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So a simple word in Spanish negates the clothing more commonly worn by border watching groups?...
If the cartel wanted to kill someone (and was able to positively identify which group they were with in those circumstances), there would have been none of them left alive...
And you think the Mexican army doesn't use camoflage? Wrong again!
And you think the Mexican army doesn't use camoflage? Wrong again!...
I didn't say anything about a notion that the Mexican military would be "halfway between Phoenix and Tucson" (and in uniform) where the incident occurred...
This is just another jumping to conclusions case just like the Zimmerman/Martin one. Why not wait until the facts are all in?
I agree with you, i beleive more facts pertinient to this case, need to come forward.
Sounds like this could be almost anyone, that did this ambush, if you go back to 2007 as it states.
We should not rush to judgement, or come to conclusions as of yet, without all the facts first and foremost.
These are the chances taken, when you do not abide by the law.
I didn't say anything about a notion that the Mexican military would be "halfway between Phoenix and Tucson" (and in uniform) where the incident occurred...
I was pointing out that Mexicans also know about and use camoflage. To imply it's a strictly USA kind of material is pretty silly.
Phoenix became the Number Two kidnapping capitol of the world -- and it was almost all exclusively Mexican victims and Mexican kidnappers.
I think it's more far-fetched to believe anti-illegal vigilantes have gone out of their way to learn Spanish to cater to the illegals coming over the border than to believe that Mexicans don't have access to camoflage.
This looks like smuggling groups fighting over a group of illegals.
I was pointing out that Mexicans also know about and use camoflage. To imply it's a strictly USA kind of material is pretty silly.
Phoenix became the Number Two kidnapping capitol of the world -- and it was almost all exclusively Mexican victims and Mexican kidnappers.
I think it's more far-fetched to believe anti-illegal vigilantes have gone out of their way to learn Spanish to cater to the illegals coming over the border than to believe that Mexicans don't have access to camoflage.
This looks like smuggling groups fighting over a group of illegals.
Groups like the Minutemen have gone by the wayside long ago anyways. But they were so hated by the defenders of illegal aliens that they'd like to keep the idea alive that they are still around and hunting down illegal aliens.
...I think it's more far-fetched to believe anti-illegal vigilantes have gone out of their way to learn Spanish to cater to the illegals coming over the border than to believe that Mexicans don't have access to camoflage...
Witnesses only reporting a single word also most commonly found on Spanish traffic signs - "Alto" - is not evidence that the perpetrators know Spanish...
On JT Ready's Facebook page for March 28th, he listed a device where he said:
"Anyone interested in donating a couple of these to aid us in triangulating and tracking down cartel scouts and narco-spotters please feel free to do so. Thank you. US Border Guard [what he calls his group]."
Below you can watch the YouTube video he posts about "Citizens Patrolling Arizona Desert for Smugglers and Illegal Aliens"...
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