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Border Wars Update: Obama’s Failed Border Policies Kill More People Per Day Then Firearms

May 20, 2013 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

Featured Image: Brownsville, Texas – Matamoros, Mexico Border Crossing. CREDIT: Dennis Crenshaw.

From Last Resistance posted on Apri
l 19, 2013 by John DeMayo

President Obama‘s failing gun control campaign peppered the air waves with the slogan “If we can save just one life.” However, when it comes to the estimated 17,000 annual deaths from illegal drugs flowing over our porous southern border with Mexico, the President is remarkably silent. President Obama’s four years of border control failures have led to the deaths of tens of thousands of American men, women and children.

The President does not have the legal power to legislate gun control for any purpose even if it sounds honorable. However, Obama does have a legal obligation to protect American citizens and secure the US borders. Since Obama took office, Mexican drug cartels have moved record loads of illegal drugs, relatively unencumbered, across the US southern border. The current year’s data is not available, but based upon 2010 data; these trafficked drugs have killed over twice as many Americans (over 17,000) as those taken in firearm homicides (8036). In fact, in 2010 there were more illicit drug use deaths in America then accidental non-lethal firearms shootings. . . . Read Complete Report

Category: Border Wars, Drug Wars & Pot Prohibition, Gunfight at the Obama Corral / Tags: "Obama's, Border Policies, Border Wars, Day, Failed, firearms, kill, More, people, Per, Then

Border Wars UPDATE: Mexico says drug lord taken down by accident (+) Mexican Military Captures Zetas Drug Lord (Video Report)

October 10, 2012 / dgcrenshaw / One comment

from Kentucky.com

Published: October 10, 2012

By OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ — Associated Press

PROGRESO, MEXICO — Mexico’s navy said Wednesday that its personnel had no idea they had killed the leader of the country’s most-feared drug cartel until after his body was stolen from a funeral home in this border town.

The death of Zetas cartel leader Heriberto Lazcano, alias “El Lazca,” in a gunfight with marines Sunday left a wake of fear in the small mining and farming towns that dot the northern plains of Coahuila state. . . Read Complete Report with/photos

from youtube

Mexican Military Captures Zetas Drug Lord

Published on Sep 27, 2012 by NewsyWorld

Mexican authorities believe they have captured one of the world’s most wanted drug lord and Zetas leader Ivan Velazquez Caballero.

Category: Border Wars, Drug Wars & Pot Prohibition / Tags: accident, border town, drug, lord, mexico, taken

An end to the border wars?

July 1, 2012 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

Sounds like the time George W. Bush stood on that aircraft carrier in front of a giant banner reading the same two words that he stated to rousting applause on the deck below: ” Mission Accomplished.” How many years ago was that?

And as for the End of the Border Wars . . . don’t forget the drug part of this bloody war. Still think it’s over? . . . EDITOR

from The New York Post opinion page

Last Updated: 1:41 AM, April 28, 2012

Posted: 11:19 PM, April 27, 2012

Vast wave of illegals leaving

By Michael Barone

The illegal immigration problem is going away.

That’s the conclusion I draw from the latest report of the Pew Hispanic Center on Mexican immigration to the United States.

Pew’s demographers have carefully combed through statistics compiled by the US Census Bureau, the Department of Homeland Security and the Mexican government, and have come up with estimates of the flow of migrants from and back to Mexico. Their work seems to be as close to definitive as possible.

They conclude that from 2005 to 2010 some 1.39 million people came from Mexico to the United States and 1.37 million went from the US to Mexico. “The largest wave of immigration in history from a single country to the United States,” they write, “has come to a standstill.” . . . Read Complete Report

Category: Border Wars, Drug Wars & Pot Prohibition / Tags: Border Wars, end, flow of migrants, illegals leaving, pew hispanic center

Border Wars: Nightclubs burned, chaos in the streets of Nuevo Laredo (w/video)

May 26, 2012 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

Photo: Nuevo Laredo Mexico Coat of Arms SOURCE Wikipedia (public domain)

from Valley Center

by Action 4 News Staff

Posted: 05.24.2012 at 12:41 PM

Nuevo Laredo residents woke up to chaos following a nightclub fire, a car bombing and a chase that led through a college campus.

Residents turned to the #LaredoFollow hashtag on the social media network Twitter to report the violence.

An early morning fire took down Club Maranhao early Thursday morning but it’s not the first incident.

Nuevo Laredo residents told Action 4 News that other nightclubs and bars have been burned over the past few nights. . . . Read Complete Report

from youtube

Meet My Town Nuevo Larado

uploaded by jszsfntsz on Aug 4, 2011 ☞

Yes!, this is my town, Nuevo Laredo 🙂

As you can see, it doesn’t have any special or particular thing to show off to the world – except for the notorious drug problems that we commonly have here in the Mexican borders – (shame on us LOL).

Category: Border Wars, Drug Wars & Pot Prohibition / Tags: Border Wars, chaos in the streets, club maranhoe, drug wars, mexico, nightclubs burned, nuevo larado

Border Wars Extending into United States. First Move – Decapitations

January 20, 2012 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

As we have said all along the trouble along our border with Mexico is all part of the Controllers plan to create their North American Union. Although Obama says that there is no problem on the border, most Americans and ALL Mexicans know that to be untrue. We also have said that if something isn’t done about the violence along the Mexican border it will spread into the United States. Well it has and in the worst way. . . . EDITOR

from KRVG.com

Expert Says Beheadings in U.S. Look Like Work of Cartels

Three beheadings in two different states and they happened here in the United States, not Mexico.

Former DEA supervisor Phil Jordan says all three beheadings have cartel written all over them. They happened in Arizona and Oklahoma in the past year.

A murder mystery is now unraveling on a stretch of North Reservation Road in Tucson, Ariz. County workers found a headless man lying on the side of the road Jan. 6. The man’s hands and feet were reportedly missing, too.

“It would lead me to believe the message wanted to be sent. This is one of the ways they do it in Mexico, Colombia and other places,” says Jordan.

Jordan says the cartels are getting bolder in carrying out their beheadings across the border. He says we only used to see these crimes in Mexico.

“They don’t have any borders,” says Jordan. . . . Read complete report w/video

Category: Border Wars, Drug Wars & Pot Prohibition / Tags: Border Wars, Controllers, drugs, Mexican border, North American Union

Continuing Research: Update Border Wars 11/14/2011

November 17, 2011 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

From Political Val Craft

U.S. Sheriffs Rise Up Against Federal Government: Sheriff Threatens Feds With SWAT Team ~ Grass Roots Take Charge!

NOVEMBER 14, 2011 BY VOLUBRJOTR

Sheriff Threatens Feds With SWAT Team

As more people became dissatisfied with federal government controls and land grabs, it was inevitable that local law enforcement would eventually see the bigger picture. At the northern California fairgrounds of Yreka last month, seven California sheriffs and another from Oregon gathered with a large group of citizens to say that they are finally going to do something about it.

“A giant has been awakened,” said Plumas County, Calif. Sheriff Greg Hagwood, “and they didn’t count on that,” speaking of the federal bureaucracy. . . the rest of the story

Background? Dig Deeper

Category: Border Wars, Drug Wars & Pot Prohibition / Tags: CA, federal government controls, land grabs, Yreka

653,249 people were arrested in the US last year for breaking marijuana laws

September 26, 2017 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

653,249 people were arrested in the US last year for breaking marijuana laws

Source: BoingBoing

[UPDATE 9/26/2017 12:05pm PT The Marijuana Police Project updated its report: “Data omitted from original analysis shows 653,249 marijuana arrests in 2016. Some reporting law enforcement agencies do not distinguish between types of drug arrests or possession and distribution violations.”]

One person gets arrested for marijuana possession every 71 seconds in the United States, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s annual Crime In the United States (CIUS) report. This is great news to drug cartels, police departments, racists, corrupt politicians, the prison industry, and the involuntary rehab clinic racket. It’s bad news for everybody else. . . . Read Complete Report

Dig a Little DEEPER: Border Wars, Drug Wars & Pot Prohibition

Category: Border Wars, Drug Wars & Pot Prohibition, Conspiracy Boogie /

TEDxRainier Presentations : beyond the marijuana monster myths

September 13, 2017 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

Stoners coming out – beyond the marijuana monster myths | David Schmader | TEDxRainier

TEDx Talks

Published on Feb 1, 2016

In this funny, informative talk, David Schmader makes the case for thinking more broadly about what a marijuana user is and can be. David Schmader is a multi-talented writer, playwright, newspaper columnist, and performance artist. With wit and intelligence he blends personal experience and biting humor to provide insight on difficult cultural issues. He creates autobiographical solo plays that include, Letter to AXL, (homophobia and the unifying power of anger), Straight (“pray away the gay” conversation therapy), and A Short-Term Solution to a Long-Term Problem (angst, escapism, and forgiveness). His shows have toured the country, with productions at New York City’s Dixon Place, Los Angeles’s Highways Performance Space, Seattle’s Bumbershoot Arts Festival, and the Wexner Center of the Arts in Columbus, Ohio. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx

Drug Smuggler Speaks Out About Incarceration and Marijuana | Richard Stratton | TEDxFultonStreet

TEDx Talks

Published on Nov 12, 2015

Richard Stratton’s education helped him to vacate a coercively harsh sentence, and now he speaks out to help others who are behind bars unjustly. The irony is not lost on Stratton, that recent cannabis legislation has legalized many of the activities for which people are still locked up. He offers a unique glimpse into the mind of an underworld leader, an award-winning writer and filmmaker, and a human rights advocate. Richard Stratton is a former international cannabis smuggler, CEO of a multi-million dollar operation. Arrested in 1982, he was convicted under the “Kingpin Statute” and sentenced to 25 years in federal prison.

Making peace with cannabis | Zachary Walsh | TEDxPenticton

TEDx Talks

Published on Sep 2, 2014

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Talk explores human beings’ dynamic relationship with the cannabis plant and what recent developments might mean for our health and well-being.