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Wescruz
Santa Cruz, CA
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Well they might as well cross and come right on in.
And so what? Alot of the civilians down there cross over any old time. We are being invaded and not a shot being fired. Yep.
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Maybe
Minneapolis, MN
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40 illegal,inadvertent crossings in this fiscal year. Does the fiscal year start on July 1st?
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Juan Camaney
El Paso, TX
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"Invaded", your @ss! How many freaking times have U.S. law enforcement officers crossed into Mexico supposedly by mistake? Wow, 4 soldiers for 10 minutes, sounds like a full scale invasion to me!!! Run for the hills!!!
Dumb xenophobe
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Juan Camaney
El Paso, TX
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I hope the BP agent wet his pants.
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Juan Camaney
El Paso, TX
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And called for his mommy.
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FUBAR
Saint Louis, MO
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Guess the Mexican Gov. don't have the budget to purchase and distributes those all expensive MAPS!!
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Wrong place Wrong time
AOL
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Wish I was there
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Gringo
El Paso, TX
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Juan Camaney wrote: "Invaded", your ****! How many freaking times have U.S. law enforcement officers crossed into Mexico supposedly by mistake? Wow,I play with my balls with 4 soldiers for 10 minutes, sounds like a full scale invasion to me!!! Run for the hills!!!
Dumb xenophobe ..and the US guys are held for hours sometimes even days.
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The Coalition
San Rafael, CA
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The US has bases in 140 countries and everyone is getting their panties in a bunch over a few Mexican Border Agents. Is the boundary line painted in the sand? Pretty dumb comment about "maps".
"Wish I was there", yeah right! With your walker?
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FUBAR
Saint Louis, MO
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The Coalition wrote: The US has bases in 140 countries and everyone is getting their panties in a bunch over a few Mexican Border Agents. Is the boundary line painted in the sand? Pretty dumb comment about "maps".
"Wish I was there", yeah right! With your walker? Well you see Mr. Professor, when I was in the Army we got this training called land navigation. We are issue maps, compases and protractors, nowadays we even have hand held GPS that can tell you your location in grid cordinates at any given time, in case you can't comprehend how do do it manually. I kind of assumed other countries did this for there military and agents as well. Educate.
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FUBAR
Saint Louis, MO
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The Coalition wrote: The US has bases in 140 countries and everyone is getting their panties in a bunch over a few Mexican Border Agents. Is the boundary line painted in the sand? Pretty dumb comment about "maps".
"Wish I was there", yeah right! With your walker? P.S. before you rant, the story said 4 Mexican Soldiers, not Mexican border agents.
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George
Albuquerque, NM
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FUBAR wrote: <quoted text>
Well you see Mr. Professor, when I was in the Army we got this training called land navigation. We are issue maps, compases and protractors, nowadays we even have hand held GPS that can tell you your location in grid cordinates at any given time, in case you can't comprehend how do do it manually. I kind of assumed other countries did this for there military and agents as well. Educate. It's "their" instead of "there" but not bad for a Army guy.
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The Coalition
San Rafael, CA
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See where assume gets you? You make an *a*s*s* out of *u* and *m*e*.
I didn't notice in the story that they had maps or GPS devices, and even if they did it is common practice for law enforcement to pursue beyond boundaries, or is that another practice supported only for US law enforcement?
Thanks for the lesson, obviously you don't get out much and deal with reality.
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Big deal
Minneapolis, MN
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We took their land so what is so big of a deal that their soldiers crossed over for a few minutes? Maybe it is time for the U.S. to return the land that we took from them. Don't get excited, I am just kidding.
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The Coalition
San Rafael, CA
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FUBAR wrote: <quoted text>
P.S. before you rant, the story said 4 Mexican Soldiers, not Mexican border agents. Gee, what were those pesky soldiers doing at the border? Selling drugs to the US border agents maybe? Lets hear all the lame BS. Let it rip, spin away.
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FUBAR
Saint Louis, MO
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The Coalition wrote: See where assume gets you? You make an *a*s*s* out of *u* and *m*e*.
I didn't notice in the story that they had maps or GPS devices, and even if they did it is common practice for law enforcement to pursue beyond boundaries, or is that another practice supported only for US law enforcement?
Thanks for the lesson, obviously you don't get out much and deal with reality. Wow, you so missed my entire point, next time don't be so quick to ridicule , maybe you will actually understand a point being made, which was NOT that they had maps, gps or training in land nav, but that they SHOULD have. HELLOOOO McFly anybody home?
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FUBAR
Saint Louis, MO
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The Coalition wrote: <quoted text>
Gee, what were those pesky soldiers doing at the border? Selling drugs to the US border agents maybe?
Lets hear all the lame BS. Let it rip, spin away. What lame BS, if you pay attention to international news, which in a border town you should, you would know the Mexican Gov. Removed those agents and replaced all border agents with Soldiers. Where do you even get your assumptions from? Bazooka Joe wrappers? SHUSHHH!!!
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Grim Reaper
Little Rock, AR
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It's about time we found a use for those drone planes besides being a cash cow for New Mexican politicians like Domenici (who conceived the boondoggle).
They can be armed and can destroy any ground target.
But wait, that would require a Government with balls.
Never mind.
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FUBAR
Saint Louis, MO
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George wrote: <quoted text> It's "their" instead of "there" but not bad for a Army guy. Good job, you pointed out a typo, someone call Webster and tell them THEIR next genious is typing on Topix instead of working for them.
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Poor Judgement
AOL
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Best you know where you are.
And best you have an invite...
Texas isn't Arizona.
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