Latest Terrorism News
Is Hezbollah in Mexico?
As America debates the Arizona illegal immigration law there may be dangers far greater than most may realize or admit that are being attracted to our Southern border in hopes of gaining anonymous entry into the United States. The next deadliest event to happen on American soil may walk right across...
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Chavez’s Venezuela
Background information
1522 is when Spanish explorers first colonized what is now Venezuela where they found indigenous tribes that made their life as simple hunters and gatherers. The Spanish colonized the area but paid little attention as they moved on to seek out the plentiful gold and silver in other parts of Central and...
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Mexican and Canadian Drug Tunnels
As America begins to spend millions if not billions on a border fence to bring an end to illegal immigration, drug smuggling, human trafficking, and the threat of terrorists crossing the border without American law enforcement knowledge, one issue that has to be addressed is what to do about the...
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America’s South and Central American Dilemma
It is not going to get any easier for the next president of the United States. Regardless of the winner of the 2008 election, that is right now a little over a few days away, John McCain or Barrack Obama will have to put the growing problems facing Central...
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MS -13: La Mara Salvatrucha No longer considered Just a street gang but rather an Organized Crime Organization
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La Mara Salvatrucha, more commonly known as the MS-13, are considered by the FBI to be the most dangerous gang in the U.S.. A Central American network spreading from the base of the organization...
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Columbia: Narco State or ally
Colombia emerged from the former Spanish colony of Gran Colombia in 1830 which consisted of modern day Columbia, Venezuela, Ecuador and Panama. Columbia is an ally of the United States of America despite producing 90% of the cocaine sold on American streets and is also little known fact that it...
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