Mexican Military Flies Over South Texas

http://www.military.com/news/article/me ... ayinmil.nl

ZAPATA COUNTY, Texas -- With a Mexican navy helicopter whirring low over a rural community on the U.S. side of the Rio Grande, an American military veteran armed with marksmanship skills and a hefty rifle hankered from the ground to shoot it down.

"Don't do it," Zapata County Sheriff Sigifredo Gonzalez Jr. recalled warning the man on that Sunday afternoon last year.

Shoot it down!

That can be construed as an act of war.

I say shoot them down to.

The Mexican could be flying cover for a drug lord - he violated US airspace.......the FEDS should have taken him out. Civilians should not be involved - novice cowboys not welcomed.

The U.S. has been surreptitiously flying Predator drones over Mexico for two years to help gather intelligence about drug trafficking.

There is a 20-year history of U.S. government aircraft flying over Mexican territory in pursuit of drug activity.

We should invade Mexico. Give them a little of their medicine...except we should just conquer it.

How do you distinguish 'Mexican Military Flies' from the other flies in South Texas?

jf1acai wrote: How do you distinguish 'Mexican Military Flies' from the other flies in South Texas?

They have wet backs?

By the way, your sig line makes no sense. It has no "evidence" just two different passages that aren't remotely similar. That all ya got for "evidence"?