To paraphrase George Patton, Holder, you magnificent bastard, they read your book!
[Via GKD]
Notes from the Resistance

Mexican Border State Cops Linked to Kidnappings, Extortions [More]
Hey, why should management have all the fun?
I don’t suppose a bar complaint against Jonathan Lowy is in the works…
[Via bondmen]

Journalist Murdered in Mexico Received Threats from Law Enforcement [More]
Why should the peces gordos have all the fun?
[Via bondmen]
While Mexico defends ‘sovereignty,’ cartels import a flesh-eating parasite into Texas [More]
And why does one word come to mind when I read “using fake ear tags and falsified veterinary records to bypass government checkpoints, sanitary inspections, and taxes”?

The suspect was heard cocking a gun as he opened Vargas’ driver side door. Vargas appeared to stay calm as Martinez watched in shock. Vargas gave the carjacker his belongings and exited the vehicle. [More]
Who thinks his still being alive is due to “commonsense gun safety laws”?
Mexican senator accuses Sheinbaum of shielding ‘narco-politicians’ after US cartel indictment – 10 current, former Mexican officials were indicted for allegedly partnering with the Sinaloa cartel [More]
Corruption and/or cowed acquiescence at the highest levels surprises who…?
Well, who’s pleasure do they serve at?
Are There Too Many Mexican Consulates in the U.S.A. ? [More]
What is it they’re doing?

Man opens fire on tourists at historic pyramids in Mexico, killing one [More]
Must be one of those guns we’re responsible for…
[Via Roger J]

Fingers would be better pointed at Mexico’s pervasive corruption and tyrannical citizen disarmament edicts that have made a cartel black market both lucrative and inevitably bloody. [More]
The media pulling the same deceptions we saw before Operation Fast and Furious “Gunwalking” makes this déjà vu all over again.
Armed with military-grade weapons smuggled from the U.S., the 50-man force is one of dozens of “autodefensa,” or “self-defense,” groups that have emerged over the past decade in Mexico to fight increasingly sophisticated cartels in areas far out of the reach of security forces. [More]
Which FFL are they getting them from?
And just to show there are two sides to every story:
We Traced How U.S. Guns Get to Mexican Cartels [More]
How come commie Antifa/No Kings types never come after cartels? Are the defenders worth siding with? Let God sort ’em out?
American guns fueling Mexican violence, so we need to curtail rights here? This looks like just what the media narrative was before all hell broke loose.

Most Homicidal Cities of 2025 List: Mexico Has 17 Cities; U.S. Has Three [More]
And our three are all Democrat!
[Via Allan Wall]

This is what Democrats protesting deportations of unvetted criminal aliens, and demanding the government disarm you, want to reduce this country to.
Every protester and politician impeding ICE is a traitor. Let the RICO prosecutions of those funding it begin.
[Via Jess]

What we’re seeing is a practical repeat of what the anti-gunners and their media amplifiers were telling the American public prior to “Gunwalker” in an attempt to swindle them out of their rights… [More]
It’s déjà vu all over again.
A father and son living in Alabama pleaded guilty in Laredo, Texas, to attempting to traffick over 500 weapons and a cache of ammunition over the border. Emilio Ramirez Cortes, 48, a Mexican citizen who legally resides in Albertville, Alabama, and his son, Edgar Emilio Ramirez Diaz, 23, also of Albertville, have now admitted to smuggling of goods from the United States and trafficking firearms, U.S. Attorney Nicholas Ganjei announced. [More]
Who do they think they are? ATF?
[Via bondmen]
Forty-three state police officers in the Mexican border state of Tamaulipas have been suspended. They are under investigation for having turned their police station into a bar and being drunk on the job. The scandal comes at a time when Tamaulipas continues to experience rising levels of cartel violence, and state police officers have been accused of not acting against cartel gunmen. [More]
If that’s their alternative, I’d say they made the right choice.
[Via bondmen]
Both the government and the Vatican, with the steady connivance of the United States, saw how detrimental the ongoing struggle was to their mutual interests; in consequence, an agreement or modus vivendi was reached and reluctantly accepted by the Cristero combatants, who, in the end, were betrayed by it. [More]
I haven’t read this book but will put it on the list, because I’ve long been interested in how the Church hierarchy betrayed the faithful then and continue to do so today.
[Via Antigone]