February 2, 2006 – Just a week after the Mexican government announced that they were ordering their military to stay two kilometers from the U.S.-Mexico border in the wake of an armed standoff between U.S. and Texas law enforcement and Mexican soldiers guarding a drug smuggling operation on U.S. soil in Hudspeth County, heavily armed Mexican soldiers were observed yet again on U.S. soil at the same location on Tuesday.
The soldiers were seen by a news crew from KFOX-TV and a Hudspeth County sheriff’s deputy. KFOX describes the incursion in a report on their website:
The latest incident happened just before sunset on Tuesday night, as a KFOX crew was on the scene. As a Hudspeth County sheriff’s deputy was describing what happened during a reported incursion last week – suddenly one ’soldier’ emerged from the brush on the Mexican side of the border and darted back under cover. Moments later though, two other men who appeared to be soldiers marched across a clearing, in plan view. Shortly after that, the Deputy spotted soldiers who were well hidden and out of camera range crossing into the United States – attempting to flank the Deputy and the news crew.
According to the Deputy “They are doing the classic thing, flanking around each side of us and actually coming up into the U.S. and trying to figure out what we are doing, they are looking at us very heavily.�
Reporter Ben Swann replied, “So I guess it’s time to go.� The Deputy responded “Yeah, it would definitely be time to get out of here.�
The U.S. Border Patrol reports that they were contacted by Mexican authorities who admitted the men were Mexican soldiers.
Well there you have it, Mexico admits it; so what’s their excuse?
“Mexican officials got in touch with our Mexican liaison unit to advise us that they had requested the assistance of the Mexican military and that they were down in Hudspeth County.�
Well, that seems reasonable doesn’t it?
But he tells us this contact only occurred after the Mexican soldiers had been spotted by the Sheriff’s Deputy.
Whoops! This sort of sounds like they are covering their ass doesn’t it?
Wednesday afternoon, the Mexican Consulate released a statement saying the heavily armed men were not Mexican Soldiers, but were State Police, investigating last week’s smuggling incident. Consulate officials say the men will be in the area for the next several days.
Excuse me? First they were Mexican soldiers responding to a call for assistance, and now they were Mexican state police? I guess the first guy messed up when he panicked huh?
This comes on the heals of an interview I just saw with a gentlemen who wrote a book explaining how countries south of the border find us vulnerable to an attack right now. They are considering an invasion since most of our military is over in the middle east right now.
I don’t know if his book has any validity or not, but it sure is a valid military assessment. The Mexican army has made numerous incursions into the U.S. and we have done nothing about it. What if they are feeling us out? How long would it take Washington to learn of an invasion by an army from the south? How far could they get before Washington even dispatched the military? How long would it take to mobilize the military effectively?
This puts the reasoning of our Founding Fathers into perspective when it comes to the Second Amendment, doesn’t it? This is one of the exact scenarios they envisioned; the U.S. being invaded. We the people are the militia, and the first line of defense. To all you people along the border that do not own firearms, I say shame on you for not doing your part to protect this country.
Chris Simcox, President of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps, issued the following statement on the incident:
“With this latest armed incursion, the government of Mexico once again has demonstrated their contempt for the United States. It is disgraceful that American citizens, including law enforcement, live under the threat of a foreign army that enters our country at will.
“The House of Representatives has passed a bill (H.R. 4437) that is a first step toward securing our borders. The Senate needs to follow the House’s lead and pass strong legislation that will immediately secure our borders without getting bogged down on debating so-called guest worker programs. The safety of our nation and its citizens must not be secondary to lobbying by special interest groups.
“The Minutemen are not alone in urging the Senate to defend our borders. For too long the government has turned a deaf ear to the cries for help from those of us who live in daily terror from armed invasions on our southern border.
“It took the murder of 3,000 Americans on American soil for the government to take international terrorism seriously. With the Mexican army, drug smugglers, human traffickers and terrorists able to cross our borders with impunity, it seems that only the mass murder of Americans living on our border will cause the government to take decisive action to secure our borders.�
Are they right, will it take our border enforcement officers getting slaughtered on the border before we do anything about this problem? I say enough is enough, it is time to put the military on the border.
Here is another question; are the 9-11 million illegal Mexicans in this country a sleeper army? Paranoid, maybe; or maybe not…
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