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Updated 26 October, 2009 Pacific

bible  "they forsook the cities, and fled; and the Philistines came and dwelt in them."

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  • Mexico City legalizes most abortions

  • Son of U.S. Consul Stabbed in Mexico
    OAXACA, Mexico -- The son of the U.S. consul in southern Oaxaca state was stabbed during an apparent mugging, U.S. Consul Mark Leyes said Monday. Leyes said three assailants beat and stabbed his son, Marcos Leyes Perez, and then took his money after he left a disco in Oaxaca City at about 1 a.m. Sunday.

  • Police Find Body of Mexican Editor
    The Miami-based Inter American Press Association has reported an alarming number of journalists killed in Mexico on orders from drug gangs, including seven since October. Two others have disappeared and eight have reported receiving death threats.

   

   

Gruesome, Sickening Discovery in Mexico Warning: This news story contains graphic descriptions.
ritual human sacrifice Skulls and bones have been dug up from the Tecuaque archeological site near Mexico City that date to the 1500s. But these are no ordinary skeletons. They are the remains of invading Spanish forces in 1520 who were captured by the Aztecs and then ritually sacrificed and partially eaten.
Reuters reports that about 550 victims had their hearts ripped out by Aztec priests in ritual offerings. They were then dismembered or had their bones boiled and then scraped clean. The discovery supports historical accounts that the Aztecs carried out such gruesome killings of the Spanish conquistadors, as well as local men, women and children traveling with them, in revenge for the murder of Cacamatzin, king of the Aztec empire's No. 2 city of Texcoco. - (Newsroom) - (Mexico)


   

   
  • Mexican Gangs Displaying Severed Heads
    In Michoacan, the home state of President-elect Felipe Calderon, 17 heads have turned up this year, many with bloodstained notes like the one found in the highlands town of Tepalcatepec in August: "See. Hear. Shut Up. If you want to stay alive." - (Newsroom) - (Mexico)

   
  • Mexican Alleging Sodomite Catholic Priest Abuse Sues Cardinals
    LOS ANGELES -- A 25-year-old Mexican man who says he was raped by a priest filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Roman Catholic church officials in Los Angeles and Mexico, claiming they conspired to hide evidence to protect the priest. According to the lawsuit, Los Angeles Cardinal Roger Mahoney and Mexican Cardinal Norberto Rivera placed the priest, Nicolas Aguilar, in posts where he molested as many as 60 boys in the two countries. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Joaquin Aguilar Mendez in Los Angeles Superior Court. Representatives of the Chicago-based Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests appeared with the accuser at a news conference but did not file the action. - (Mexico)

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   
  • Few Protections for Migrants to Mexico
    TULTITLAN, Mexico -- Considered felons by the government, these migrants fear detention, rape and robbery. Police and soldiers hunt them down at railroads, bus stations and fleabag hotels. Sometimes they are deported; more often officers simply take their money. While migrants in the United States have held huge demonstrations in recent weeks, the hundreds of thousands of undocumented Central Americans in Mexico suffer mostly in silence. And though Mexico demands humane treatment for its citizens who migrate to the U.S., regardless of their legal status, Mexico provides few protections for migrants on its own soil.

 
  • Police Chief of Mexican Border City Resigns
    Omar Pimentel, 38, presented a letter of resignation to Mayor Daniel Pena late Wednesday, hours after police found three charred bodies dumped by the side of a road leading into Nuevo Laredo. Pimentel's predecessor, Alejandro Dominguez, was gunned down just seven hours after being sworn in last June.  


23 March 2006 archived
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New Nation News - Archives

 
  • 2 alleged Mexican criminals Deported Tuesday
    EL PASO, TX. - Two alleged criminals who were arrested in the US are deported back to their native Mexico Tuesday. US Federal Officials escorted two criminals back to their native Mexico, and handed them over to police in Juarez. According to Mexican law enforcment officials, the two men are wanted for two separate murders. Hector Cepeda-Vargas, who was found living in Wisconsin, allegedly shot and killed a policewoman in Durango. The other man, Jesus Murga-Parada allgedly shot and killed a man following a bar fight in Chihuahua City. - (Mexico) - (Invasion!)

 
  • Mexican Radio Announcer Gunned Down
    NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico -- An anchorman for a Mexican radio station was shot to death early Friday by gunmen waiting for him in the bushes in front of his house in this violent border city. Ramiro Tellez Contreras, who also worked for the state emergency services and was a former policeman, was hit by two bullets in the neck and two in the chest, state police said in a news release.  - (Mexico) - (Newsroom)

   

Mexican Man Suspected in Killings Arrested
MONTERREY, Mexico -- Authorities have captured a man accused of stabbing to death his ex-girlfriend and killing her two young siblings, attacks that have shocked this northern city. Diego Santoy, 21, was captured at a police roadblock in the southern state of Oaxaca on Monday night, four days after ex-girlfriend Erika Pena, 18, was killed. Her 3-year-old sister was strangled, and her 7-year-old brother was stabbed to death, said Luis Trevino, the top prosecutor for Nuevo Leon state, where Monterrey is located.  


 

   

Mexican Man Suspected in Killings Arrested
MexicanSalvador Fernando Molina Garcia told investigators that his wife became a prostitute against his wishes after they illegally crossed the border and came to Houston. But the woman he identified as his wife said he lured her to his apartment in Mexico, raped her and forced her into prostitution here. Molina Garcia pleaded guilty Tuesday to a sex-trafficking conspiracy charge.  The 37-year-old man is one of six Mexican nationals indicted on charges accusing them of smuggling young women and girls across the border and forcing them to work as prostitutes in Houston bars. The organization used violence, threats and deception to recruit victims and hold them in prostitution.- (Invasion!)   Mexican national pleads guilty to bringing sex slaves to Houston-area bars
Ref: Mexican girls were forced to work as prostitutes at Houston-area bars
Ref: Acusan en EU a cuatro mexicanos de tráfico de mujeres adolescentes - (Mexico)


 
  • "Cross-dressing" serial killer stumps Mexico City police  
    MEXICO CITY -- The killer is either a cross-dressing man or a robust woman who strangles elderly women with stockings or telephone cables.
    Mexican police believe the so-called "Mataviejitas," or "Little Old Lady Killer," has killed at least seven elderly women in the country's bustling capital of 20 million, although they are investigating whether 22 other slayings of older Mexico City women since 2003 are also related.

 
  • On Mexican border, three men detained for rape, homicide of a 17-year-old girl
    MexicanAuthorities say two of the suspects admit they'd been drinking with Claudia Flores Javier in her home early December 24th when one of them proposed having sex with her. She refused.  Mexico investigators say the three then raped the teen. She also was beaten. The three suspects are Mario Loya Aguirre and Jorge Armando Sifuentes Martinez _ both detained on December 25th -- and Eleazar Pena Navarro, who was arrested Tuesday.   All are jailed in Juarez, across the border from El Paso.

 

 
  • Smugglers Selling Sick Puppies From Mexico
    On Nov. 15, federal agents searching a Honda CR-V at the Otay Mesa crossing found 16 undeclared puppies in three cages that were covered by blankets and boxes of laundry detergent. The suspect, a Mexican woman with an animal cruelty record, allegedly told investigators she needed the money and had lots of orders to fill.  

 
  • Mexican Police Rescue 3 Kidnapping Victims 
    MEXICO CITY -- Police raided a house outside Mexico City, capturing two alleged kidnappers and rescuing three people, including an 8-year-old girl, who had been held for more than two months. The dramatic morning raid, widely aired on Mexican television, comes amid scrutiny of the Federal Agency of Investigation, the country's FBI, for connections to drug traffickers and a video showing the killing of a self-described drug hit man.
  • Mexico: Ex-Cop Sentenced in Cardinal's Death
    GUADALAJARA, Mexico -- A court has sentenced a former police commander to 40 years in prison in the 1993 shooting death of a Roman Catholic cardinal at the Guadalajara airport, officials said Friday. The court said Humberto Rodriguez Banuelos was part of a gang of gunmen that riddled Cardinal Juan Jesus Posadas Ocampo with bullets while he was sitting in his car at the airport in Guadalajara, 280 miles northwest of Mexico City.

 

 

    Mexican Indian man burns his wife alive
An Indian man beat and then burned his wife alive after an argument in the southern state of Chiapas, police said Monday. Andres Gomez Santiz tied his wife, Maria Lopez Diaz, to a post, dumped gasoline on her and lit her on fire on Sunday in their house in the community of Jocoljo, according to a police statement. - (Svejk) - (Mexico) - (Burned Alive!)


18 August 2005 archived
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New Nation News - Archives

(closed Mexican movie theater)
A YEAR WITHOUT MEXICANS (Fiction)
by H. Millard (c) 2004
H. Millard index

Just looking for a better life - (c) 2003 by NNN
H. Millard

  Mexican Mexican kidnaps 12-year-old White girl and takes her to Mexico
Kayla Michelle KimeEliseo NunezKayla, a fifth-grader at Silver Street Elementary School, was last seen by her mother when she went to feed and water her dog in the back yard about 10p.m. Monday. Prather said that on earlier occasions, Eliseo Nunez had talked to Kayla while she and her mother were walking the dog. Authorities also found Eliseo Nunez (Google), 24, a native of Mexico who had been staying in Jeffersonville. The search had quickly focused on Nunez, an acquaintance of the family, who disappeared at the same time as Kayla. Numerous law-enforcement agencies worked on the case, he said, including the FBI and the U.S. Border Patrol, Mexican author0ties, the Texas Department of Public Safety and police in McAllen, Texas, near the southern tip of that state. - (Rick Dean)
Is it OK to deport the 10 million illegal Mexicans now?

    Mexican Migrant Who Raped, Strangled Nun Gets Life
Maximiliano Silerio EsparzaHelen Lynn ChaskaKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. -- An "itinerant laborer" who pleaded guilty to raping two nuns and strangling one with her rosary beads has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. Maximiliano Silerio Esparza, 33, was sentenced Tuesday for the murder of Sister Helen Lynn Chaska, 53. He got another 10 years for the attempted murder of the surviving nun, and 15 years for raping the women. In return for his guilty plea, Esparza avoided a possible death sentence. Ref: Nun's rosary beads were used to kill her
Also: Several months before the attack, Esparza was detained and let go by U.S. Border Patrol agents in New Mexico
even though he had spent three years in California prisons and had once been deported.

Eternal FlameMexican Burns Butt on Eternal Flame
PARIS (Reuters) - A man who tried to extinguish the "eternal flame" burning under the Arc de Triomphe by sitting on it has been treated in hospital for burns to his bottom. The flame has been burning since 1921 over a grave containing the unidentified remains of a French soldier killed in the war.
A drunken Mexican soccer fan caused a scandal during the 1998 World Cup by putting the fire out by pissing on it. (reader link)

Flag of 'California Del Norte'


Crime and Corruption is Crossing the border

Republic of Texas From San Felipe, Austin wrote to Burnet on Oct. 5, 1835, 
"I hope you will enter ardently and warmly in the cause
-- now is the time --no more doubts -- no submission --
I hope to see Texas forever free from Mexican domination of any kind."

The 'NAFTA' railroad serial killer Ramirez New Nation News report on Epidemic of 
''Spanic'' and Mexican sex crimes
in Northern California

Bart Simpson comments on Reconquista NAFTA - man of the year
mi nombre es taco, el perro de la frontera
The 'NAFTA' railroad serial killer Ramirez
Mexican comments on Law and Order

Surreal site distills dark essence of corrupt Mex-city

Anasazi practiced cannibalism? One scientist thinks so.

Anthropologist has proven that the Anasazi and other Southwestern Indians practiced cannibalism, and that the practices came north to the Southwest and Chaco Canyon area from Mexico. Human sacrifice was rampant in Mexican culture. After the bodies were sacrificed in the temples and the blood and heart  were distributed, sometimes given to family or  conquering warriors, he believes that the priest may have cut up the body and distributed it. "He  could have traded it for something he needed, he could have given it away or sold it, but he got the meat into the marketplace"

San Antonio Texas Police Department Crime Data Web Site with Maps
Bob Park for US Senator - "The People of Arizona are fed up"
Border 21 The plan to globalize the U.S. Southwest Border
Republic of Texas 
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The Texas Army National Guard Kills Civil Rights
(from the man that alerted World Net Daily to the Texas black helicopter 'war games')
Corruption, discrimination  and disloyalty in the Texas National Guard
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Don't drive anywhere in Mexico at night.
(or during the daytime - just not a good idea)
For more disinformation, 
call the Mexican Government Tourism Office (312-747-9252) or AAA (312-372-1818);
for State Department travel advisories, check the Web at http://travel.state.gov or call  202-647-5225.
State Department Travelers Warnings on Mexico
Mexican mayhem
The country's worst crime wave ever has become "Topic A" in the presidential race
Mexico City: ``Scum!'' - ``Sons of whores!'  the crowd shouted at the cops.
``These people sympathize with the criminals, they hate authority,''

 Race & Rape in America          
Murder in Los Angeles County - 1996 - Who Kills Who in LA County? 
Street Gangs in Los Angeles County - Crips, Bloods and Spanics
The Mexican Mafia: References
'Spanic' Surnames Database

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