That's the claim of Austin Bay at Strategy Page.
The March 12 Incident On The Paso Del Norte Bridge confirms the U.S.-Mexico border is once again a war zone.
The March 12 Incident is an outrage that demonstrates the U.S. is currently under continuous hybrid war assault.
The hybrid war's current weapons: deadly drugs (fentanyl), human trafficking (to include child sex and work slavery), migrants sapping social welfare dollars budgeted for deprived American citizens and noncitizens voting illegally.
Illegal votes equal hijacked U.S. elections.
Don't exclude these horrors: enemies evading border controls to spread infectious diseases and terrorists masked as illegal aliens who use porous and undefended borders to enter the U.S. and embed as "sleeper agents" for future enemy action.
Video cameras on the Mexican side captured the human wave assault's initial surge. A swarming thousand -- overwhelmingly male -- funnels into the bridge and below a sign reading "Feliz Viaje" (bon voyage) attempt to physically overrun security personnel and break into the U.S.
The personnel to mob would crush and stomp: Border Patrol agents, local and state police -- blue-collar American citizens with badges suddenly outnumbered 10 to one and defending the U.S. from invasion.
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Rep. Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, told Fox News Digital that Mexican drug cartel propaganda spurred the attack. He said the crowd had heard March 12 was the "Day of the Migrants." They would be "allowed in the United States via the port of entry." The mob "essentially overran the port, at least on the Mexican side," Gonzales said; "...disinformation just gets spun and it becomes a dangerous situation for everybody."
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Various media reports claim Mexican drug cartels perpetrated the Day of the Migrants lie. The bridge assault would distract American security so cartel operatives could smuggle drugs and people in undefended border sectors.
Here's a hint as to the big enemy: An unarmed thousand-man rush invasion is somewhat comparable to China's sea militia schtick -- poor, unarmed fishermen claiming fishing rights in Filipino waters. Unarmed men provide plausible deniability and a feel-sorry story bribed media propagandists will tout as evidence of capitalist callousness or "racistracistracist."
There's more at the link.
As long as we allow effectively unrestricted illegal alien migration across our borders, we do not have any security in our own country. Criminals, drug smugglers, potential enemy or terrorist agents and combatants . . . they can all just walk in, laughing contemptuously at our at best nominal efforts to contain them.
We have tens of billions of dollars to spend on Ukraine - a country that has no compelling strategic interest for the USA - but we won't spend a paltry few billion on securing our borders.
We're sowing the wind with our neglect of border security. We're already reaping the whirlwind with the impact of the fentanyl crisis - and that's just the beginning. The worst is yet to come, and we're letting that worst in day by day.
Peter
Wanna stop the invasion?
ReplyDeleteStart shooting.
You probably haven't even pitched $10 toward the Jan 6 prisoners....
DeleteWhat Glypto said. The only solution at this point.
ReplyDeleteGiven that the Red Cross, the Catholic Charities and I expect plenty others are providing SUPPORT, Maps, and apparently cell phones and how to manuals to apply for social security and such.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it would have been better if the Red Cross and CO stopped putting their logos and donation addresses on the stuff the illegals are carrying into our country.
Folks don't walk thousands of miles and show up at our boarder looking fresh, wearing nice clothing and well fed without support.
Who do you shoot?
Nothing new under the sun Ecclesiastes.
A nation can survive its fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within. An enemy at the gates is less formidable, for he is known and carries his banner openly. But the traitor moves amongst those within the gate freely, his sly whispers rustling through all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Until there are active weapons by the USA and the military there will be no change. The Dems and the UNIPARTY does not want it any different.
ReplyDeleteMy Great Uncle spent WWI in the Calvary along the Mexican Border. I remember him saying it was a real war going on. Point? Nothing has changed other than tactics and methods.
ReplyDeleteIt is past time to create a 20 mile deep deadzone between the US and Mehico. On their side. Anything moves larger than a rabbit gets shot. Flatten everything.
ReplyDeleteWhat we are seeing is as bad or worse than what the Palestinians do to Israel. At least Israel can shoot back.
Beans:
ReplyDeleteIsrael doesn't have a element of its OWN Government promoting the invasion.
Any "Plan" to shoot them, establish kill zones and such BS is moot IF the US Government is IMPORTING them wholesale.
That's WHY the American Red Cross and Catholic Charities are paying for the illegals support and transport. And they get catch and release border patrol efforts.
The southern border has been a hybrid war zone for at least 25 years.
ReplyDeleteNow that it's far too late to do anything constructive, people are starting to listen.
And ultimately, the only answer is, indeed, to start shooting.
The trouble with that is the shooting will continue to any neighborhood with illegals, which extends functionally to Canada. Many of whom will shoot back, which just accelerates the conflict.
And then rounding up the survivors, and deporting/repatriating them at gunpoint as well.
I wouldn't get my hopes up.
But when it's also too late for that approach to work, it will be tried as well.
The current rumor is that we have spent $500 billion in Ukraine now.
ReplyDelete> The southern border has been a hybrid war zone for at least 25 years.
ReplyDelete100 years ago, we were stuffing Hispanics in railroad cars and sending them across the southern border. Nobody knows how many millions of people we sent back into Mexico.
And there is another problem. Most of the people coming the southern border are not Mexicans, they from all over the world. I met a guy in Norman, Oklahoma a month ago who flew from Havana, Cuba to Nicaragua and then walked to Texas to join his aunt and uncle in Oklahoma in their catering business.
@lynn,
ReplyDeleteAs I've related, we were finding Korans and prayer rugs in the desert, along with boarding passes of middle eastern airlines that flew from there to Mexico City, among the discarded trash dumped in illegal alien infiltration routes, in the early 2000s.