Thread: More trash out of the mouth of La Voz de Aztlan

After reading this bs trash don't go off the deep end and post a bunch of ugly remarks. Just take it for what it is worth (nothing) and consider the source.
ARIZONA: Four vigilante border attacks in less than a month
by
Ernesto Cienfuegos
La Voz de Aztlan

Los Angeles, Alta California - February 23, 2007 - (ACN) The early Spaniards in Aztlan should have named Arizona "Sangrezona" instead. In just one month the state has earned a reputation of being a lawless "tierra sangrienta" or a "land drenched in blood." The spilt blood is today that of natives of the continent but tomorrow it may well be that of the White vigilantes as well.

For all intents and purposes there is now a border war along the Mexico/Arizona border that is showing signs of spreading northward and even though there have been numerous killings by vigilantes of defenseless Mexican immigrants in the recent past, the four brazen attacks that occurred between January 27 and February 21 are clear signs that this war has intensified and that the situation is rapidly spiraling out of control. Worst of all, efforts by conscientious Arizona legislators to implement laws against the violent White supremacist vigilantes, have resulted in the intimidation of the law makers and terrorist threats against them and their families.

This most recent series of 4 vicious attacks began on January 27 when four White gunmen wearing military style fatigues and using assault rifles ambushed a truck carrying 12 undocumented immigrants near Eloy, Arizona. The para-military vigilante group killed the driver and seriously injured 19-year-old Andrés de Jesús of Oaxaca, Mexico. There was so much blood at the scene that a possible third victim may be involved. The attackers who were driving a van were all White men. Three only spoke English and the fourth spoke English and broken Spanish. Eloy is along Interstate 10 between Tucson and Phoenix.

The second brazen attack in the series occurred on February 7 when 18 undocumented immigrants were ambushed by four heavily armed men wearing ski masks near the border at Sasabe. Authorities have released little information on this incident but the border area near Sasabe has been the scene of many gruesome murders of undocumented Mexican immigrants. Some of these killings have been perpetrated by White vigilantes on horseback carrying high powered hunting rifles. The area is also where the body of a badly beaten Mexican immigrant was found that show signs of having been "lynched". A photograph taken at the Sasabe morgue indicates "rope burns" around the victims's neck. (Photo at http://www.aztlan.net/illegalian.gif )

The third recent attack in this series occurred on February 8 when 4 vigilantes in ski masks and with assault rifles attacked a group of 10 undocumented immigrants near Tucson, Arizona. The attackers killed three of the immigrants which included a 15 year old girl. Two other immigrant were seriously injured. The attack began when a vehicle with the four gunmen started shooting at a pickup truck carrying the immigrants and forced it off a dirt road about 20 miles Northwest of Tucson.

The most recent attack occurred on February 21 when three gunman in two pickup trucks ambushed a car carrying 5 undocumented immigrants near Chandler, Arizona, The assailants, in para-military style, open fire on the car and forced it onto the shoulder of the road. The gunmen forced the driver, Jose Guzman, into one of the pickup trucks but failed to start the engine of the car carrying the 5 other immigrants and fled.

It certainly appears that all four attacks are linked. They appear to have been carried out by a group with military style training, possibly a vigilante militia. The purpose is to take the law into their own hands and terrorize and kill undocumented immigrants crossing the Mexican/Arizona border.

Our community is beginning to suspect that these anti-Mexican and anti-immigrant terrorist operations may have the implicit if not the direct cooperation of the White dominated law enforcement agencies in the state. There are just too many things that do not add up. Either the investigators are a bunch of dumb wits or they have been infiltrated by the border vigilantes, or they are one and the same. It is time for the US Department of Justice to step in.



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Three only spoke English

The Horror!!!








Neils
2:59 pm
02/25/2007

If this really happened it was probably to get the drugs they were transporting into the U.S. They must have left that part out.

Ten to one these killings are all drug related.
It sounds to me that la voz wants a border war to start.

Originally Posted by MountainDog

Ten to one these killings are all drug related.
It sounds to me that la voz wants a border war to start.

thats what I'm thinking MD.
I think he is just trying to stir the pot.

Originally Posted by Charlesoakisland

Originally Posted by MountainDog

Ten to one these killings are all drug related.
It sounds to me that la voz wants a border war to start.

thats what I'm thinking MD.
I think he is just trying to stir the pot.

Yeah, did you see the pic's of all the weapons they found being smuggled down into Mexico?
I sure would like to know how they got all that stuff, I don't think they're going to use tracer and armor piercing rounds to hunt jack rabbits!
I also took a look at the pic of the dead guy, I don't think he was hung but looks like someone had something around his neck while he was beat to death, I've seen several hangings but am no expert.
Poor guy went out hard.

Originally Posted by MountainDog

Originally Posted by Charlesoakisland

Originally Posted by MountainDog

Ten to one these killings are all drug related.
It sounds to me that la voz wants a border war to start.

thats what I'm thinking MD.
I think he is just trying to stir the pot.

Yeah, did you see the pic's of all the weapons they found being smuggled down into Mexico?
I sure would like to know how they got all that stuff, I don't think they're going to use tracer and armor piercing rounds to hunt jack rabbits!
I also took a look at the pic of the dead guy, I don't think he was hung but looks like someone had something around his neck while he was beat to death, I've seen several hangings but am no expert.
Poor guy went out hard.

yep, saw the pictures reminds me of my safe room. Hey he didn't have a mafia neck tie did he ? Now add this article and that pic together.

Originally Posted by MountainDog

Ten to one these killings are all drug related.
It sounds to me that la voz wants a border war to start.

Oh boy.

This could get dicey guys.

According to my contact in AZ, much is happening that's not being reported, ie: violence by ILLEGALS and others.

Originally Posted by Charlesoakisland

Originally Posted by MountainDog

Originally Posted by Charlesoakisland

Originally Posted by MountainDog

Ten to one these killings are all drug related.
It sounds to me that la voz wants a border war to start.

thats what I'm thinking MD.
I think he is just trying to stir the pot.

Yeah, did you see the pic's of all the weapons they found being smuggled down into Mexico?
I sure would like to know how they got all that stuff, I don't think they're going to use tracer and armor piercing rounds to hunt jack rabbits!
I also took a look at the pic of the dead guy, I don't think he was hung but looks like someone had something around his neck while he was beat to death, I've seen several hangings but am no expert.
Poor guy went out hard.

yep, saw the pictures reminds me of my safe room. Hey he didn't have a mafia neck tie did he ? Now add this article and that pic together.

I don't know if that's a mafia neck tie or not but it certainly is not an autopsy incision.

Something weird and bad IS going on, but for La Voz to paint it as redneck terrorism is opportunistic swill. More likely, not a border war but a war between human smugglers similar to drug gangs warring over territory.

http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/ ... g0226.html

Gunmen kidnap 5 in vehicle near I-10
Incident similar to recent attacks
Andrew Johnson
The Arizona Republic
Feb. 26, 2007 12:00 AM

Five people were kidnapped early Sunday when three armed men hijacked the van they were traveling in with two other people at a stoplight at South 50th Street and East Ray Road in Ahwatukee.

Phoenix police are investigating the incident, which has similarities to recent attacks in the southeast Valley and southern Arizona. In some of those incidents, undocumented immigrants have been kidnapped or killed after being forced off the road by their attackers.

The most recent attack occurred around 12:20 a.m. Sunday, according to public information officer Sgt. Andy Hill. advertisement




Police say Moises Garcia-Martinez, 27, and Emiliano Cruz, 25, were driving in a white 1998 Dodge Caravan from Eloy to Wickenburg on Interstate 10 after picking up five other adults.

The Caravan exited I-10 at Ray Road and headed west. When it reached the stoplight at 50th Street, a black four-door Mercury Grand Marquis pulled in front of them and three Hispanic men with handguns got out and approached the van.

The kidnappers told Garcia-Martinez and Cruz to get in the back of the van. Then one of the armed men got in and drove away, and the Grand Marquis followed.

Garcia-Martinez and Cruz were able to get out of the van just before the driver turned back onto I-10. The van, which contained five victims and one of the kidnappers, was last seen heading west on I-10 with the Grand Marquis behind it.

While Garcia-Martinez and Cruz told police that they were not involved in a human-smuggling ring, Hill said authorities are investigating that possibility. Hill said at this point there is no indication the cases are connected.

"At this point, the victims did not say they were involved in human smuggling, so that is something we will have to investigate," Hill said. "However, the M.O. (modus operandi) of this offense is similar to that which has occurred when human smugglers try to kidnap human cargo from other smugglers, so we are going to look at that possibility."

Previous attacks have occurred in Chandler and near Tucson, Eloy and Sasabe.

On Wednesday, an undocumented immigrant in his early 20s was kidnapped when the car he was driving with five passengers inside was forced onto the shoulder of the Santan Freeway in Chandler by two trucks.

The occupants of the trucks opened fire on the car and then forced the driver, Jose Guzman, into one of the trucks.

One of the attackers tried to kidnap the five passengers by stealing the car but eventually fled the car. Those victims were not harmed.

Nailing down details on the attacks has been difficult for local law enforcement agencies.

Chandler police spokesman Sgt. Rick Griner said investigators have no new details about Guzman's whereabouts because of a lack of information.

"We didn't even have enough information to put the name and enter him as a missing person," Griner said. "You need to have a date of birth at least. We didn't have that. We just had an approximate age."

Earlier this month, Phoenix police began working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to help solve crimes involving potential undocumented workers.

"That's been done in response to the fact that we have a number of violent crimes that have occurred that include undocumented immigrants, and they help us in those investigations by determining immigration status and help us by connecting us to smuggling rings," Hill said.

Ten agents have been working with the various units of the Phoenix Police Department's Violent Crime Bureau since Feb. 5, Hill said.

Phoenix police have few details on the missing victims in Sunday's kidnapping. The victims include three Hispanic females and two Hispanic males, including one named Pablo Jimenez. Names of the other victims were not available.

The van they were riding in has an Arizona license plate with the tag 779VWG.


String of attacks
Police do not know if the Sunday kidnapping is connected to these recent attacks on undocumented immigrants. The attacks are similar but have not been linked:


• Sunday: Five people - two Hispanic males and three Hispanic females - were kidnapped after the van they were riding in was approached by three gunmen near East Ray Road and South 50th Street. Two other people were able to exit the van before one of the gunmen stole the van and headed west on Interstate 10. Police do not know if the victims are undocumented.


• Wednesday: Jose Guzman, an undocumented immigrant in his early 20s, was kidnapped by gunmen after the car he was driving, with five passengers in it, was forced onto the shoulder of Loop 202 in Chandler by two trucks. Guzman was taken in one of the trucks, and one of the gunmen tried unsuccessfully to steal the car with the victims in it.


• Feb. 8: A 15-year-old girl and two men, riding in a pickup truck carrying undocumented immigrants, were killed north of Tucson when four gunmen opened fire on the pickup truck.


• Feb. 7: Four armed men robbed undocumented immigrants at gunpoint near the border at Sasabe.


• Jan 27: An Eloy man driving a truck carrying undocumented immigrants was shot and killed near an Eloy farm field after four men carrying assault rifles opened fire. The suspects also shot a 19-year-old man from Oaxaca, Mexico.

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