Could the Black Panthers, Voter Fraud, and other illegal Obama 2008 actions be the BIG SCANDAL the "White House Insider" was talking about?

Hitmen shoot baby dead
A six-month-old baby has died after being shot in the head by hitmen in northern Mexico, where officials also report the discovery of two headless males, including a teenage boy. The northern state of Chihuahua, home to Mexico's most violent city of Ciudad Juarez, is at the epicentre of a wave of drug-related attacks which have left more than 28,000 dead since 2006. Hitmen chased a man into a house in Ciudad Juarez and killed him in the bathroom on Saturday before shooting the baby in another...

Marines find 72 bodies at suspected drug cartel cadaver dumping ground in northern Mexico
Mexico City — Mexican Marines have found the bodies of 72 people at a rural location in northern Mexico, following a shootout with suspected Drug Cartel gunmen that left one marine and three suspects dead. The find appears to be the largest Drug-cartel body dumping ground found in Mexico since President Felipe Calderon launched an offensive against Drug trafficking in 2006. Mexican Drug Cartels often use vacant lots or mine shafts to dump the bodies of executed rivals or Kidnap...

UN: Mexico most dangerous in Americas for press
Related Articles Mexico City (AP) Mexico is the most dangerous country in the Americas for Journalists and the violence against reporters may increase, investigators from the United Nations and the Organization of American States said Tuesday. U.N. investigator Frank La Rue and Catalina Botero of the OAS said Organized Crime has become the biggest threat to Mexican Journalists, many of whom have had to censor themselves because of fear for their lives. More than 60 reporters have been...

Headless, mutilated bodies hung from Mexico bridge
Mexico City | Mon Aug 23, 2010 12:26am EDT Mexico City (Reuters) - Four decapitated and mutilated corpses were strung from a bridge in a popular getaway outside the Mexican capital on Sunday, the latest atrocity as the country battles an escalating Drug War. The bodies of the four young men were discovered early on Sunday, hung upside down by their feet from a bridge near a wealthy area of Cuernavaca, a leafy City about an hour outside Mexico City, where many of the nation's elite own...

Drug war sends bullets whizzing across the border
El Paso, Texas — The first bullets struck El Paso's City Hall at the end of a work day. The next ones hit a university building and closed a major highway. Shootouts in the Drug War along the U.S.-Mexico Border are sending bullets whizzing across the Rio Grande into one of the nation's safest cities, where authorities worry it's only a matter of time before someone gets hurt or killed. At least eight bullets have been fired into El Paso in the last few weeks from the rising violence in...

72 Bodies Found in Rural Mexico
By DAVID LUHNOW and JOSE DE CORDOBA Mexico City—Mexico's increasingly violent War on Organized Crime hit a new low on Wednesday after the discovery of 72 bodies at a remote ranch near the U.S. border. The gruesome discovery of 58 men and 14 women came after a firefight between presumed gunmen from a Drug Cartel and Mexican Navy Marines. One marine and three Drug gang members were killed in the two-hour battle, the Navy said in a statement late on Tuesday. View Full Image Associated...

Marines find 72 bodies in northern Mexico
Mexico City (AP) - Mexican Marines have found the bodies of 72 people at a rural location in northern Mexico, following a shootout with suspected Drug Cartel gunmen that left one marine and three suspects dead. The find appears to be the largest Drug-cartel body dumping ground found in Mexico since President Felipe Calderon launched an offensive against Drug trafficking in 2006. Mexican Drug Cartels often use vacant lots or mine shafts to dump the bodies of executed rivals or Kidnap Victims. ...

Marines find 72 bodies in northern Mexico
Source: Associated Press Mexican Marines found the dumped bodies of 72 people at a rural location in northern Mexico following a shootout with suspected Drug Cartel gunmen that left one marine and three suspects dead, the Navy reported late Tuesday. The cadavers of 58 men and 14 women were found at a spot near the Gulf Coast south of the border city of Matamoros. It appears to be the largest Drug-cartel body dumping ground found in Mexico since President Felipe Calderon launched an offensive...

Marines find 72 bodies in northern Mexico
Mexican Marines found the dumped bodies of 72 people at a rural location in northern Mexico following a shootout with suspected Drug Cartel gunmen that left one marine and three suspects dead, the Navy reported late Tuesday. The cadavers of 58 men and 14 women were found at a spot near the Gulf Coast south of the border city of Matamoros. It appears to be the largest Drug-cartel body dumping ground found in Mexico since President Felipe Calderon launched an offensive against Drug trafficking in...

Mexico, Bloody Mexico
It is increasingly obvious that the Obama Administration is more interested in protecting Mexicans than Americans. Case in point; Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has eleven suspects accused of murdering Law Enforcement officers in his maximum Security County Jail in downtown Phoenix. As reported in the August 18 Washington Post, Justice Department officials in Washington have issued a rare threat to sue (Arpaio) if he does not cooperate with their investigation of whether he discriminates...

Marines find 72 bodies in dumping ground after battle with Mexican gang
Mexico City: A shootout between Marines and Drug Cartel gunmen, in which four people died, has led to the discovery of a huge body-dumping ground in northern Mexico. The corpses of 58 men and 14 women were found at a rural spot near the Gulf Coast, south of the border City of Matamoros. It appears to be the largest dumping ground of its kind found in Mexico since the President, Felipe Calderon, began an offensive against Drug trafficking in late 2006. Mexican Drug Cartels often use vacant...

Mexico: gang likely killed 72 migrants at ranch
Related Articles Mexico City (AP) Mexican government officials say 72 migrants found dead at a ranch near the U.S. border may have been killed by the Zetas Drug Cartel. Navy Vice Adm. Jose Luis Vergara says a wounded survivor Reports that gunmen who identified themselves as Zetas kidnapped him and other migrants and took them to the ranch in San Fernando, a town south of Brownsville, Texas. Vergara said Wednesday that investigators believe the migrants were from Brazil, Ecuador, El Salvador...

Mexico bodies: Marines find 72 bodies at ranch
Reporting from Mexico City — In a grisly discovery, Mexican Marines have found 72 bodies dumped at a ranch in a violence-torn stretch of northern Mexico , the Navy announced. The bodies of 58 men and 14 women found Tuesday were not immediately identified, and it was not clear why or when they were killed. Tamaulipas, the northern state where the bodies were found, has been rocked by months of violence between feuding Drug gangs. But reports in the Mexican media said the Victims may have...

The live Chilean miners Carnival of Latin America and the Caribbean VIDEO
Welcome to the Carnival of Latin America and the Caribbean. This week’s big story is that all 33 Chilean miners trapped by a cave-in 18 days ago are alive. Chile’s trapped miners could be stuck until Christmas Thirty-three miners trapped underground in Chile for the past 17 days are alive, but Rescue Workers may not be able to reach them before Christmas, officials said Chile secures lifeline to trapped miners Rescuing 33 miners trapped in Chile ‘to take months’...

UN: Mexico most dangerous in Americas for press
Mexico City – Mexico is the most dangerous country in the Americas for Journalists and the violence against reporters may increase, investigators from the United Nations and the Organization of American States said Tuesday. U.N. investigator Frank La Rue and Catalina Botero of the OAS said Organized Crime has become the biggest threat to Mexican Journalists, many of whom have had to censor themselves because of fear for their lives. More than 60 reporters have been killed in Mexico since...

72 bodies found at Mexican ranch after gunfight
MONTERREY, Mexico - Mexican Marines found 72 bodies at a ranch in northern Mexico after a firefight with suspected Drug hitmen in which three assailants and a marine died, the latest gruesome find in a worsening Drug War. Marines found the 58 men and 14 women Tuesday at the ranch outside a town near the Gulf of Mexico in Tamaulipas state, a spokesman for the Navy said Wednesday. The Navy seized weapons and vehicles at the ranch but declined to give more details. Tamaulipas has become one of...

Miss Mexico Jimena Navarrete Crowned Miss Universe
Twenty-two year old former model Jimena Navarrete won the title of Miss Universe at last night's Pageant in Las Vegas. The second Mexican Miss Universe ever, Navarrete replaces the 2009 winner, Stefania Fernandez of Venezuela. Miss USA, Rima Fakih, did not make the top 15 finalists. Mexico's president, Felipe Calderon, issued a statement celebrating Navarrete, saying, "Her triumph is a source of pride and satisfaction for all Mexicans, who see in her the fruits of perseverance." Sadly,...

State Dept "aware" of Ground Zero Imam Rauf's Islamic supremacist remarks, but doesn't care
The renowned "moderate" Imam of the Ground Zero mega-mosque is suffering from some cracks in his facade of moderation. Pamela Geller broke the story here : among many other incendiary statements, Rauf said, "We tend to forget, in the West, that the United States has more Muslim blood on its hands than al Qaida has on its hands of innocent non Muslims." But the State Department, which is using Taxpayer money to send this pro-Sharia, anti-free Speech Imam on a tour of the Middle East, doesn't...

"Mossad in America": Phone records ... again
'Apparently it's an Israeli MO...' Philip Giraldi in the American Conservative: "Israeli government claims that it does not spy on the United States are intended for the Media and popular consumption. The reality is that Israel’s Intelligence agencies target the United States intensively, particularly in pursuit of Military and dual-use civilian technology. Among nations considered to be friendly to Washington, Israel leads all others in its active Espionage directed against American...

UN: Mexico most dangerous in Americas for press
Source: Associated Press Mexico City - Mexico is the most dangerous country in the Americas for Journalists and the violence against reporters may increase, investigators from the United Nations and the Organization of American States said Tuesday. U.N. investigator Frank La Rue and Catalina Botero of the OAS said Organized Crime has become the biggest threat to Mexican Journalists, many of whom have had to censor themselves because of fear for their lives. More than 60 reporters have been...

Mexican Soldier: Slain U.S. Man Fired at Army
Acapulco, Mexico — A Mexican soldier said that a U.S. Citizen attacked an army convoy and was killed when Troops shot him in Self-defense outside the resort city of Acapulco, a police official said. The man's father said Monday that he found it hard to believe.   An army lieutenant told police that Joseph Proctor opened fire on a Military convoy with an AR-15 rifle, forcing the Soldiers to shoot back, said Domingo Olea, a police investigator in the western state of Guerrero, where...

Teen killed, man injured in Forsyth County wreck
CUMMING, GA. — Police say a 17-year-old girl is dead and a man injured after the teen apparently ran her car off a south Forsyth County road and into the woods. Sgt. Chris Shelton with the Forsyth County Sheriff's department told WGCL-TV that Diana Rebecca Lora was pronounced dead at the scene. He said 30-year-old Silbester Grimaldo-Tovar is in stable condition after he was ejected from the vehicle. Shelton said another motorist saw the car through the trees along the roadway and called...

72 dead bodies found on a ranch in Mexico
Source: CNN The Mexican Navy discovered 72 dead bodies on a ranch Tuesday in the northeastern state of Tamaulipas, Mexico, a statement released by the agency said. The bodies, 58 of which were men and 14 women, were found above ground in a section of a ranch about 14 miles (22 km) away from the town of San Fernando. The Navy called it one of the largest discoveries of dead bodies in Mexico's 4 year-old war on Organized Crime. Members of the Mexican Navy were tipped off about the gruesome,...