US Militia Fighting in Nogales, AZ and Laredo TX...no MSM coverage

Now, first, remember that there was an attack on a Nogales Substation recently. This is also a place where there are the border crossings and a lot of tensions. Laredo TX is also currently under a mass deployment of militia as reported in the non MSM news. A human wall was to be created as reported by Breitbart news.

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I have two cousins who are involved in the Colorado and Michigan State militias who just got a report that there are active gunbattles in both towns/regions with Mexican/Cartel members and there are requests for support, ammo and food. Reports of up to 9 dead.

Can anyone else verify with video or reports that this is occurring right now?

Hmm.. interesting .. will be watching to see as if it is as they describe will be hard for the media not to mention something about .. until see further info from more sources no point speculating on what could be an attempt to stir up trouble in an area where tensions are already running high ..

a reply to: matafuchs

“Steve McCraw is not looking for anyone to show up on the border to help DPS or the Guard. If you would like to join the Guard we would love to have you but don't show up on the border to help it will only cause confusion and lead to someone getting hurt.”

Told not to come for this very reason? Huh its like they knew that if you poke the bear that is the cartels they will maul you....
And of course the non uniformed individuals will be the first target.
If 9 people are already dead then I hope that is enough for them to pull back and stop.

a reply to: matafuchs

I was wondering why there was no militia activity yet. I guess it was just not reported. I hope they stay safe..

when ole ricky ready or whatever the EFF that big fat racist bastards name was got his hole family lit up cartel style in his nice AZ suburb no one heard nothing but "he did it himself then killed himself" 15 mins later... even tho there were witnesses and all kinds of jazz they ruled it murder suicide instantly cause it doesn't make mamma jean tax payer scared at night to sleep in tempe AZ. keeps this big ole rock rolling.

I've scoured live leak and nothing mentioned over the last 12 hours or so.. i wonder if anyone on the mexico side of things is wearing those awesome shoes lol

Cartels are in their death throws.
Whatever they can do down there, we can do up here.
Truth is, we do it better too.
Hydroponics makes everything better.
They have farmers, we have floral artists.
And US crops have no microtags either.
So how will the cartels survive if they cannot sell?

originally posted by: g146541
Cartels are in their death throws.
Whatever they can do down there, we can do up here.
Truth is, we do it better too.
Hydroponics makes everything better.
They have farmers, we have floral artists.
And US crops have no microtags either.
So how will the cartels survive if they cannot sell?

Oh didn't you hear. They've picked up the slack in human trafficing. Bringing all the new flood of people to our borders, so ICE can pick them up to start their new lives in whatever state the ICE busses drop them off in.

Plus they get paid to move all these illegal aliens here...and icing on the cake...the cartels get to pick the cream of the crop of the kids to sell into sex slave trade. Who needs weed anymore...they have an endless supply of people to make money off of now.

Des

a reply to: g146541

I hope this doesnt get me in trouble with the moderators. The cartels survive by selling it 250 for a 1 pound brick in the border states. That same brick will then sell on the east coast for up to $1,000

a reply to: g146541

coke heroin and chinese meth most likely

a reply to: g146541

The will just replace that foundation with another income source. We are no where near shutting down the cartels drug trade by taking away one product from them. If anything once it gets legal everywhere they will just move their op up north and mass produce still, low quality yes, but the options for sales wont matter. By no means am I saying to go against legalization, just my look on it.
This is a response, if it is really happening, to the added beef on the border line. That is why they were told not to come, cause the fed's and boder patorl knew this is how they would react.

originally posted by: Fargoth
a reply to: g146541
I hope this doesnt get me in trouble but the cartels survive by selling it 250 for a 1 pound brick. That same brick will sell for close to 1,000

Not impressed here, it can be domestically grown local for nearly free.
The situation is so bad in Kalifornia that many growers cannot sell as there is actually an overabundance!
And the bigger part, like I said, domestic stuff has no microtags.

I have been intending to write a thread on this....but the cartels are anything but in their death throes.

This isn't getting MSM coverage, as most of the stuff there doesn't, because of our involvement in every way. There is the CIA and their mangement of the global drug trade. Or, as it is more germane to Mexico specifically, Fast and Furious providing guns to the Sinaloa Cartel.

They are the ones that keep leaving beheaded bodies on the border of Texas. None of those Cartel folks are particularly nice. But among a sea of bastards, we have created a true monster.

This is why i say that we don't have an illegal immigration problem. We have a refugee problem. And we, as Americans, damned well owe it to the people of Mexico to provide them safe harbor from the hell we have created.

a reply to: g146541

I live in south AZ so it's pretty much the same situation. Why would an illegal substance contain nanotechnology? (that is what I assume you are talking about)

But I don't want to derail the thread I apologize

originally posted by: Destinyone

originally posted by: g146541
Cartels are in their death throws.
Whatever they can do down there, we can do up here.
Truth is, we do it better too.
Hydroponics makes everything better.
They have farmers, we have floral artists.
And US crops have no microtags either.
So how will the cartels survive if they cannot sell?

Oh didn't you hear. They've picked up the slack in human trafficing. Bringing all the new flood of people to our borders, so ICE can pick them up to start their new lives in whatever state the ICE busses drop them off in.

Plus they get paid to move all these illegal aliens here...and icing on the cake...the cartels get to pick the cream of the crop of the kids to sell into sex slave trade. Who needs weed anymore...they have an endless supply of people to make money off of now.

Des

Was talking to a friend today about Pope Francis and how he excommunicated the mafia and the region he said this in is strongly related to drug mafias. When if he specifically names the cartels in Central America as excommunicated? No longer could they run to confession and feel as though they can continue with their lifestyle of murder for profit. And the priests and bishops would then be in the front lines as they would have to deny the murderers confession. I bet Pope Francis does it and it will let the murderers know they definitely are not going up when they die.

www.nydailynews.com...

What would an announcement like this do to the Central American cartels? Probably should be discussed in its own thread (if there isn't one already). I've got a lot going on right now or I'd start one so please go ahead with it if you or any member are so inclined.

I hope he does it,

STM

I thought i should let yall know. I dropped this in Fox's tip bin. no wi need to do it on RT and AL jazeera. I bet they would have fun with the topic. What about you guys?

a reply to: Sremmos80

Non-uniformed will be the first shot....? In war officers are targeted most often.

a reply to: matafuchs

This is the direct result of government inaction ... but that was always the plan. Let the cartels and militia duke it out ... come in after and clean up the mess ... rinse and repeat.

a reply to: ParanoidAmerican

....ok? So they will go after the officers of the non uniformed militia.
What I was getting at was that they wont go after the USBP or the national guard when there is civilians they know are not suppose to be there anyway. And I am willing to be my big toe they know the Fed's are telling them to stand down.
My statement was only to be taken in the context of what is going on, not for war as a whole. Cause yes they do go after officers first, I agree

a reply to: Sremmos80

I still don't see why you think the cartel would attack militia over Texas Minute Men or the Texas National Guard, I don't think they would attack a USBP station or contingent simple because the Fed. Gov. would be forced to react to that situation....

a reply to: matafuchs

I have contacts out there. No news about this. If anything there may be a few actors involved:

Arizona Citizens Militia - Douglas, AZ

Arizona Militia - Glendale, AZ

Cochise County Militia - Tombstone, AZ

Northern Arizona Militia - Flagstaff, AZ

Contact them to see what they are up to.