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Why not?

embarrsing least to say.

It would probably be in my best interest to not state my thoughts on this issue.

Oslammer, the Big Zero, believes it was all stolen from Mexico anyway and they are simply asserting their ownership without any concern for US viewpoints.

All part of the plan to establish Aztlan.

Anygunanywhere

It's the kind of thing you get when you've got a gutless and treasonous Congress facilitating a treasonous executive.

No no, there's a reason Mexico is using the navy/marines to fight the cartels and not the army.

Hah! They're invading the U.S. with American supplied vehicles and weaponry. When will we learn that giving away guns/ammo/equipment is a bad idea no matter how stable the country seems at the time.

Maybe they should have put some of our billions into supplying commanders with GPS?

jmra wrote:It would probably be in my best interest to not state my thoughts on this issue.

Me, too.

From the article:

The United States' reaction has been tepid

This is my surprised face.

Having lived along the border, I offer this tongue in cheek solution. The USAF has a low level practice route through the Davis and Chinati mountains of West Texas. I'm sure they have the same thing in Arizona. The passing of a B1 bomber at just below the speed of sound and an altitude of 200 feet makes a definite impression on those below - I've been there!

After a couple of passes on the Mexican Army base in the middle of the night, it could just be claimed that they had a slight navigational error.

I said it once and I will say it again,“vigilantism is underrated”.

Over 300 incursions in the last 18 years. That span encompases 3 presidents.

it seems the US goes into Mexico also, maybe we should check our people first.