Reply With QuoteLooking at these picture u van notice how un intimidating the silver ados look. That turret that the silverado has limits it to just being able to shoot forward.back to the drawing board.
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The retired general now secretary of public security in Juarez with its protective team, all of them are Green Berets ( the top SF operators in the Mexican Army)
Enjoy.
Looking at these picture u van notice how un intimidating the silver ados look. That turret that the silverado has limits it to just being able to shoot forward.back to the drawing board.
The gun mount on the truck rail, is this new? Cool feature, good engineering.
Pics from Tijuana.
Well, you have to excuse the Jocker, he wasn't with us a few months back when we had that "incident". Good old wolfpack sure gave us a good laugh.Originally Posted by Dragunov
So now all of the pictures presented here are property of wolfpacks brother?
Let me just say that most people that I talk to in Ciudad Juárez are very happy with the job that the army and federal police are doing here. Things have taken a 180 degree turn here. I for one would like them to build a huge base here so that we could keep them here permanently.
Here is the article about the black hawks
MEXICO, March 25 (AFP) - The U.S. secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, on Wednesday offered $ 80 million to buy helicopters to fight drug trafficking, and claimed that the posters "will fail in his attempt to injure Mexico .The U.S. government intends to help 80 million dollars to Mexico to purchase assault helicopters, "Blackhawk", in order to fight "aggressively" to drug trafficking cartels, Clinton said during a press conference in Mexico."The criminals and drug lords (drug trafficking), to extend the violence, trying to erode the foundations of law, order, friendship and trust between us," he told reporters. "Fail," he added.The secretary of state met Wednesday with Mexican President Felipe Calderón, shortly after his arrival in Mexico, first to a Latin American country.Hillary Clinton will stay there for two days.
! no idea! someone told me so, oh! well! to whom it may belong I like it.So now all of the pictures presented here are property of wolfpacks brother?
-I want you guys to read this and the Mexicans would understand this a lot better, its about the narcos and corruption inside Mexico.
-Its really long and in english so whenever you have time read it then we can discuss this in a general or political rants thread ok
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics...co_state/print
No it is not his picture, they just say so to tease me cause some of them don´t like me or don´t like the fact that my brother has press acces o all events they don´t.
oops! what can I say my mistake!
fight aggressively? we dont want to make mexico look like iraq, do they expect mexico to shoot rockets at suspected cartel hideouts?
there probably going to transfer a bunch of up armored humbees from Iraq to Mexico. Thats seems like one of the things there gonna do since there pulling out of Iraq this and next year.
What is the status on the war on drugs?
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