| Detonating a nuclear weapon in or over Juarez, | | | | These terrorists are organized in active cells |
| Mexico is the same thing as detonating one in El | | | | around the country of Mexico according to a |
| Paso, Texas: The difference is it may be a little | | | | Mexican General who wants to remain nameless. I |
| easier to effect in Juarez. From the heart of | | | | have seen documents describing part of the |
| downtown El Paso to downtown Juarez is just a | | | | drug-smuggling cartels cooperation with terrorists |
| very short distance. Or a bomb on the | | | | using their existing routes though Mexico to the |
| international bridge dividing the two countries | | | | states. Islamic terrorists are paying millions to the |
| empties into Avenida Juárez in | | | | Mexicans to transport their drugs from |
| downtown Juarez, on the south and El Paso | | | | Afghanistan, as well as weapons and people. |
| downtown to the north could do the job and | | | | These elaborate well defined drug routes run |
| would be easy for any terrorist to pull off. | | | | through a web of border crossings pointing also to |
| Nowhere else on the planet are two major cities | | | | the complex cooperation between various |
| of two different nations so closely tied together | | | | "smuggling cartels and the terrorists." These |
| and vulnerable - or so easy to visit from either | | | | belong to jihadi organizations such as al-Qaeda, |
| side day or night. | | | | joining forces with local drug lords, developing and |
| One nuclear weapon placed in Juarez Mexico could | | | | greasing their smuggling skids with money all the |
| kill up-wards of two million people almost half of | | | | way to Mexico aiming ultimately to hit the U.S. |
| them Americans living in both El Paso and Juarez. | | | | With the nature of lawlessness, graft, poverty |
| Just a historical reminder: The atomic bomb | | | | and disorder in Mexico, enables operatives of such |
| named "Little Boy" was dropped on Hiroshima by | | | | terrorist groups as al-Qaeda, Hezbollah, Islamic |
| the Enola Gay, a Boeing B-29 bomber, at 8:15 in | | | | Jihad and Hamas to operate with impunity. These |
| the morning of August 6, 1945 - 62 years ago. | | | | organizations have turned Mexico into a logistical |
| Of growing concern to some U.S. officials is the | | | | attack base. |
| way the terrorists south of the border are taking | | | | The growing danger is that the militant Islam |
| advantage of the lack of sophistication on the | | | | terrorists have penetrated Mexico. Some of them |
| Mexicans part for their inability and unwillingness to | | | | have ties to smugglers operating in American |
| protect their own borders from terrorist | | | | states bordering Mexico, especially those with |
| infiltration and are using the low Mexican | | | | connections in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and |
| immigration standards and the U.S. open border to | | | | California. |
| slip into Mexico or the U.S. with a nuclear weapon | | | | Experienced anti-terror experts report the |
| or dirty bomb. | | | | Mexican border is the Achilles heel of the |
| Former CIA Director R. James Woolsey told | | | | Department of Homeland Security. |
| NewsMax in an exclusive interview that terrorists | | | | Islam is on the move in Mexico and throughout |
| could strike the American homeland - possibly | | | | Latin America, making dramatic gains in converting |
| with a weapon of mass destruction. | | | | the native population, increasing immigration, |
| A terrorist strike with a nuclear, dirty bomb or | | | | establishing businesses and charities and attracting |
| with biological weapons was "a real possibility." | | | | attention from U.S. government officials who have |
| Woolsey's comments echo those of FBI Director | | | | asked their neighbors to the south to keep an |
| Robert Mueller, who told NewsMax  that | | | | eye on foreign Muslim groups. |
| al-Qaeda's paramount goal is clear: to detonate a | | | | Al-Qaeda and other allied organizations are |
| nuclear device that would kill hundreds of | | | | expanding operations throughout Mexico, |
| thousands of Americans. | | | | establishing both legitimate and criminal enterprises |
| Tens of millions of radical Muslims, mostly of | | | | to help fund future attack operations. |
| Arabic descent, live in Latin America. | | | | According to U.S. Ambassador to Venezuela |
| International law-enforcement authorities | | | | Charles Shapiro, almost every extremist terror |
| combating terrorism have growing concerns about | | | | group is now represented in Latin America. |
| a major influx into Mexico of Arabic-speaking | | | | Pentagon officials have confirmed human |
| visitors carrying Cuban, Russian, Greece, Holland | | | | smuggling rings in Latin America are attempting to |
| and other European passports. | | | | sneak al-Qaeda operatives into the U.S. |
| Many of the passport holders could not even | | | | Anti-terrorism experts say extremist cells tied to |
| speak the language of their so-called mother land, | | | | Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad and al-Qaeda network are |
| according to a secret report given to the Mexican | | | | operating in Argentina, Ecuador, Honduras, Mexico, |
| legislators. | | | | Nicaragua, Paraguay and Uruguay. |
| Intelligence sources have been warning us that | | | | FBI Director Robert Mueller told a congressional |
| they have noticed a tendency among Islamic | | | | panel that illegal aliens from countries with ties to |
| terrorists to operate in Mexico. Â Mexico | | | | al-Qaeda have crossed into the U.S. from Mexico |
| with a territory slightly bigger than Alaska and | | | | using false identities. |
| with geographic extremes that have proven | | | | Mueller said some of the aliens are people with |
| perfect for hiding bombs, weapons, illegal aliens, | | | | Middle Eastern names who have adopted Hispanic |
| and drugs is currently what's going on south of | | | | last names before coming into the U.S. |
| our border. | | | | "We are concerned, Homeland Security is |
| According to the "INM" (Mex. Immigr.) Just last | | | | concerned about special interest aliens entering |
| week six adult male Iraqis were arrested in | | | | the United States," Mueller said. |
| Tapachula, state of Chiapas, while attempting to | | | | The U.S. Bush administration officials have |
| reach the Distrito Federal of Mexico and to | | | | previously said al-Qaeda could try to infiltrate the |
| proceed to the United States from that point. In | | | | United States through the Mexican border. |
| their preliminary declaration, the six said they | | | | Al-Qaeda has become deeply involved in cocaine |
| entered through Central America, reached | | | | and heroine trafficking, arms and uranium |
| Guatemala and that there they purchased the | | | | smuggling, counterfeiting CDs and DVDs and |
| false passports from Greece and Holland which | | | | money-laundering activities. |
| they initially presented to Mexican officials when | | | | Cash laden Non-Mexicans often are more difficult |
| arrested. They also claimed they crossed the | | | | to intercept because they typically pay high-end |
| Suchiate River (bordering Mexico and Guatemala) | | | | smugglers a large sum of money to efficiently |
| on a raft. | | | | assist them in setting up in Mexico or help them |
| Â | | | | across the border, rather than traverse it on their |
| The names on the phony passports were Hristov | | | | own. |
| Eroslavov Dobromir, Mirian Sitkinas, Carlos Harden, | | | | Â |
| Stevan Bergian, Vasileios Venetis and Vasilev | | | | According to the WorldNetDaily many of |
| Martinov Georgi. | | | | America's enemies have chosen Mexico as a |
| Another two Iraqis with false Bulgarian passports | | | | target to locate and undermine security in the |
| were detected and detained at the airport in | | | | Americas and weaken America politically and |
| Monterrey, Nuevo Leon. Now, Mexican officials are | | | | strategically. America's various adversaries have |
| reportedly investigating "a network that could be | | | | chosen Mexico as their infiltration route. And |
| made up of Mexicans operating in Greece who is | | | | American politicians are opening the doors wide to |
| selling false Bulgarian passports for ten thousand | | | | our enemies with NAFTA and The Security and |
| dollars to European and Middle Eastern | | | | Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP) |
| citizens."Â Last year 28 illegal's from Iraq | | | | programs. |
| were detected at the airport in Monterrey alone | | | | Â Â |
| (El Porvenir said there were 23, seventeen of | | | | Robert Grenier, who was head of the CIA's |
| them in a single event) | | | | counter-terrorism center, told a press conference |
| The latest two, "Wisam Gorgies", 34 yr. old male, | | | | in Mexico that the Muslim terrorist organizations |
| and "Rana Nazar Peyoz", 26 yr. old female, flew | | | | see the illegal immigration and drug trafficking |
| from Madrid and said they obtained the false | | | | networks in the Latin American nations as the |
| passports in Greece; their aim was to reach the | | | | most effective way to move people and |
| United States. | | | | equipment into the US. |
| The Mexican government is very concerned with | | | | Grenier said that the Bush Administration fears |
| the up-tick of known Mexican communist party | | | | both Hamas and Hizballah may already have |
| members who are being converted to Islam this | | | | sleeper cells operating in Mexico. |
| arises from recent immigrants who import new | | | | Hamas and Hizballah have both threatened in the |
| radical jihadi philosophies into their ranks. These | | | | past to extend their war against Israel to include |
| people are also active in Islamic missionary work | | | | the United States. |
| converting the poor and destitute with promises | | | | Source: U.S. Government, Mexican Government, |
| of a better life under Islam. | | | | Laguna Journal, WorldNetDaily & NewsMax. |