Popotla- Baja Village Has Become Smuggler's Launch Point

And with an Army checkpoint within throwing distance.

However could they pull this off?

I'm sure this comes as quite a shock to the Mexican Marines.

Gee. I never knew we had a branch of our armed forces that only functioned during daylight.

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Originally posted by Bajahowodd Gee. I never knew we had a branch of our armed forces that only functioned during daylight.

Dennis

Only 140 since Oct? That's small change. I used to see that many hanging around certain Home Depots every morning!

Nothing new Lets not forget SADM and the jet ski sagas of a few years back.
Ho Hum........ Yawn.....


Dreaming of our favorite gal swimming with the floaters....
The brown stinky ones......

I got nothing more than love for ya Margie

[Edited on 3-2-2010 by Mexicorn]

If one looks through binoculars, from Popotla, and looks nothbound, there is a Coast Guard vessel anchored what looks like between the Coronado islands and Imperial Beach.
How the pangas get by, I don't know!
Perhaps the pangas have an electric trolling motor to sneak by the Coast Guard. But I thought the US had some kind of radar as well as sonar.
Go figger!

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Originally posted by udowinkler If one looks through binoculars, from Popotla, and looks nothbound, there is a Coast Guard vessel anchored what looks like between the Coronado islands and Imperial Beach. How the pangas get by, I don't know! Perhaps the pangas have an electric trolling motor to sneak by the Coast Guard. But I thought the US had some kind of radar as well as sonar. Go figger! Quote: Originally posted by Bajahowodd I can certainly understand the "hiding in plain sight" aspect in Popotla, but where's our Coast Guard once these boats head North? [Edited on 3-2-2010 by udowinkler]

agents aboard another customs vessel on patrol saw a 36-foot motorboat in the ocean about two miles off Leucadia in Encinitas. As the agents approached the panga..........

A 36 foot panga!

Outboard with a tiller??

That ain't no playa Popotla pot party panga!

The customs agents must have been smoking the booty from their last haul. "Dude, check out that triple decker panga, far out."

Glad to hear the folks of Popotla have got a growing (so to speak) business. I admire industrious people. Does a ride to La Jolla cost more?

Do you guys know the Rosarito highway pinhead Jesus is actually a warehouse used to store the pot grown in the area just to the east? Jesus was built by the cartel to thank God for all the American potheads. True story - really.


[Edited on 3-4-2010 by k-rico]

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Originally posted by k-rico agents aboard another customs vessel on patrol saw a 36-foot motorboat in the ocean about two miles off Leucadia in Encinitas. As the agents approached the panga.......... A 36 foot panga! Outboard with a tiller?? That ain't no playa Popotla pot party panga! The customs agents must have been smoking the booty from their last haul. "Dude, check out that triple decker panga, far out." Glad to hear the folks of Popotla have got a growing (so to speak) business. I admire industrious people. Does a ride to La Jolla cost more? Do you guys know the Rosarito highway pinhead Jesus is actually a warehouse used to store the pot grown in the area just to the east? Jesus was built by the cartel to thank God for all the American potheads. True story - really. [Edited on 3-4-2010 by k-rico]

and who was that building below it of the lady with the huge chi-chis built for... besides me. And what do they hold?