Actually, it is not me who needs the favor. It is Sergeant Andrew Tahmooressi, USMC, who has been held as a political prisoner for more than 2 months in a Mexican Jail while the Obama Administration and the US Congress dither and engage in their business as usual circle jerk.

Copy this link, and forward it to your Congressman, Your Senator. Obama, for all the good it will do. Forward it to your friends and ask them to do the same. This has gone on for too long.

....I would agree, considering their actions bringing a deserter home....


http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/06/17/armed-mexican-troops-have-crossed-the-u-s-border-more-than-300-times-since-2004/

Actually, it is not me who needs the favor. It is Sergeant Andrew Tahmooressi, USMC, who has been held as a political prisoner for more than 2 months in a Mexican Jail while the Obama Administration and the US Congress dither and engage in their business as usual circle jerk.

Copy this link, and forward it to your Congressman, Your Senator. Obama, for all the good it will do. Forward it to your friends and ask them to do the same. This has gone on for too long.




http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/06/17/armed-mexican-troops-have-crossed-the-u-s-border-more-than-300-times-since-2004/

Actually, it is not me who needs the favor. It is Sergeant Andrew Tahmooressi, USMC, who has been held as a political prisoner for more than 2 months in a Mexican Jail while the Obama Administration and the US Congress dither and engage in their business as usual circle jerk.

Copy this link, and forward it to your Congressman, Your Senator. Obama, for all the good it will do. Forward it to your friends and ask them to do the same. This has gone on for too long.

I think as the 1% slowly put most of the working population of Americans into something approaching indentured servitude, the problem will gradually reverse itself, giving the Mexicans the problem of beefing up the border. Until then, I noticed this plight was already at DAV and the VFW so I would be a redundant post there; but Tom Udall and Nora Espinoza have a copy and their sites are with the DAV and VFW.

However, something to consider: taking "a wrong turn" is a very serious offense and any politician or government organization would be crazy to get in the middle of such a controversial incident. Just saying.

Edit: Oh, I did not send one to Obama because I know he is working tirelessly to free this man and is heart broken over the whole incident. "Heads will roll," he personally assured me.

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/06/17/armed-mexican-troops-have-crossed-the-u-s-border-more-than-300-times-since-2004/

Actually, it is not me who needs the favor. It is Sergeant Andrew Tahmooressi, USMC, who has been held as a political prisoner for more than 2 months in a Mexican Jail while the Obama Administration and the US Congress dither and engage in their business as usual circle jerk.

Copy this link, and forward it to your Congressman, Your Senator. Obama, for all the good it will do. Forward it to your friends and ask them to do the same. This has gone on for too long.




http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/06/17/armed-mexican-troops-have-crossed-the-u-s-border-more-than-300-times-since-2004/

Why does the media portray Andrew Tahmooressi as if he is an active duty Marine? He is a former Marine (notwithstanding the USMC's own "Once a Marine, always a Marine" creed). He was discharged from the Marine Corps about 2 years ago. That makes a bit of a difference, in my mind, about how the U.S. responds to his situation. Should he get treatment by our government - or Mexico's - that is above and beyond that given to any other veteran who runs afoul of a country's laws? My heart goes out to him and all others who get incarcerated in Mexican jails. I understand they can be brutal. What makes him so special? :?: :?: :?:

Why does the media portray Andrew Tahmooressi as if he is an active duty Marine? He is a former Marine (notwithstanding the USMC's own "Once a Marine, always a Marine" creed). He was discharged from the Marine Corps about 2 years ago. That makes a bit of a difference, in my mind, about how the U.S. responds to his situation. Should he get treatment by our government - or Mexico's - that is above and beyond that given to any other veteran who runs afoul of a country's laws? My heart goes out to him and all others who get incarcerated in Mexican jails. I understand they can be brutal. What makes him so special? :?: :?: :?:

Why does the media portray Andrew Tahmooressi as if he is an active duty Marine? He is a former Marine (notwithstanding the USMC's own "Once a Marine, always a Marine" creed). He was discharged from the Marine Corps about 2 years ago. That makes a bit of a difference, in my mind, about how the U.S. responds to his situation. Should he get treatment by our government - or Mexico's - that is above and beyond that given to any other veteran who runs afoul of a country's laws? My heart goes out to him and all others who get incarcerated in Mexican jails. I understand they can be brutal. What makes him so special? :?: :?: :?:

The Port of Entry he accidentally entered is an easy one to get turned around in. I have not been to that one personally, but I have been in similar. It's a clusterfuck. Why on Earth would he deliberately enter with 3 weapons? His claim of accident is very plausible, given the screwed up traffic plan.
He is special because of the incidents in the link I provided. More than 300 times, Mexicans enter this country both deliberately and accidentally with illegal weapons and they are turned loose and sent home within hours. There is a tsunami of illegals inundating our border with the complicity of the Mexican Government. This is political bullshit, and Tahmooressi is paying for it. Had he been a BATFE agent with a load of cartel guns, the Mexicans would have bought his lunch. This incident drives home the dichotomy of how we treat Mexican illegals who deliberately flaut our laws, and how they treat a US citizen who accidentally breaks theirs.