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January 27, 2006
New Border Drug Tunnel Largest, Most Luxurious Yet "Drug smugglers have dug one of the longest, most sophisticated tunnels discovered in recent years along the Mexican border, and the Comments
They need to cave it in and make sure its never used again. I wonder how many tunnels there are? I bet liberals are pissed, not being able to get their drugs. Posted by: Shane on January 27, 2006 11:42 AM This was hard to believe, and anyone who saw it knows what I mean. Posted by: Born American on January 27, 2006 12:25 PM From Plantation USA. Bush, Kennedy,McCain creating a bigger tunnel. Posted by: Some Mexican on January 27, 2006 01:57 PM Are we suprised with the level of sophistication and extent of the tunnel[s] ? Maybe. Regardless of that, the tunnels are nothing compared to those dug by our own elected officials* under our own noses-under our own constitution, our civilization, our culture, our entire BEING. God help them all when the dam breaks.*[I refer to them now as RAPEresentatives].* All the same, if we allow ourselves to be discouraged , we hand victory to the enemy. And we dont want to do that, do we? Posted by: FornaxUltor on January 27, 2006 02:48 PM there are marijuana farms all over in the national parks where few hikers travel. They are manned by illegal aliens and gangs. Very dangerous. Seen a couple of articles on them in past 5 years. Sequoia National Park is one of them. Posted by: heidi on January 28, 2006 12:00 AM There is some serious "bud" coming in from our northern friends too... BC bud as it effectionately called. Dope, Terrorists, Illegals, Criminals, Weapons, Human Trafficing, can all come accross the border, now of course (well just another now) we find one more tunnel. I would bet that there are plenty more tunnels, so now its UNDER THE BORDER. I wonder what wages those that dug the tunnel recieved? Bullet? Tongue removal? All buildings within a mile of the border should be suspect. Secure our Borders! Reform Immigration Laws! Military on the Borders to Fight the Foriegn military crossing into our land smuggling dope, and ??? Weak knee president and cowardly politicians, all in it for themselves, money, and could care less for you and I. Peace! (Price of weed just went up!) Posted by: Greg on January 28, 2006 06:29 PM This wasn't an overnight, dig it with a spoon style...the elaborate system was well backed on both sides of the border...finding out who owns that warehouse and holding them responsible is a start...if they won't talk, let them take the fall and put them away for life! They are asking anyone who may have participated in the building to come forward, for protection from the drug lords...that's a little like getting someone to admit to farting in an elevator... Posted by: takn on January 28, 2006 07:49 PM It just can't be that hard to find these tunnels with hand held ground sonar. It seems we only find them after they have been used. Posted by: T.H.Frederiksen on January 29, 2006 08:08 PM Looks like to me that tunnel is big enough to carry into this country numerous nuke weapons, scarry thought. Just think how much the terriorists would pay to rent that tunnel for a given period of time ?? Posted by: guy-rhonda on January 29, 2006 10:09 PM i'm quite familiar with this area of the border (both sides). there are cameras everywhere. they constantly survey the US and mexican side of the border. because this tunnel required the displacement of at least several hundred truckloads (not pickup trucks) of dirt there is no way in hell our government did not know this tunnel was being dug. Posted by: ty on January 29, 2006 11:36 PM Only big business can afford/justify (ROI) to build a tunnel of this cost. Posted by: Shelby Moore on January 30, 2006 07:17 AM |
American and Mexican authorities have hauled nearly two tons of marijuana out of it since they entered it on Wednesday, officials said," according to the New York Times. "The tunnel is 60 feet below ground at some points, five feet high, and nearly half a mile long, extending from a warehouse near the international airport in Tijuana, Mexico, to a vacant industrial building in Otay Mesa, Calif., about 20 miles southeast of downtown San Diego. The sophistication of the tunnel surprised officials, who found it outfitted with a concrete floor, electricity, lights and ventilation and groundwater pumping systems."