Topic: More terrorism in Mexico: At least 53 dead

[IronDioPriest]

We're standing by watching a rapid descent into chaos and tyranny on our uncontrolled Southern border. Mexico is in danger of total power falling into the hands of narco-terrorists who are demonstrating that they would be terrible, terrible masters.

At Least 53 Dead After Armed Men Torch Mexican Casino (Video)

[blockquote]At least 53 people were killed in a fiery attack at a casino in an upscale area of Monterrey, Mexico, government and emergency officials said.

Eight others were injured in the Thursday afternoon attack, the Red Cross said.

Witnesses have told investigators that up to six people entered the Casino Royale and asked for the manager, according Adrian de la Garza, the state attorney general for Nuevo Leon.

When the manager refused, they set the building on fire, he said.

It’s believed a solvent was used to start the blaze, possibly gasoline, de la Garza said.

Earlier reports that a grenade attack caused the fire could not be verified, he said. An investigation is under way.

Between 20 and 30 people were trapped in the casino by debris, said Cmdr. Angel Flores with the Green Cross.[/blockquote]

Video linked at gatewaypundit...

[charlesoakwood]

As in the good ol USA the Ruling Class are more interested in themselves than their nation.
It's not a purple haze it's a narcotic delusion.


A drive by view

Incendio casino monterrey impunidad total policias de reten se escondieron




Contains interior images of the casino before the bombs

Al menos 53 muertos tras incendio provocado en casino de Monterrey
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[charlesoakwood]

Wilson played with Mexico and then picked the Ruling Class winner.   
The fool we have this time is in his own unique way stirring up Mexico
as bad as Wilson did.  The penalty for both nations this time will be
more severe.

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The gory images of drug-related violence in Mexico are no longer limited to the streets, with scores of blogs and Web sites popping up to cover the carnage, and criminals often posting photos and videos documenting their deeds.

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At least three Web sites call themselves “Blog del Narco,” having URLs featuring different types of registrations, and others housed on blogging sites like Blogger or WordPress, with one offering a “narco chat.”

These Web sites post videos of supposed interrogations of rival drug traffickers, torture sessions, shootouts, photographs featuring explicit images and even footage of the beheadings of suspected criminals.

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Some people claim to be drug traffickers and sign with the name of a cartel.

“We are not against the people, we protect the people from those types of people who want to harm them, that’s why we need you to support us too,” a posting by CDG (the Spanish acronym for the Gulf cartel) said, referring to Los Zetas.
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[trapeze]

Anyone hear about the mass murders being committed in Monterey?

The narco-terrorists show up at around the 30 second mark, patrons begin to GTFO in earnest around 1:50 and then the smoke billows out at about 2:30...

GRUPO ARMADO QUE ATACÓ A CASINO

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MONTERREY, Mexico — Mexican President Felipe Calderon declared three days of mourning Friday following the arson of a casino by presumed drug traffickers that killed 52, calling those responsible "true terrorists."

Armed assailants burst into the casino Thursday afternoon, swearing and shouting for customers and employees to get out. But many of the terrified victims fled farther inside the building, where they died trapped amid the flames and thick smoke that soon billowed out of the building.

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It was the second time in three months that the Casino Royale was targeted. Gunmen struck it and three other casinos on May 25, spraying the building with bullets, but no was reported injured in that attack.

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Last month, gunmen killed 20 people at a bar in Monterrey. The attackers sprayed the bar with rounds from assault rifles, and police later found bags of drugs at the bar.

As I said in an above post...I wouldn't dream of getting off of a cruise ship that stops at a Mexican port of call. And I would think twice about booking passage on a ship that even entered Mexican territorial waters.

[Libertas]

And just think, it will likely get much much worse. What's to stop it?

[AlanS]

And just think, it will likely get much much worse. What's to stop it?

Not a damn thing.

[jpatrickham]

I wonder, the powers that be in Mexico, and that covers a whole lot of different elements, may be driving Mexicans North on purpose. Less is more, and leaves more for, wait for it; the powers that be!

Maybe we be forcing Liberals down to Mexico, rather have a bunch of Mexicans than a $hit pot full of Liberals, any day. At least they will work!