Tag: Mexico

We’re the Only Ones Gunwalking Enough

A former investigator with the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) is accused of trafficking weapons to Mexico while he was an employee of the bureau in 2017, according to a letter sent to the ATF Director this week by US Senator Charles Grassley. [More]

Jeez, another letter…?

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before.

I went to Grassley’s “News Releases” page and didn’t see the letter. I asked him for a copy:

Anybody have a link?

I started an AmmoLand article on this but then found another writer was working on it. I’ll wait for that one to see if there’s anything substantive I can add.

[Via gbob]

And That’s Just the Ones They Caught

Biden Border Crisis Endangering Us All: 659 Known Terrorists Captured at the Border This Year Alone [More]

Who you gonna believe? CBP data or Alex and Cato?

[Via Michael G]

Related UPDATE

The Writing Is on the Wall: America Likely to Be Hit Because of the Invasion From Mexico [More]

And Democrat cities are most at risk…

[Via bondmen]

Grassley to ATF: Explain Focus on Gun Owners Instead of Cartel Trafficking

If that sounds familiar, it’s the premise on which Operation Fast and Furious, which Grassley opened his letter to Dettelbach with, was founded. [More]

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before.

Brawl in the Handout Line

Mexico’s President Obrador blasts US aid for Ukraine — advocates for more Latin America funding [More]

What kind of gratitude is that after “Ukraine’s Global Voice” called Mexico’s invaders “thousands of largely peaceful migrants”? (Citing Republicans Against Trump as an authority to heed doesn’t win Kyiv any points either…)

We ought to be charging Mexico for every illegal they send our way.

[Via Steve T]

Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One Before

CBS News is running a special investigation into the smuggling of firearms to Mexico. US government officials estimate that the cartels are smuggling 2,000 firearms a day across the Mexican border. The way it works is that the cartels alerts buyers in the US who are not prohibited persons of their needs, they transfer the guns to brokers, and then the guns go to smugglers who take the firearms across the border to the cartels. Buyers are reported to be spread across all 50 states. [More]

Why did I suddenly think “Ecclesiastes”?

John Richardson does a great job bringing us up to speed and putting things in perspective with the overlooked history, something the DSM will not do.

We’re the Only Ones Exporting Enough

Texas Police Cadet Imprisoned for Supplying Mexican Cartel with .50 Caliber Ammo [More]

I guess Pedro hadn’t gotten to the “Refusing consent to searches” and “Refusing to talk to the police” parts of his training.

This is so sketchy there has to be a lot more to what clued them in, and I’m thinking “informant” and “low-hanging fruit.”

[Via bondmen]

Submitted for Your Approval

How US Gun Laws Affect the Rest of America [Watch]

I just don’t have an extra 42 minutes in the course of a given day to watch a video so I’m posting this link without seeing this yet.

That it’s by Vice and one of the major premises appears to be U.S. guns are the prime source for Mexico’s problems makes me wonder if it will be worth my time later.

And that said, once in a while they don’t do too badly.

If any of you want to brave it, feel free to comment.

[Via 1Gat]

Coming Soon, to a Sanctuary State Near You

Newly-released images show final distressing hours of five Mexican college students as cartel thugs forced one of the victims to decapitate his childhood friend [More]

And thanks to vote-whoring Democrats and cheap labor-whoring Republicans, there’s nothing to stop these animals from coming here and doing it to anyone they want.

Meanwhile, the treasonous damn Bradys are helping Mexican government cartel lackeys sue gunmakers to disarm you.

[Via bondmen]

Unlawful ‘Commerce’

But Mexico’s lawyers argued the law only bars lawsuits over injuries that occur in the United States and does not shield the seven manufacturers and one distributor it sued from liability over the trafficking of guns to Mexican criminals. [More]

That’s right, and if they’d done what the U.S. government, in willful collusion with corrupt Mexican government, military, and law enforcement officials continues to do, they’d be liable.

It takes a special kind of traitor to argue otherwise in court.

[Via Jess]

Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One Before

“We estimate that about 70 percent of the guns that end up in Mexico are guns that come from the United States of America,” said Salazar. [More]

They’re counting on short memories.

That’s what happens when you’re confident your operations can abet killing people with impunity and the DSM will cover for you.

[Via Lane]

Much Ado About What, Exactly?

Texas congressman proposes DNA testing to determine illegal alien’s family ties to a minor [More]

How many millions is that going to cost us?

After the test, will they all still stay in this country living on the tax cows’ dime anyway, the adults who don’t escape their court dates in prison and the children awaiting the opening of that “pathway to citizenship”?

Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue.”* And I have that on good authority.

I don’t suppose immediate return to Mexico with the message “These people are your problem” is in anybody’s cards…?

* I had to use an Internet Archive link– what happened to the Saviors…?

Down in Mexico, Where the Peppers Grow

Authorities in western Mexico find dozens of bags with human remains [More]

And what’s to stop the animals who do that from coming here? A better question would be why are the doors being held open for them, and anyone cautioning against it being smeared as a xenophobe and hater?

[Via Steve T]

Leaping to Illusions

Mexican TV reports that dozens of U.S. AT-4 weapons systems, which were originally shipped to Ukraine, have been purchased by Cartel Golfo in Mexico. [More]

I’m suspecting a misinterpretation and/or sloppy reporting because the source report only says:

“The weapon, which is only sold to armies and has been widely used during the invasion of Ukraine, was in the hands of a hitman from Los Escorpiones, a cell of the Gulf cartel, which operates in Reynosa.”

If weapons are being redirected from Ukraine, this, as stated, doesn’t prove it.

Besides, we know how the cartels get their weapons.

[Via bondmen]

Useful Idiot

A Texas man pleaded guilty to buying a gun for the Gulf Cartel used by gunmen in Mexico during a kidnapping where two U.S. citizens were murdered. [More]

Every once in a while they haul in a freelancer they can tie to something heinous just to keep up impressions.

[Via bondmen]

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