Thread: Mexico Shows That Tight Gun Control Laws Don't Guarantee Compliance

It doesnt help when ROGUE Politicians and CORRUPT Attorney General's traffic 2000+ Assault & Sniper Rifles to Mexican Drug Lords that has Mexico close to being a failed state

70,000 Mexicans SLAUGHTERED ... Men, Women, Children and the Elderly ... It doesn't matter to these ROGUE politicians and CORRUPT Attorney General's ... these innocent people are Collateral Damage

to give you scope on the damage ... 2,000 Assault & Sniper Rifles is roughly what you would find in a United States Army Combat Heavy Armored Division

thats what Insane Hussain and Eric Holder did to the Mexican people and the Country of Mexico

2000 Assault & Sniper Rifle trafficing across state and International borders - breaking Federal, State and International Laws ~ Covered under the RICO Act

70,000 Mexicans SLAUGHTERED each carries a life sentance

2 Border patrol agents assassinated ~ Capital Murder

and these Numbers are growing rapidly

Many of the guns in Mexico come from South America, not the US and a large portion of the guns that have come from the US were sold to the Mexican ary through the State Department's foreign military sales. Strict gun control laws haven't helped that average Mexican that is being killed by people that don't obey the gun laws.
The liberals are blowing gun control smoke to gain power. JMO

Mass Graves, Tortured Bodies Found in Mexico

Published November 26, 2012
Fox News Latino

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A mass grave of men, apparently buried at the height of Mexico’s drug war, was found in Chihuahua this past weekend.
The 11 corpses buried two years ago were found the same weekend eight other bodies were found of men who had recently been tortured and killed, authorities said Sunday.

The state prosecutor's office for missing people said 11 bodies were found in Ejido Jesus Carranza, near the U.S. border about 25 miles (40 kilometers) southeast of Ciudad Juarez. The area of sand dunes is a popular spot for picnickers from Juarez, which is just across the border from El Paso, Texas.

Officials said the male victims were apparently buried at the height of battles between drug gangs seeking to control routes across the border. Federal statistics showed more than 3,000 people were killed that year in Ciudad Juarez, a city of 1.4 million, making it one of the most dangerous places on earth.

Prosecutors also said that officials had found eight bodies tossed along a road near Rosales, about 120 miles (200 kilometers) southwest of Ojinaga, Texas. The agency said the men apparently were kidnapped on Friday and were discovered on Saturday. It said they had been shot in the head after being tortured. Some had been burned, beaten and had eyes carved out.

At least 50,000 have been killed since the bloody drug war began in 2006, according to official estimates – though experts believe the number is much higher.

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Bad guys will always find ways to get guns regardless of laws. Citizens ought to be able to protect themselves and their families imo. Simple as that!