Posts Tagged ‘Mexico’
by Jack Minor – An eco-terrorist group responsible for a 1998 act of terror in Vail has issued a press release taking credit for a recent bombing in Mexico, saying it was as beautiful as burning a Wal-mart store. The claim was made by the Anti-Liberation Cell of the Earth Liberation Front who [...]
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by Craig Masters A search for an update on the status of the American Marine Jon Hammer – being held in a Mexican prison for ransom - revealed an article posted on the New York Times web site that I believe was dated May 9, 2012. I was interrupted before reading the whole article and when I returned [...]
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by Craig Masters It might sound like a call to take matters into our own hands, and that’s just what it might take this time. But if the Mexican armed forces are armed with 60 year old Sears and Roebuck .410′s, I’ll lead this mission myself. After all, the Obama administration is so impotent in [...]
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But Voters say they don’t like them.By Craig Masters CoorsTek World HQ – here in Colorado USA There are less than four weeks until the election day. The term “attack ads” is being trivialized to the extreme. Even ‘extreme’ is a word fast becoming meaningless. Is this by design? If nobody cares, neither candidate wins [...]
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by Matt Lacy – North Carolina voters are going to the polls today to make an important decision as to whether they want to amend their constitution to protect traditional marriage. If the amendment is approved, North Carolina would join a solid majority of states who have constitutional amendments defending marriage as being between [...]
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Hezbollah, allied with cartels, are funding Muslim terrorists and more. While Department of Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano was giving her State of the Department address January 30, Zachary Taylor was building courage to ‘blow the whistle’ about how dangerous the Obama adminstration’s border policy is. Taylor stepped into the public arena for an interview with [...]
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The congressman noted that January 24, the scheduled date for the State of the Union address, will mark the 1000-day anniversary since the senate passed a federal budget. He explained that the current republican-led House of Representatives has sent several budget proposals to the democratic controlled Senate where each proposed budget has failed to receive [...]
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Although congressionally defunded, transportation officials sign agreement anyway Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood by Jack Minor In an issue that will not die, government transportation officials signed an agreement to let Mexican trucks travel on U.S. highways, despite Congress refusing to fund it. [...]
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by Jack Minor In an issue that will not die, government transportation officials signed an agreement to re-start a program to allow Mexican trucks travel on US highways, despite Congressional refusal to fund it. The three year agreement reinstates a pilot program first started by President Bush and defunded by Congress in 2009. The plan [...]
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Agency fired agent who revealed plan to sell guns to drug gangs by Jack Minor The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms has been accused of “stonewalling” Congress, and retaliating against agents who have revealed information about a program to sell assault weapons to drug gangs in Mexico. Vince Cefalu, who told Fox News [...]
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By Mike Bauman Emails released this week by congressional investigators have revealed that an unnamed firearms dealer involved in the ATF’s Project Gun Runner had repeatedly expressed concerns about participating in the program. Project Gun Runner was an ATF operation that allowed illegal straw purchases of firearms in the US that were then smuggled into [...]
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By Mike Bauman As crude oil prices continue to rise due to increased demand from emerging economies and decreased supply due to unrest in the Middle East, Americans are feeling the pinch at the pump. Rules put in place after last year’s infamous BP oil spill, have virtually stopped additional drilling in US waters in the Gulf [...]
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By Mike Bauman Senator Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, has sent a letter to BATFE Director, Kenneth Melton, decrying the contents of an email Grassley obtained in which the ATF told its employees that they are not under any obligation to answer questions from Congress and that any such questions should be directed to a specific office. [...]
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By Mike Bauman As gasoline prices approach $4 a gallon, many people are wondering what the effect will be on the economy. According to Mark Zandi, chief economist Moody’s Analytics, there is cause for concern. Zandi recently told the AP, “The surge in oil prices since the end of last year is already doing significant [...]
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By Mike Bauman Recent claims by Mexican President Calderone, then parroted by members of the US Congress and President Obama, have widely claimed that the vast majority of firearms used by the murderous criminal cartel members in Mexico originated in the US. However, recent testimony by US military officials brings these claims into question. Gen. [...]
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Willing to go back to apply for student visa Story and photo by Jack Minor A Greeley teen who recently discovered he is in the country illegally on an expired visa believes so strongly in following the law he is willing to return to Mexico to obtain a student visa so he can attend college. [...]
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Bows to demands from Mexican President by Jack Minor President Obama has promised Mexican president, Felipe Calderon, he would find a way to permit Mexican trucks to travel on US freeways and roads despite widespread domestic disapproval of such an action. Under the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement signed by then President Bill [...]
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By Mike Bauman Mexican President Felipe Calderon’s recent visit to the United States has refreshed the debate about the alleged “river of guns” that is flowing into Mexico from the United States. Calderon has called for a renewal of the highly ineffective Clinton era assault weapons ban as a means of decreasing violence in his [...]
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May 7, 1927 ~ January 6, 2011 Eufelio Telesfor Segura of Nunn died January 6, 2011 at his home. He was born May 7, 1927 in Maes, New Mexico to Juan and Jesusita “Susie” (Sandoval) Segura. Eufelio was reared and educated in New Mexico. He married Lucia Aragon on September 8, 1948 in Wagon Mound, [...]
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June 18, 1917 ~ November 18, 2010 Margarita M. Torres of La Salle died Thursday, November 18, 2010 in Hospice care at North Colorado Medical Center. She was born on June 18, 1917 in La Cuesta, New Mexico to Juan Lucero and Josefa Flores Lucero. At the age of 4, she moved to Colorado to [...]
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January 15, 1951 ~ October 14, 2010 Jose Sacramento Torres of Greeley died Thursday, October 14, 2010 at North Colorado Medical Center. He was born in Delores Hidalgo, Guanajuato, Mexico on January 15, 1951 to Consuelo Torres. Jose was reared and educated in Mexico. He came to the U.S. in 1970 and settled in Greeley. [...]
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Johnnie Lavada Tucker was born August 4, 1921 in Duncan, Oklahoma to Harmon E. and Birdie Newman McClellan. She was raised in Marlow, Oklahoma, graduating from Marlow High School. November 11, 1939 she married Carl Theodore Tucker. They were married fifty six at the time of his death in 1995. To this union was born [...]
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By Jack Minor In a sign of the increasing power of the drug cartels in America, U.S. authorities have warned Americans not to enter sections of Federal lands near the Arizona border with Mexico. The initial report by Fox news reported that 3,500 acres of Southern Arizona was closed to U.S. citizens near the Buenos [...]
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Bernardo Carmona-Parra September 29, 1909 ~ June 13, 2010 Bernardo Carmona-Parra of Greeley died Sunday, June 13, 2010 at his home. He was born on September 29, 1909 in Santa Rosa, Chihuahua Mexico to Antonio and Primitiva (Parra) Carmona, where he was also reared and educated. He married Nena Cerros in 1934. After their marriage [...]
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Story and Photos By Jack Minor Sarah Palin, part of a trio of conservatives referenced President Ronald Reagan’s belief in America’s greatness as she spoke at a conservative rally in Denver last week. The event sponsored by 710 KNUS also featured talk show hosts Dennis Prager and Hugh Hewitt. Prager, speaking on the Arizona law, [...]
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Local immigration reform advocate wants national conversationBy Jim Frazier Julie Gonzales, 27, a sixth generation American citizen, wants comprehensive immigration reform. To most people that term means one word: amnesty – amnesty for illegal immigrants. She disagrees. “The system is broken. We need to fix it somehow,” says Gonzales. She is now the Colorado director [...]
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President Calderon’s appearance before the Joint Session of the US Congress on May 20, 2010, demonstrates how powerful Mexico has become in the United States. The statements he made criticizing Arizona’s legislation concerning illegal immigrants reveal how successful the invasion of the United States by Mexico has been. The applause he received for his bold [...]
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By Jim Frazier, For the Greeley Gazette A superhighway connecting Mexico to Canada is underway. Land rights are being acquired and engineering plans developed for a 10 lane highway in a 1200 foot-wide corridor that includes segments of Interstate 35. The first ‘customs stop’ is not at the border, but in Kansas City at a [...]
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Cheap labor, corn, beef and NAFTA By Jim Frazier, For the Greeley Gazette “Jobs are the cause of illegal immigration. Cheap labor,” said former UNC professor Roberto Romero. “If no jobs existed in the US, they would not come.” “Corn is the cause,” said Alonzo Ortiz, an organizer of the May Day march [...]
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Maria Efigenia Espino De Medina September 21, 1936 ~ May 4, 2010 Maria Efigenia Espino De Medina of Evans died Tuesday, May 4, 2010 in Hospice and Palliative Care of Northern Colorado at North Colorado Medical Center. She was born on September 21, 1936 in La Joya, Durango Mexico to Jesus Espino and Maria Escobedo. [...]
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By Jim Frazier A dangerous cultural theme shared by some of the protestors to the new Arizona immigration law, is called “reconquesta” or reconquest. Members of these groups believe that the southwest lands of the U.S. should be be colonized by Mexicans, renamed Aztlan and annexed by Mexico. The “reconquest” of the Southwest is an [...]
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By Mike Conners The National Drug Intelligence Center has included Greeley on its list of 200 U.S. cities with the presence of Mexican drug trafficking organizations. These drug trafficking organizations are becoming more deadly, especially along the U.S. border. This increased danger was one of the key reasons cited by Arizona Governor Jan Brewer when [...]
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By Jack Minor, For the Greeley Gazette Governor Jan Brewer of Arizona signed SB 1070 into law Friday April 23. Since the signing of this bill, politicians and media outlets have had no shortage of comments regarding it. What has been overlooked is what the bill actually says and does. The bill was borne of [...]
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By Jack Minor, For the Greeley Gazette Governor Jan Brewer of Arizona signed SB 1070 into law Friday April 23. Since the signing of this bill, politicians and media outlets have had no shortage of comments regarding it. What has been overlooked is what the bill actually says and does. The bill was borne of [...]
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