IN Mexico, our Monuments shows government' corruption

[Rafael Norma]

http://www.youtube.com/embed/TFbYinUjFPQ

 

[Rafael Norma]

If you had Jimmy Hoffa as a Transportation union’s leader. We also can brag about our public teacher’s union’s leader, Mrs. Elba Esther Gordillo.

She is so powerful, that thanks to her, Mr. Felipe Calderon arrived to the Mexican presidency on 2006, because the Teacher Union ‘s ballot. (LESS THAN 0.5%)
We thought it was a real fortune, because the other leftist candidate, Mr. Andres Manuel López Obrador is just like another Hugo Chavez.

So our lesser evil was Mr. Calderon

We now doubt it, because his stupid war against drug dealers that has Mexico upside down

 

[Rafael Norma]

I am the one….

 

[Rafael Norma]

our neighbor has a dairy & daily cow, but it is not a common one…

 

[Rafael Norma]

PURE & DISTILLED S.O.B.'s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2zeyQPPjcQ&NR=1

 

[Rafael Norma]

I thought that Felipe Calderón was the only one helping Joaquín "@ el Chapo" Guzmán, but the United States of Amnesia also has provided weapons to that cartel, thanks to their" fast a furious" operation

 

[Rafael Norma]

What we mexicans have learned about our treasure's department

 

[Rafael Norma]

Corruption and ineptitude

The wake, a monument in which mexican government spent almost $1,000 million pesos to supposedly celebrate our centenary of the Mexican independence from Spain, that should be finished on September 16th., 2010, it isn’t ready even today

 

[Rafael Norma]

Most Latin American governments are corrupt some more than others......







I think it's genetic .........yawn.........

It Seems that also in the United States of Amnesia there are a lot of politicians as corrupt as their Mexican counterpartshttp://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/25/opinion/gov-rick-perrys-cash-machine.html?ref=opinión

 

[Rafael Norma]

Our small president @FelipeCaldeRON can not understand any advise:

Mexico debería convocar a una tregua en la guerra contra el narcotráfico

Revista Forbes



Traducido por Rafa Norma



Un soldado monta una guardia cerca de un vehículo peteneciente a pistoleros después de un tiroteo en la muniipalidad de Tacámbaro, cerca de Morelia. La guerra de Mexico contra las drogas ha conducido a la muerte de decenas de miles de ciudadanos. Es el momento de llamar a una tregua.







El ex presidente Mexicano, Vicente Fox, a hecho un llamado para finalizar la guerra contra los narcotraficantes. Desafortunadamente, el actual gobierno, – por razones completamente entendibles –quiere acabar con los carteles de la droga mediante la violencia. Por supuesto que la violencia a conducido a la muerte de cuando menos 40,000 ciudadanos Mexicanos, un elevado precio para tan dudosa misión. Ahora el gobierno Mexicano está dejando pasar una oportunidad, aunque sea vaga, de encontrar alguna clase de solución pacífica con los carteles:





El vocero de la seguridad federal de México este lunes rechazó el llamado de un fiscal Estatal para reunirse con los carteles de la droga para pactar alguna clase de tregua, diciendo que las bandas deben estar desbandadas o cuando menos arrestadas..



El vocero de SeguridadAlejandro Poire estaba reaccionando por la llamada hecha por el Procurador General del arruinado Estado sureño de Guerrero, Alberto López Rosas



En comentarios a los medios locales durante el fín de semana, López Rosas

Les pidió a los carteles de la droga una tregua, "para que se respete la vida de la ciudad, la vida del pueblo, y la vida de la sociedad.”



Poire dijo en una conferencia de prensa este lunes que tales tratos [con los narcos] no conducen a nada.”



"En relación a las llamadas de las autoridades para que los criminales cambien su comportamiento, pienso que no podría ser más claro de que la PAZ no puede lograrse pidiéndoles algo a cambio a los criminales,” dijo Poire.



"La paz se va a lograr al traer a la justicia a todititos los criminales … que su modo de pensar no será influenciado por apelaciones a sus intereses, sino someterse al imperio de la ley y el orden y para detener sus crímenes."



Hacer las paces con los carteles

no puede darse en un vacío. Y ese es el truco. Si tú simplemente permites que continúe el mercado negro, el contrabando y la violencia y no te opones, eso ]no es mejor que un Estado patrocinador de crimen. ( Sobre todo con la corrupción y la impunidad que existe entre los políticos que sufrimos todos los mexicanos día tras día) Ese era el status quo bajo los gobiernos anteriores, y la razón por la que @FelipeCaldeRON tiene una pasión en librar la guerrita contra las drogas. La política concurrente necesitaría terminar con la prohibición, algo que México no puede realmente hacer con los Estados Unidos de Amnesia, paraditos sobre nuestro hombro



Aún así, sería requetebueno finalizar la violencia, y la manera de hacerlo,

no es arrastrar a cada cartel y a cada criminal hacia la justicia. Eso es el recado de los estúpidos, imposible e irrealista. La [única] forma de terminar con la violencia limpiar todo el mercado negro al terminar con la prohibición.



Es una lástima que @FelipeCalderon no entienda

@AccionNacional @pridehoy @PRDMexico @CNDHDF

http://tinyurl.com/3hvyol2

Mexico Should Call a Truce in the War on Drugs

A soldier stands guard next to a vehicle belonging to gunmen after a shootout in the municipality of Tacambaro near Morelia. Mexico’s war on drugs has led to the deaths of tens of thousands of citizens. It’s time to call a truce.







Former Mexican president, Vicente Fox, has called for an end to the war on drugs. Unfortunately, the current government – for altogether understandable reasons – wants to bring down the cartels through violence. Of course, this violence has led to the deaths of at least forty thousand Mexican citizens, a high price tag for a dubious mission. Now the Mexican government is passing up on an opportunity, however vague, to find some sort of peaceful resolution with the cartels:





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Mexico’s federal security spokesman on Monday rejected a state prosecutor’s call for drug cartels to join in some kind of truce, saying the gangs must be arrested and disbanded instead.



Security spokesman Alejandro Poire was reacting to questions about a call made by Alberto Lopez Rosas, the attorney general of the violence-wracked southern state of Guerrero.



In comments to local media over the weekend, Lopez Rosas asked drug cartels for a truce, "to respect the life of a city, the life of the populace, the life of society."



Poire told a news conference on Monday that such entreaties wouldn’t lead anywhere.



"Regarding calls by authorities for the criminals to change their behavior, I think it couldn’t be clearer that peace is not going to be achieved by asking the criminals for something," Poire said.



"Peace is going to be achieved by bringing the criminals to justice … that their thinking will not be influenced by appealing to their interests by calling on them to change their ways, but by giving them no choice but to submit to the law and stop their crimes."



Making peace with the cartels can’t happen in a vacuum. That’s the trick. If you simply allow the black market and the smuggling and violence to continue and don’t oppose it, that’s no better than state-sponsored organized crime. That was the status quo under previous governments, and the reason that Felipe Calderon is so passionate about fighting the war on drugs. The concurrent policy would need to be an end to prohibition, something Mexico can’t really do with the US standing over its shoulder.



Still, it would be good to end the violence, and the way to do that isn’t to bring every cartel and criminal to justice. That’s a fool’s errand, impossible and unrealistic. The way to end the violence is to wipe out the black market altogether by ending prohibition.[/SIZE]

 

[Rafael Norma]

Between U. S. & Mexican governments, we Mexicans are losing even our own life: [/size]


Mexican citizens are always between the sword and the wall

Due to the huge drug consumption in the United States…,

and their indiscriminate weapon smuggling to Mexico…,

that are sold to drug traffickers in Mexico in one side and in the other side, our president Felipe Calderón, with his senseless war against drug traffickers, when he even can not control our border with the United States of Amnesia, so the weaponry won´t reach us.

It seems he likes our national anthem, that as we are in a cry for war

And the cannons resound even inside a Football stadium

Or fire that has killed more than 50 people

and meanwhile…


U.S. aid implicated in abuses of power in Colombia


Beetween USA @BarackObama and @FelipeCalderon Mexican government, we Mexican are losing even our own life
@AccionNacional @pridehoy @SRE

 

[Rafael Norma]

The “ladies” of Polanco mistreating a police officer in Mexico City

http://youtu.be/fIBCGBJHE44


A "similar" case but in the U. S. :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3aVyFdY2u0

 

[steveox]

People take to the streets against drug violence — again.

Sarah ChildressAugust 29, 2011 09:57

Is this Mexico’s final straw?

Hundreds of people gathered Sunday in Monterrey to demand answers after the attack last week that left 52 people dead.

GlobalPost in Mexico: Arson attack on casino

The people shouted in the streets, demanding the resignation of the mayor and the state governor.

Mexicans have protested before, demanding an end to mass graves and kidnappings amid the drug violence. Yet little has changed.

It's hard to remember the last time there was real accountability for mass murder here.

But this attack, considered to be one of the most heinous in the drug war, was particularly shocking because the victims didn’t appear to have any connection to the drug violence. Most of the people killed were middle-aged women and their friends enjoying a night out.

http://www.globalpost.com/dispatches/globalpost-blogs/que-pasa/fed-mexico

 

[Rafael Norma]

Mexican citizens always had been between a sword and a wall

Between the sword of the United States of Amnesia, with its huge drug consumption…

…and besides that, its indiscriminate and relentless selling of all kinds of weaponry, that are smuggled into our country, by one side….,

and in the other, the wall. represented by Mr. Felipe Calderón unfitness to stop it, and his sickly obssesion with the lyrics of our national anthem, where it says that we are in the middle of a shout into @ useless and senseless war, now against drugs, that until now the only “benefit “that has worked out, are more than 40,000 death people


It seems that for them ( The Mexican and the U. S: governments) is just another playing, another amusement …

 

[Rafael Norma]

Too bad that the death ones can't applaud

Charming address to the nation


#RafaelNorma
Too Bad that death ones can't applaud, Mr. President @FelipeCalderon @AccionNacional @CNDHDF.@pridehoy jajaja @BarackObama
http://tinyurl.com/45x7rbt