New Mass Graves In Mexico

[Don]

Mexican authorities discovered mass graves with 177 bodies and counting. People were dragged off interstate buses at cartel road blocks, kidnapped tortured, mutilated and killed. It says investigators are "guessing at the mental state of the killers."

Well if they'd read any Aztec History or seen Mel Gibson's movie, Aplocalypto the would not have to "guess."

This supposedly has gone on for a long time and there were large numbers of unclaimed bags at bus stations, i.e. the owners of the bags were kidnapped and ended up in mass graves. Authorities sat on this and did nothing. Just unbelievable!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/...sbE_story.html

[Ayatollahgondola]

Originally Posted by Don

Mexican authorities discovered mass graves with 177 bodies and counting. People were dragged off interstate buses at cartel road blocks, kidnapped tortured, mutilated and killed. It says investigators are "guessing at the mental state of the killers."

Well if they'd read any Aztec History or seen Mel Gibson's movie, Aplocalypto the would not have to "guess."

This supposedly has gone on for a long time and there were large numbers of unclaimed bags at bus stations, i.e. the owners of the bags were kidnapped and ended up in mass graves. Authorities sat on this and did nothing. Just unbelievable!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/...sbE_story.html

Those killed may have possessed entry documents, or the ability to obtain them, an were killed so persons of choice could be substituted. Remember Juan Corona?

[ilbegone]

Neither the long departed Aztecs nor any of the Indian imprint on Mexican culture has anything to do with this example of barbarism. It's a struggle for power between criminals and against a part of government government seeking to exersize power.

Actually it's terrorism run amok beyond the concept of calculated coercion, this is the work of psychopaths.

Money is power, and the drug trade is all about money. In the meantime, I believe Mexico city actually controls little anymore outside of the capitol in reality.

We'll see how it plays out in the next ten years, in the meantime we had best get our military back into the role of defending our borders - as well as crush the drug trade here. Just as in illegal immigration, the problem is domestic demand, with the drama being played out in Mexico.