Originally posted by JoeJustJoe
Good riddance to Leyzaola the publicity hound of Tijuana until he was dumped by the incoming new mayor because Leyzaola like to torture Tijuana police
by applying electric charges to their private parts until they were ready to sign false confessions. Leyzaola was all about torture and abuse of
Mexican's basic human rights set forth in the Mexican Constitution.
Some might say, " but the end justifies the means." Ok lets get out the yardstick. Did the drug related killings go down under Leyzaola's rein of
terror? Did Leyzaola's polices stop or even slow the flow of drugs into the USA?
I think the answer is no to both questions. The amount of drug related deaths continued to go up and the drug flow to the USA was never higher. I
wouldn't be surprised to learn that Leyzaola was really on the drug cartels payroll the way the drugs continued to flow into the US while Leyzaola was
talking tough and calling Mexican drug cartels kingpins c-ckroaches scum, and dirty fat pigs!
Pretty brave of Leyzaola to talk tough with all those bullet proof armored cars, dozens body guards, and his sleeping quarters the Military base where
he couldn't be touched. Of course all that tough talk upset the drug cartels and the cartels took out their aggression on Tijuana cops that didn't
have all the protection that Leyzaola had.
I do give Leyzaola credit for slowing the shakedowns of Americans in Tijuana. The police were on pretty good behavior, and were a little scared of
Leyzaola but really scared of the drug cartels, and didn't waste that much time shaking down Americans that's pretty easy to do.
But basically Leyzaola is a cartoon character and he and the media created that image of Leyzaola. I was reading some media articles from Mexico city
and they were laughing at Leyzaola, and his so-called "super hero" status that he created for himself.
I'm sorry not everybody loved Leyzaola, and if you read the comment sections in articles about Leyzaola in places like the "AFN" the comments were
mixed at best, and I'd say they were also very negative towards him. If you talk to Mexicans they also have mixed views of this "super hero."
For Americans I guess if you supported Bush's "waterboarding" polices. You probably would support Leyzaola's torture techniques and abuse of human
rights in Mexico. ( however we do find hypocrites like Maggie, from Maggie Madness. She speaks out against Bush and water-boarding but turns a blind
eye when it's done in Mexico.)
I'm also glad to see General Alfonso Duarte Múgica disappear from the Baja area. I couldn't stand that guys big mouth and his "c-ckroach" theory how
he had the Mexicans drug cartels on the run, and the violence you are seeing is like when you turn on the lights and see c-ckroaches scattering
around, but the military has it under control. Right General. |
