The Torreon massacre was beyond description. However, the Cd Juarez "car bomb" changes everything and raises serious questions about the cartels and international terrorist organizations!
Check this from Ray Walser of The Heritage Foundation:
"The proper analogy is not the Middle East or Afghanistan but Colombia.
There the use of car bombs and IEDS is also a hallmark of the narco-terrorists of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.
Most recently, FARC detonated a car bomb that killed 9 in the Colombian city of Buenaventura.
Car bombs were also a dreaded weapon of choice used by the notorious Pablo Escobar, head of the deadly Medellin cartel in the 1980s and 1990s.
The numerous bombings carried out by the Medellin Cartel included a 1989 car bombing of a police headquarters in Bogotá that killed 80."
We've also seen an increase in grenades and other horrifying weaponry intended to intimidate the police and public officials.
Pres BO's focus has been on playing politics.
He should focus more on the explosion of border violence and the national security implications of having cartels using car bombs across from El Paso, TX.
Click here for our chat with Jose Brechner, Cecilia Torres and Allan Wall:
Check this from Ray Walser of The Heritage Foundation:
"The proper analogy is not the Middle East or Afghanistan but Colombia.
There the use of car bombs and IEDS is also a hallmark of the narco-terrorists of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.
Most recently, FARC detonated a car bomb that killed 9 in the Colombian city of Buenaventura.
Car bombs were also a dreaded weapon of choice used by the notorious Pablo Escobar, head of the deadly Medellin cartel in the 1980s and 1990s.
The numerous bombings carried out by the Medellin Cartel included a 1989 car bombing of a police headquarters in Bogotá that killed 80."
We've also seen an increase in grenades and other horrifying weaponry intended to intimidate the police and public officials.
Pres BO's focus has been on playing politics.
He should focus more on the explosion of border violence and the national security implications of having cartels using car bombs across from El Paso, TX.
Click here for our chat with Jose Brechner, Cecilia Torres and Allan Wall:
