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Trucks filled with Bodies After Reynosa Firefight: And They want us to Give up Our Guns? LOL

Thursday, March 21, 2013 0:16

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Vatic Note: Here is what we are seeing here below…. Fast and furious armed the drug cartels with military level weapons and at the same time they want us to Give up Our Guns in an effort disarm Americans so they can have this border war they want with between us and the Mexican Cartels. We did a blog in June 2010 on the cache of weapons and US miliary uniforms found on the mexican side of the Texas border. You need to read this and look at the stash of rocket and granade launchers, as well as machine guns, there. This has been going on for a long time and its why the drug cartels are running all over our border. Our foreign occupied government has been doing this since before Holden and here is why!

In 1996, the military drew up a scenario timeline for what they were planning and I was lucky to get a copy right off their site. Well, When I went to pull it for a blog I was doing, it was gone, but here is what it showed….. I won’t go into the first part of it beginning in 2009, since what they projected, was tried, but never got to first base which was the tainted flu vaccines…. (you can read about it at the link above)

However, they showed 2010 would be massive border violence with drug cartels crossing the border and killing Americans and fighting going on. Then it showed in 2010 that the President would invoke the “SECURITY PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT” and have Mexican and Canadian troops to help American troops bring order to the border.

Well, that never happened because ATF and Holden got caught selling or giving those military weapons to the drug cartels to do that which the pentagon had planned back as early as 1996. So they are way behind schedule on all of this. It appears they are going to try it for this year while also trying to collect our guns. Now that makes sense…. disarm us when the cartels are most active and violent. Good call, congress, Mr. President….. obvious as all get out.

The next scenario done by the pentagon was by 2012, because the security partnership agreement had worked so well in cleaning up the border, that they would then move into the finalizing of the North American Union. That is what this is all about. They need to give it up.

Its not going to happen because we saw who did what to who and the foreign controllers of our gov are indicted by virtue of their getting caught at just about everything they try. Its no secret anymore who is behind all these terror attacks against Americans and its about to stop, since NO ONE is giving up their guns. The real culprits are the FOREIGN OCCUPIERS OF OUR GOVERNMENT…. TIME TO DO AN ICELAND AND PURGE BIG TIME and throw the lot of them in jail forever along with their co-conspirator traitors in Congress and they know who they are. Those that were blackmailed or threatened, we should give them a free pass THIS TIME, but never again. And they have to come clean on everything, so history can finally be set straight.

Four trucks filled with bodies’ after Reynosa firefight
http://www.themonitor.com/news/local/article_68fe5340-8aaf-11e2-ae7d-001a4bcf6878.html#user-comment-area
Posted on March 11, 2013
by Ildefonso Ortiz, The Monitor

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US military weapons found in Mexico near Texas Border in 2010 while we were distracted with the gulf blow out

REYNOSA — Fear and panic filled the streets of Reynosa on Sunday night as rival gunmen battled during a three-hour firefight that saw automatic weapons and grenades used. Surprisingly, Mexican authorities were absent for most of the melee.

The opening clashes were reported just before 9 p.m. Sunday, when rival factions of the Gulf Cartel consummated what appeared to be a yet another rift within the criminal organization.

During the protracted gunbattle, dozens of gunmen were killed, but authorities Monday would only confirm the deaths of two bystanders and the injury of a third.

A Tamaulipas law enforcement official, who asked to not be named citing security reasons, confirmed that the death toll was about three dozen, however the exact figures were not known because cartel gunmen picked up their own people’s bodies during the struggle.

In a news release, the Tamaulipas Attorney General’s Office, known as the PGJE, confirmed that the two slain bystanders were a taxi driver and a teenager who was riding a vehicle with his father. The release confirms one person was injured and seven gunmen arrested, and it states that authorities seized 22 vehicles that were used in the melee, but it doesn’t mention any gunmen dying.

The Tamaulipas law enforcement agent called the new release issued by his superiors an insult to common sense.

“There were four trucks filled with bodies that (members of organized crime) picked up,” the official said. “That is not counting the (bodies) that were left behind.”

The news release doesn’t mention a bullet-riddled SUV that was left along Boulevard Hidalgo, one of the city’s main avenues, just south of Vista Hermosa Avenue near the local headquarters of Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office, known as the PGR. Inside the truck, four bloodied bodies could be seen from a distance hours after sundown Sunday. Just north of that location near the Fiesta Inn Hotel along Boulevard Hidalgo, another bullet-riddled vehicle could be seen with three bodies inside.

Most of the city’s main avenues had been blocked off with hijacked trailers or buses, and road spikes were littered in other areas to stop traffic.

MEDIA BLACKOUT

While online the shootout in Reynosa has become common knowledge, mainstream news media have remained mum about it, said Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, chair of the Government Department at the University of Texas at Brownsville.

“This has me very worried because this blackout is coming from both sides,” Correa Cabrera said. “Not only are we seeing organized crime shushing the media but now we are seeing the government at all levels put a lid on the media where you now have virtually no mainstream coverage of a battle of this magnitude.” (VN: see how this fits perfectly with what we wrote about in 2010 and that scenario done in 1996. Amazing how they do not see how busted they were way back then, and now as well. That is why the gun control is so very important to them.)

TAKING CARE OF STRANGERS

In a city where the constant threat of extortion by criminal organizations has caused citizens to be wary of their own shadow, when the shots started flying Sunday night, the community came together in an effort to protect bystanders.

While social media users began pointing out the areas of potential danger, average citizens took matters into their own hands to warn the public. In a gated community along Boulevard Hidalgo, a man stood by the gate warning residents to stay inside because of the ongoing firefight.

In the Wal-Mart store just a few blocks away, also along Boulevard Hidalgo, store employees locked the doors and asked their customers to remain calm as gunmen chased each other up and down the road.

“Please don’t go out, young man,” an employee said in Spanish to one patron. “It’s really ugly out there and it’s been going for more than 30 minutes.”

In a shopping plaza called Soriana Periférico near the city’s Southwestern side, the customers were also asked to stay inside for more than three hours until the roads cleared.

“It was a very long night,” said a Reynosa teenager who refused to give his name. The teen had gone to the movies with his friends but was not able to leave. “I already called my mom so she won’t worry.

“What the hell is going on?” he exclaimed.

GRILLING

As gunmen battled it out in the streets Sunday night, Ramiro Hernandez was busy in his garage. The maquila supervisor didn’t have work the next morning, so he was firing up the grill to cook a few steaks.

“What can you do?” Hernandez said in Spanish. “I’m not going to go out there right now. (My family and I) are all here so I might as well just go on and enjoy my day off.”

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