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US invaded by Mexico
Check it out. Those are armed Mexican marines on the US side of the border at San Yisidro.
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I could be wrong, but the marines appear to be 8 car-lenghts from the US border
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| Quote: | Originally posted by arrowhead
Check it out. Those are armed Mexican marines on the US side of the border at San Yisidro.
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LOL!!!!! Heres a few just for you arrowhead:
[Edited on 3-31-2010 by JESSE]
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| Quote: | Originally posted by udowinkler
I could be wrong, but the marines appear to be 8 car-lenghts from the US border |
Not that it matters to me, but it's US territory back to the dip in the road, behind those Marines.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by JESSE
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Jeeezo....I would give anything if I could do that. They'd love it at Sharkey's.
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Nice watch but that table thingy will fall over any minute now.
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thanks ALOT arrowhead...
NOW i have to built that fence thing
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What can be done in Photoshop in 5 mintues
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US starts at those yellow posts.
Have had enough time sitting there, waiting, to figure that out!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by udowinkler
I could be wrong, but the marines appear to be 8 car-lenghts from the US border |
Google Earth shows it (yellow line) way back:
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Robert if the yellow line is correct, it looks like part of Mexico's Border check point is in the USA.
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And the problem is???
Thought there has been much activity increasing the cross-border cooperation between the two countries. Just guessing that those marines have explicit
permission from our guys. For a reason.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by arrowhead
Check it out. Those are armed Mexican marines on the US side of the border at San Yisidro.
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there are raised, labeled traffic markers on pavement indicating where true border is. the pic does not show the pavement markers, but US agents and
mex agents know where they are -- next time you drive across watch the ground and you'll see markers. you will see the US agents and their sniffing
puppy dogs venture only as far south as the pavement markers.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Baja&Back
US starts at those yellow posts.
Have had enough time sitting there, waiting, to figure that out!
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There's a dip in the road big enough to have a practical purpose, rain drainage, that runs across from one side to the other. The international
boundry marker is at the end of the trench at the center by the USA / Mex fence. It's large and has a plaque on it stateing what it is.
The trench is where the yellow line indicates.
I don't know about the meandering line on the Mex side of the fence. It's in that zone where nothing makes sense.
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I crossed yesterday and also saw them walking around. They even did a couple car searches of vehicles behind me. The beggars were the least happy
with their presence.
I do see some raised bumps near their feet- but the I think the border-line bumps are behind them.
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