Posts Tagged ‘crime’
Wednesday, April 10th, 2013
McSleight of hand works magical transformation
AZ Gov. Jan Brewer, working in ever-closer alignment with her McCain cabalian advisors, is shining the light on what she calls “one of the most horrendous crimes against humanity” – human trafficking. Brewer has formed a task force to combat “a form of modern-day slavery where people profit from the control and exploitation of others.”
Take a look at the names of those appointed to this ludicrous task force. It’s a veritable ‘Wh...
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Tags: crime, Deception, Duplicity, Gov. Jan Brewer, Illegal Immigration, Jeff the Flake, McStench, Second Amendment, We have a voice
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Saturday, April 6th, 2013
Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick (CD1) is increasing her vulnerability as the midterm elections approach. Previously ousted by district voters, she was given another bite at the congressional apple after redistricting changed the parameters. Now taking the Obama administration’s hard-line on curtailing gun ownership by way of imposition of increasingly rigid regulations, Kirkpatrick risks alienating rural Arizona voters who comprise solid portions of the First Congressional District. Many rural voters...
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Tags: Arizona Politics, AZ DC delgation, crime, Hope and Change, Second Amendment, Those Dems
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Wednesday, April 3rd, 2013
April3 Update: New events have been added for April 6 and 9.
It’s only April 1, but already there is an impressive line-up of progressive events taking shape this month. In addition to these educational events, there are multiple fund-raisers for candidates, parties, and causes in April. The list below is not meant to be all-inclusive. (Check out Facebook and the Pima County Democratic Party calendar or the calendar on Blog for Arizona for other events-- including multiple opportunities...
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Tags: Activism, Announcement, crime, Cyclovia, DGT, Drinking Liberally, Education, Environment, Ethics, Immigration, Justice, Law Enforcement, Legislation, maricopa, Pamela Powers Hannley, Party Politics, Pima, Political Calendar, Political Events, private prisons, public banking, Ronstadt Transit Center, solar energy, sustainability, Tucson
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Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013
Tags: Arizona, Arizona State Legislature, Armed Citizen Project, Charles Heller, constitution, crime, Daily Show, Ethics, Gabrielle Giffords, giffords, gun control, Gun Policies, Justice, Law Enforcement, Pima, Sean McClusky, Steve Kozachik, Tucson
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Thursday, March 28th, 2013
The effort to recall Sheriff Joe Arpaio has the potential to be deadly serious as evidenced by the negative impact on the public safety of Maricopa County citizens. But the news conference hastily assembled Wednesday, featuring a load of out of work “law enforcement officials,” provided much needed comic relief to the shaky endeavor.
In an article titled Law-enforcement veterans join Arpaio recall, the Periódico de la República de Arizona (Arizona Republic) writes, “Respect Arizona ...
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Tags: Any core values?, Arizona Politics, crime, Deception, Illegal Immigration, Law Enforcement, News, Those Dems
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Thursday, May 17th, 2012
Tags: Civil Unrest, crime, Culture, News
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Thursday, March 24th, 2011
TUCSON – Three people are accused of trying to buy anti-tank weapons in Arizona for a drug cartel in Mexico. Federal indictments were recently unsealed in Phoenix. Court documents show the three also tried to buy a Stinger missile. Click here to download the Indictment. The accused were trying to buy the military weaponry for [...]
Tags: Arizona, ATF, carrillo, chapo guzman, cocaine, crime, DEA, desmadre, drug trafficking, drugs, General News, Guns, homeland security, immigration and customs enforcement, marizco, missiles, Organized Crime, Sinaloa, Sonora, Stinger, trafficking, violence, Zetas
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Friday, February 25th, 2011
THE BORDER REPORT The Mexican Army arrested nine suspects in the murder of an American federal agent working in that country. Officials are calling the shooting a case of mistaken identity. The Obama Administration has lauded the Mexican government for its fast work. But some are suspicious of the arrests. Six of the nine suspects [...]
Tags: agents, AK-47, border, chapo guzman, cocaine, crime, DEA, drug trafficking, fronteras, General News, Gulf Cartel, ICE, immigration and customs enforcement, Juarez Cartel, marizco, mexico border, Michel, Michel Marizco, monterrey, Organized Crime, shooting, Zetas
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Wednesday, January 26th, 2011
THE BORDER REPORT This State Department cable out of Wikileaks caught my eye. 51 FBI informants and 10 DEA “liaison officers” were murdered in Mexico between 2007-09. When we talk about American law enforcement in Mexico, we generally view the Americans as not being part of the game; for the most part, this has held [...]
Tags: Arizona, Arturo Beltrán Leyva., border, caro quintero, carrillo, chapo guzman, cocaine, crime, DEA, drug trafficking, drugs, El Paso, FBI, General News, Juarez, Juarez Cartel, marizco, Organized Crime, Sonora, trafficking, Tucson
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