Texas LE tells farmers to lock and load

04/04/2010 • godlikeproductions.com

EL PASO – Texas law enforcement officials are bracing for a bloody weekend along the border, advising farmers to arm themselves as signs across northern Mexico point to a new escalation of violence after coordinated drug cartel attacks against the military this week. ...... In Tamaulipas and Nuevo León, across the border from South Texas, the Gulf cartel is battling its former enforcers, the paramilitary group known as the Zetas. In an alarming new development, the criminal groups are experimenting with improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, said Alex Posey, a Mexico security analyst with Austin-based Stratfor. "The most worrisome thing about an IED is that it's not as targeted as a rifle round," Posey said. "There is a greater risk of collateral damage when IEDs are involved." http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/...ks.1b8b36a.html After the cartels invade Texas and Texans defend themselves, then the District of Corruption can grant the Mexican gangs amnesty, the