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JoeJustJoe
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Alright alright I made a mistake by talking about the deported criminals from the US jails to Tijuana. But if you ever talk to these guys they speak
English and have more in common with the culture above the border than below and are Mexican-American in every sense of the word except they don't
have the proper papers.
But the fact is there are many illegal immigrants in Mexico, and most of them are from the US. Mexico has always been a gateway for American citizen
criminals on the lamb who seek refuge from the law and just want to hide out, or commit more crimes. Even in the American made movies, many of the
movies plots center around the characters making a run to the border. Thelma and Louise, and Shawshank Redemption are a couple of examples of
American movies with the goal of making a run to Mexico, and living happily ever after if they could just make it to Mexico.
I still think it's a joke to believe there are only 1624 American ex-pats living Rosarito. How about the the Mexican-American and Americans that only
live in Baja part-time and don't bother with the paperwork? How about the the American criminals hiding out in Baja?
Here is a nice article on Mexico's illegal immigration:
Mexico's Illegal Immigrants Hail Mostly From U.S.
GUADALAJARA, Mexico -- It may be the dream of some college seniors to spend a year post-graduation working "under the table" serving pints in
some glorious European city. But thousands of American adults living on the lam in Mexico? As in the United States, estimates of the number of illegal
immigrants in Mexico are hard to come by. But the majority are ex-pats from the U.S., according to Mexico's federal bureau of immigration. Read the
whole story: GlobalPost
http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/mexico/100916/migrants-il...
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Here is another Baja write up that claims there are 14,000 thousands ex-pats in Baja, and that "Baja is safe, so come on down." This was written in
2009, and perhaps a little dated, but I'm sure still accurate because only a handful of Americans have been killed in Baja:
http://www.rosarito.org/mediaresources/pressreleases/3pr2009...
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by JoeJustJoe
only a handful of Americans have been killed in Baja:
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That's too many, Joe. Doncha think that's too many? I think it is, Joe. It's too many. Why do you think that handful doesn't count? They have
mothers too, ya know.
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JoeJustJoe
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by JoeJustJoe
only a handful of Americans have been killed in Baja:
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That's too many, Joe. Doncha think that's too many? I think it is, Joe. It's too many. Why do you think that handful doesn't count? They have
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No I don't think that's too many because murders happen all over the world including California. Then again even one murder could be too much
especially if it was a close friend or family member.
A good example is what happened in Oakland CA a few weeks ago while the Oakland police were cracking down on the occupy protesters in Oakland.
During that Occupy movement weekend. There were more than 450 calls that dialed 911 and there were five murders in Oakland just that weekend! I
understand from other articles that many of those calls went unanswered or the police were to busy to show up at many of these 9/11 calls because
they were too busy cracking down on protesting US citizens in Oakland.
But I wouldn't for a second tell anybody that living in Oakland is too dangerous, or they shouldn't even visit Oakland. But that's what the "alarmist"
do all the time who cover Mexico and Baja.
However, Dennis anytime Baja gets too hot for you. I think you should leave and come back to the USA. It's that simple. If you're worried about
selling your property. Isn't your life more important than Mexican property that isn't worth very much anymore anyway?
Here is one story about Oakland's Occupy Protesters:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/05/us/occupy-protesters-stret...
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norte
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we are back
Now that the fact checker is gone, we can post whatever we want. No Facts necessary here!
| Quote: | Originally posted by JoeJustJoe
Alright alright I made a mistake by talking about the deported criminals from the US jails to Tijuana. But if you ever talk to these guys they speak
English and have more in common with the culture above the border than below and are Mexican-American in every sense of the word except they don't
have the proper papers.
But the fact is there are many illegal immigrants in Mexico, and most of them are from the US. Mexico has always been a gateway for American citizen
criminals on the lamb who seek refuge from the law and just want to hide out, or commit more crimes. Even in the American made movies, many of the
movies plots center around the characters making a run to the border. Thelma and Louise, and Shawshank Redemption are a couple of examples of
American movies with the goal of making a run to Mexico, and living happily ever after if they could just make it to Mexico.
I still think it's a joke to believe there are only 1624 American ex-pats living Rosarito. How about the the Mexican-American and Americans that only
live in Baja part-time and don't bother with the paperwork? How about the the American criminals hiding out in Baja?
Here is a nice article on Mexico's illegal immigration:
Mexico's Illegal Immigrants Hail Mostly From U.S.
GUADALAJARA, Mexico -- It may be the dream of some college seniors to spend a year post-graduation working "under the table" serving pints in
some glorious European city. But thousands of American adults living on the lam in Mexico? As in the United States, estimates of the number of illegal
immigrants in Mexico are hard to come by. But the majority are ex-pats from the U.S., according to Mexico's federal bureau of immigration. Read the
whole story: GlobalPost
http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/mexico/100916/migrants-il...
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Here is another Baja write up that claims there are 14,000 thousands ex-pats in Baja, and that "Baja is safe, so come on down." This was written in
2009, and perhaps a little dated, but I'm sure still accurate because only a handful of Americans have been killed in Baja:
http://www.rosarito.org/mediaresources/pressreleases/3pr2009... |
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by norte
Now that the fact checker is gone, we can post whatever we want. No Facts necessary here!
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Chucky just relied on Google mixed with hot air. In this information age, all of you can be fact checkers too! And I never heard of any shortages of
hot air in nomadlandia!
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Bajahowodd
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Just seems to me that had the Bush induced financial meltdown not occurred, most of this back and forth on this forum would be non-existent.
The plethora of half built high rises along the toll road would have been filled with fat, happy gringo ex-pats.
Perhaps it may still happen.
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wessongroup
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Now that's a start ..... "Alright alright I made a mistake" ... 
WHO'S perfect ... 
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wessongroup
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Not bad ... ridge... not bad... great graphics job...
WOW ... that was fast... down already ... 
Ok, back up again ...
[Edited on 2-7-2012 by wessongroup]
[Edited on 2-7-2012 by wessongroup]
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EnsenadaDr
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Ahh I don't think you are much fun anymore.
I don't drink Buchanan's, in fact I don't drink much of anything..and I certainly don't play with monkeys...maybe it was Rossy!!! | Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by EnsenadaDr
, and a bottle of Buchananīs in her right hand!!
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sound of things, I'd say it was you. SALUD |
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Melondeverdad
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So glad to hear that Mengano has been banned. I compulsively read Borderlandbeat daily, so I'm not someone who has their head in the sand about the
narco war in Mexico .... but I don't come here to read about that stuff, especially from someone who thinks that having a google alert on Mexico narco
news makes them some sort of expert. Adios Mengano!
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EnsenadaDr
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Just wonderin"??
With all the comments about how glad people are to see Mengano gone..do you think his pride has been hurt to the point that he wouldn't show his face
again...even under another mask???? | Quote: | Originally posted by Melondeverdad
So glad to hear that Mengano has been banned. I compulsively read Borderlandbeat daily, so I'm not someone who has their head in the sand about the
narco war in Mexico .... but I don't come here to read about that stuff, especially from someone who thinks that having a google alert on Mexico narco
news makes them some sort of expert. Adios Mengano! |
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wessongroup
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Like your touch ... lencho
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EnsenadaDr
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Interesting...
Excellent response..please give me time to think about that one.... | Quote: | Originally posted by lencho
| Quote: | Originally posted by EnsenadaDr
...do you think his pride has been hurt to the point that he wouldn't show his face again...even under another mask???? |
Hmm, you think he came here with a desire to be liked? That had not occurred to me... |
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Ateo
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Just remember, if you're posting negative about Mengano here, he is monitoring and you'll be investigated when he returns. Kidding but not......
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Lobsterman
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Need the Rules or Reason a Person is Banned
I would like Doug to explain to me what are the rules why people are banned on this site. Also why a warning is not given to that person before they
are banned. I know it is his sand box but I'm sure there are other people like me who read this site religiously every day that are just confused by
his action(s). There are a few people like Horns, Joe, Goat that say just despictable things about people and goat people on to say more bad things
but they are not banned.
Dennis
[Edited on 2-8-2012 by Lobsterman]
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BajaBlanca
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good point, Ateo.
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Ateo
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Look Mengano, can you just leave us alone?
KIDDING.
Actually, would love to know what gets someone banned. I used to think if I used a bad word I'd be on thin ice. 
[Edited on 2-8-2012 by ateo]
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Ateo
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Having said what I said above, I'm out of this thread. Just kidding that you are Mengano. Lo siento.
[Edited on 2-8-2012 by ateo]
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woody with a view
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it's like pornography. you'll know when you see it. i think it's called "terms of use."
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Lobsterman
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Let's get one thing straight right now. I'm not mengano. I do not have his intellect or command of languages. I started on this site as howat but
changed to Lobsterman since I could not figure out why I could not log in as howat. So check out my prior fishing adventures as howat if you are so
interested. Also I'm halibut howie on bloodydecks.
Dennis
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