Thread: BORDER INVASION PICS - UNDENIABLE PROOF

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Thousands of individuals from foreign countries walk unchallenged across our southern border every day. We don't know who they are, where they come from, or their intentions. It is an invasion by definition, and our government condones it.

This website presents current and undeniable documentation.

The heinous murdering taking place in Mexico are bound to spill into our country.

Just last week AK47 rounds were fired from across the Mexican border into the El Paso, Texas city hall.

The source of this M3 Report is from The National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers (NAFBPO).

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El Diario de Juarez (Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua) 7-6-10

Three found decapitated in sinaloa

Culiacan – The police found the decapitated bodies of three men in a burned automobile in the state of Sinaloa, one of the states most affected by violence of narcotraffickers.

The heads were placed in front of the automobile.

One of the bodies was in the driver’s seat, another in the back seat and another in the trunk, according to the State Attorney General’s Office. The auto was found in Angostura, near the Pacific.

Sinaloa is considered to be the base of operations for several of the most powerful chiefs in the narcotics trade.

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Candidate’s house shot up in Veracruz

Coatzacoalcos – Police responded in a big way last night after unknown subjects opened fire on the home of a PAN candidate for Mayor of Agua Dulce, Alejandro Torruco Vera, the apparent winner of the election.

The shootings occurred around 11:15 PM as the Mayor-elect was resting with his family when five gunshots impacted the wall and his automobile.

Police recovered 9mm casings.

According to witnesses, the shooters were aboard a white SUV but couldn’t get the license plate numbers because of heavy rain at the moment.

The candidate’s home was immediately put under guard by members of the State Public Security Police.

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El Siglo de Torreon (Torreon, Coahuila) 7-6-10

Violence curtails voting in several states

Mexico, D.F. – Yes. Violence inhibits voting. In Chihuahua and Tamaulipas, two states where there is the presence of criminal cartels, voter absence reached 60 percent.

In Chihuahua the declared PRI winner, Cesar Duarte, won with a vote of just 35.98 percent of the registered voters, according to the local Electoral Institute.

Meanwhile in Tamaulipas, Egidio Torre Cantu won, replacing his brother Rodolfo who was killed just a week ago by armed commandos, with only 39.7 percent of the registered voters actually voting.

In Sinaloa, another of the most violent states, only 57.05% of the voters participated.

Of the 12 states that elected governors during this election, the one with the highest voter turnout was Zacatecas where 57.2 of the registered voters actually voted.

THAT is HORRIBLE!

I'm feeling a little queezy watching that 700 illegals in 40 days video