Last July Fourth, Mexico's EWE news service published an interview?
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apt description in my opinion.
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I personally can't wait. It should be interesting and educational. Fox was talking about that news station aljazers (? on sp.) And how they were going to start airing it on TV naturally we won't be able to pick it up but you can watch it on the Internet by streaming video. This way EVERYONE will be able to see how the other Countries really feel about us and our way of life. I have searched some of the sites that Glen Beck recommended and it scares the hell out of me but I'm talking about the way it sounded to me.But on the other hand it could be seen as just propaganda. But at least "We" can judge for our self.
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During the \napril 10th march, these Mexican nationals placed their country's flag above ours.\n\nThat should tell you from the get-go, its all about "them" and nothing else.  \n\nps...did you see many of the mexican flags flown around the country today - you bet you did!  Yes, they waved more american flags, but only because they were told to do so....\n\nWolves in sheep clothing.
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I found this using Yahoo:\n\n"Jello Journalism: Why Reporters Have Gone Soft in Their Leads," with Gerald Lanson, Washington Journalism Review, April 1982 (Note: According to Roy Peter Clark of the Poynter Institute, this article has appeared on more newspaper bulletin boards than any other journalism review piece.)\n\nhttp://www.nyu.edu/classes/stephens/Articles%20page.htm
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Jackson Stewart Lincoln:\nhttp://www.anthrosource.net/action/showXml?doi=10.1525%2Feth.1981.9.2.02a00040\nLo siento. No se bastante espanol para responder aqui.
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There was on online article about just this!\n\nI think it is just journalists trying to make up fluff.
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12184299/
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My aunt said she saw one down in mexico. she was checking on her animals in their pens when she something trying to steal one of her goats. dont kno if she was for real tho
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look in yahoo news, granma or search for expocuba, agricultural fAIR ON THE WEB
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Armed men in Mexican military uniforms have illegally crossed into the United States to provide cover for drug smugglers, and have fired upon U.S. Border Patrol agents on several occasions, a congressional panel was told Tuesday. \n\nBorder Patrol Union President T.J. Bonner detailed three incidents since 2000 in which U.S. agents were chased and fired upon by what he characterized as Mexican soldiers operating inside U.S. borders.  Bonner testified before the House Homeland Security Investigations Subcommittee on Tuesday.  \n\nThe Department of Homeland Security said there have been 231 documented incursions by Mexican military and law enforcement personnel into the U.S. since 1996.  \n\n“There is little doubt that the majority of these incidences are accidental,” said Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas., chairman of the Security Investigations Subcommittee.  “However, there are several reports of intentional violations of U.S. sovereignty by groups, often smuggling hundreds of pounds of drugs, which appear to be associated with members of the Mexican military or police forces,” McCaul said.\n\nAn incident last month in Hudspeth County, Texas, along the border east of El Paso, pushed the issue of alleged Mexican military incursions into the national spotlight.  “It was the straw that broke the camel’s back,” McCaul said.\n\nOn Jan. 23, a group of Texas deputy sheriffs, acting on a tip, intercepted a group of drug smugglers and were surprised to find what they believed to be Mexican soldiers with automatic weapons and a military vehicle providing armed security.  \n\nWhen confronted by the deputies, the drug smugglers raced back across the border while men in Mexican military uniforms, driving a Humvee, “took up a defensive position” that Hudspeth County Sheriff Arvin West described as a "military maneuver." \n\nWhen one of the vehicles carrying drugs got stuck in the river, the uniformed men fanned out and took up protective positions as others unloaded the marijuana, West testified.  When the drugs were unloaded, the truck was set on fire “and still sits in the river where it burned,” West said.  \n\nMexican officials said Friday that, after an initial investigation, none of its military were involved in the episode.  A State Department official testifying Tuesday said that a separate U.S. investigation is still being conducted.\n\nNothing unusual\nMexican soldiers caught inside U.S. boundaries “isn’t a new phenomenon,” said David Aguilar, chief of the U.S. Border Patrol. Although the Mexican military has an “internal policy” that states they won’t operate within about two miles of the U.S., that policy is routinely violated or simply ignored, he said. “We often spot them” near or inside U.S. borders, Aguilar said.\n\nAnd on several occasions the U.S. has chased, apprehended and even detained members of the Mexican military, Aguilar said during his testimony. However, the U.S. has no concrete evidence that the Mexican military is in any way involved in drug smuggling, Aguilar was quick to point out.\n\n“However, we address these (incursions) as the serious criminal acts that they are, and these cases are actively pursued,” Aguilar said.\n\nUnion president Bonner asked Congress to treat the issue with more seriousness because the violence was widespread, leading to a “growing problem of armed incursions across the southwest border of the United States by current and former Mexican soldiers and law enforcement officers.”  \n\nBonner also urged the subcommittee members to hold Mexico accountable as well for not doing enough on its side of the border to help stem the problem.\n\nThe violence is escalating even as state and federal border crackdown initiatives take hold, law enforcement officials told the panel Tuesday.\n\nDrug smugglers have moved to sophisticated techniques and increasingly lethal weaponry, including machine guns, said West.  “And I’m afraid the situation wi
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There is a group of Leftist Mexicans spewing propaganda, trying to make their people believe all their weird theories. It's just lately that people are starting to believe it. This group is trying to do what the Palestinians have done for years. In my opinion the Mexican people are too smart to take their bait.\n\nHey Savage, tell my friend Michael hi for me, and thank him for getting me to join the "Paul Revere Society"
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The Miami Herald has a weird news section:\nhttp://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/weird_news/\n\nMSNBC also has one:\nhttp://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4429957
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check http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/4782492.stm?ls
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I don't think is funny, But it is true that Mexicans are taking back what used to be part of Mexico, and the best thing is that there is not violence involved from our part,we are taking over wheather you like it or not ( ES MEJOR QUE EMPIEZEN A APRENDER ESPAÑOL Pende........)
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Below is a link to a news article
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Have you tried the US Dept of agriculture web site?\n\nThey have news and pictures on the home page.
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My friend Andrew currently lives in Mexico and is teaching English in business settings. I don't think he has changed citizenship, but he may be able to answer some questions for you. I'll link his myspace below!