love the people of Mexico, that place has always had an armed insurrection or revolution. When you are in a Mexican city and someone points out La Plaza de la Revolucion (plaza of the revolution), the question inevitably follows, "which revolution"?

Early voting analysis in two primarily Hispanic counties along the Texas border suggests Republicans are outpacing Democrats in voter enthusiasm and perhaps turnout, and Hispanic politicians in the state tell Fox News that its indicative of a larger trend.

A report from the political consulting company Ryan Data & Research shows that Republicans are 76% of the way to matching 2018 turnout in Cameron County, Texas along the southern border with Mexico with eight days remaining until Election Day. In Hidalgo County, which also sits on the border with Mexico, turnout is 65% of the way to matching 2018.


On the Democrat side, the party is only 59% of the way to matching 2018 turnout in Cameron County and 47% of the way in Hidalgo County.

Hispanic political candidates and operatives in Texas told Fox News that the early data points to a larger trend of Hispanic voters, especially in the Rio Grande Valley, supporting Republican candidates in areas that have been predominantly controlled by Democrats for decades.

Armenta added that there is a "new" and "different energy" with Republican voters in the predominantly Hispanic Rio Grande Valley, where he believes that the Republican message of family values, border security and cracking down on crime is resonating with voters.

"It's about the issues that are impacting their home," Armenta said. "The issues that are impacting their pocket book, their schools, the crime in their neighborhoods. When as a Republican candidate, I'm talking to them and I just ask them even in the last 13 months of the Biden administration, 'Are things better for you?' The answer is, 'No.'"

Armenta explained that Hispanic voters in South Texas are very much concerned about illegal immigration in their neighborhoods and support Republican efforts to secure the southern border.

Border security is all about crime," Armenta said. "These voters, the Latino voters, are legal citizens.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/texas-early-voting-data-hispanic-shift-gop

Mexico is an absolute **** hole from pillar to post, and a clear and present danger on our southern border.

We should invade it, eliminate the threats, and import economic success.

Defending the new Southern border would be a hell of a lot easier, too.

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UTExan said:

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Chili sits in a valley between Acapulco and Mexico City. When we evacked from Acapulco heading inland to Chilpancingo year, you could see cars burning alongside the highway. That is generally indicative of a cartel killing. The whole state of Guerrero is dangerous and on the State Department "no-go" list. Thanks, Lopez-Obrador.

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So sad. Vacationed in Acapulco 30 years ago and it was awesome. Too dangerous now.

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Yep. After Hurricane Otto (cat 5) hit last year on a Tuesday, we were stranded in the tourist area. Kitchen had some long, sharp knives, thank goodness. I didn't see any federal presence until Thursday morning when a Mexican navy helicopter flew along the coast. Thursday afternoon we evacuated and the poor locals were already looting hotels and stealing copper wire from city utility and electrical grid components. We ran into a column of National Guard coming down the highway from Mexico City late Thursday afternoon outside the city, but it looked like security theater with the Guard outfitted with actual truck mounted machine guns and rifles when what they really needed were a lot of police on the ground with shotguns and Glocks.

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Logos Stick said:

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And the Dems are importing this.

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Ironic that the victims are politicians.

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Honest politicians trying to do what's right.
American politicians should be ok. No issues with honesty or integrity.

Red Fishing Ag93 said:

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RikkiTikkaTagem said:

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I used to do mission work down there for AFC. That's terrible. What's even more terrible is that everybody just seems fine to accept it.

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They can't defend themself, so they can't do anything.

Life without a 2nd amendment is different.

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This. The cartel thugs all have numerous weapons. Normal citizens have none. What they need now is for every household to have a 30 caliber rifle or a 12 gauge shotgun with plenty of ammo. Good would eventually conquer evil.

What in the kabala is going on in Sheinbaum's Mexico?

The chick they voted in as president is going to be a complete disaster too.

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i guess someone felt like their tree of liberty was thirsty.

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Then, the question is who are the Patriots and who are the tyrants.

Having worked on the border in the mid 90's, one could go into Mexico and feel somewhat safe.

Now, their is no way I would go to Mexico.

Even the resorts have gotten dangerous.

General Jack D. Ripper said:

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Mexico is a failed narco state. I was detained on the beach once. I expected for something to be dropped on me. I'll never go back to that hell hole.

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One of these days we are going to have to stop them. How about a large 51st state?

If you bring more Mexicans in, we will be more like Mexico. Think about it.

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My FIL who was born and raised in the RGV, is fully fluent and then some, knows every custom and culture, used to go visit friends and some cousins in Monterrey pretty regularly. He take a bus from Harlingen. It's been at least 10 years since he got back from one his visits and declared "nope" (in Spanish of course). He's never gone back.

Something about having the cartel blockade the highway and go through every passenger onboard at gun point, taking all of their valuables, then beating the sh** out of the driver before shooting out the tires, makes a guy decide this is a bad idea.

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I used to take that bus ride from McAllen back in the day. Been close to 20years since I felt safe on the route. Mexico is a failed cartel state as said earlier.

Didn't Trump say our military should attack targets in Mexico?

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General Jack D. Ripper said:

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Mexico is a failed narco state. I was detained on the beach once. I expected for something to be dropped on me. I'll never go back to that hell hole.

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One of these days we are going to have to stop them. How about a large 51st state?

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I have a feeling that Puerto Rico will become the 51st state sometime in the next 30 years.

Hawaii was the last state admitted to the United States and that was in 1959.
The USA has only had 50 states for the past 65 years or so.

There is going to be a lot of pressure over the next 50 years to turn Washington DC and Puerto Rico into states #51 and 52.

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Didn't Trump say our military should attack targets in Mexico?

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I think so, but, regardless, taking out those targets is like taking out the top guys of terrorist groups in the ME. Sure, you kill them, and then they're replaced before you know it.

Anyone ever driven down Baja Californian peninsula from SD to Cabo? Safe? Dangerous?

People will still be planning their Cancun vacation though.

You will probably be dead before you leave Tijuana

I hope I'm able to maintain soyface when Trump starts beheading the gays.

Where's the poster that claims that - because he hasn't been attacked or killed in Mexico - it's perfectly safe and everyone who thinks otherwise is just fear-mongering?

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You will probably be dead before you leave Tijuana

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That's hyperbole lol

I think a lot of Americans make this drive

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Where's the poster that claims that - because he hasn't been attacked or killed in Mexico - it's perfectly safe and everyone who thinks otherwise is just fear-mongering?

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Dead after being attacked in Mexico?

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I have close friends of many years who insisted the locale of the villa they often rented not far from Acapulco was "absolutely" safe. A year ago they were victims of a home invasion there. He was beaten and she likely would have been raped had she not been aged and in a wheel chair. Their money, jewelry, clothes, and vehicle were stolen.

The invaders were never caught and none of the stolen goods were recovered. After a very cursory investigation, the Mexican police advised them the incident was "most unfortunate" and offered its regrets.

My friends were stubborn and willfully dismissive of the danger they had been courting for years. They learned a terribly painful lesson.

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I hope they are back in America now.

Logos Stick said:

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Where's the poster that claims that - because he hasn't been attacked or killed in Mexico - it's perfectly safe and everyone who thinks otherwise is just fear-mongering?

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Dead after being attacked in Mexico?

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Brilliant!

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People will still be planning their Cancun vacation though.

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I know. I have several friends that go regularly even with their families and even my niece down there with some girlfriends this past summer and it really made me nervous. They did go to an all inclusive and they were OK but four beautiful girls down there and my niece is blonde it really concerned me but thankfully Everything was fine.

Obviously, a lot of people go down there on vacation and they're fine so maybe there are areas that are OK but it is one place. I have no desire to go to. And I've even been to Russia.

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We have rules here..

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People will still be planning their Cancun vacation though.

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I know. I have several friends that go regularly even with their families and even my niece down there with some girlfriends this past summer and it really made me nervous. They did go to an all inclusive and they were OK but four beautiful girls down there and my niece is blonde it really concerned me but thankfully Everything was fine.

Obviously, a lot of people go down there on vacation and they're fine so maybe there are areas that are OK but it is one place. I have no desire to go to. And I've even been to Russia.

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The cartels runs the resorts in Cancun, Acapulco and Cabo.

American tourist are what keep those Mexican resort cities afloat, and the Cartels will punish anyone that targets their bread basket.

As long as you are not trying to sell drugs or venture into the ghetto you will be safe.

The cartels runs the resorts in Cancun, Acapulco and Cabo.

American tourist are what keep those Mexican resort cities afloat, and the Cartels will punish anyone that targets their bread basket.

As long as you are not trying to sell drugs or venture into the ghetto you will be safe.

Well, that's good to know. And truly, I have friends that go all the time so there has to be some kind of balance to it but you do hear about some random bad stuff here and there.