Drug enforcement agents report the number of meth labs in the U.S. has plummeted.
The epidemic of meth use is still rampant because the drug is still plentiful on America's streets. Why?
"They just came across into Mexico to start production," said Fuillermo Gonzalez of the Tijuana Police Department.
By some estimates, as much at 80 percent of the meth on U.S. streets comes from Mexico. Agents see more of it at the border. Meth seizures are up 106 percent in a year at the border crossing near San Diego.
Now I see what Jorge Bush is talking about, since Americans no longer cook the meth the Mexicans will do it. Those hard working illegals, I'm so glad that they are willing to pick up the slack for the drug industry where Americans are lacking.
And thank you Teddy K for your non-solution to the meth problem (outlawing cold-pills) while refusing to do anything about illegal aliens coming here from Mexico (with trunks full of meth). That's some great leadership.
Anyone else remember this picture? It's empty boxes of cold-pills littering the streets in Tijuana. Quick, someone give these guys guest worker status so they can go back and forth between countries.
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The guys cooking cold pills in Mexico are smalltime amateurs, or don't have decent connections.
Well-connected professionals can just order up pharmaceutical-grade pseudoephedrine sulfate -- or hydrochloride -- in big blue plastic drums.
"Hola, Jose, how many drums do you want this week?"
"Oh, that many, business must be good in El Norte. If you take a couple more, you can get the truckload discount."
It all comes across the border, mostly on foot.
- Niccolo
Mexico Threatens Suits Over Guard Patrols
By MARINA MONTEMAYOR, Associated Press WriterTue May 16, 5:03 PM ET
Mexico said Tuesday that it would file lawsuits in U.S. courts if National Guard troops on the border become directly involved in detaining migrants.
F**K Mexico!!!!!!!!!
We have brave Americans dying in Iraq to come home to this shit.
The Oregonian had an "analysis" article on Bush's feelings towards Mexico/Amnesty about a week ago. Basically he feels the same way that a MEChA boy feels: these are "his people" and they can do no wrong.
And niccolo, you are right. And the "decent connections" are usually corrupt Mexican goverment officials!
I would rather live in a trailer than in my mom's basement, like Mike does.
You finally get a job?
Mike M.
Does your job require you to say "would you like fries with that?”
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