Badges - Re: Hezbollah in Mexico
- From: "CarlGlas" <CarlGlas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 9 May 2011 19:15:28 -0500
http://www.terroristplanet.com/2010/07/hezbollah-in-mexico/
http://trevorloudon.com/2011/05/hezbollah-in-mexico-2/
http://www.verumserum.com/?p=24222
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Subject: Badges - Re: Hezbollah in Mexico
> Where was this article originated from?
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> Subject: Badges - Hezbollah in Mexico
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> A terrorist organization whose home base is in the Middle East has
> established another home base across the border in Mexico.
>
> "They are recognized by many experts as the 'A' team of Muslim terrorist
> organizations," a former U.S. intelligence agent told 10News.
> The former agent, referring to Shi'a Muslim terrorist group Hezbollah,
> added, "They certainly have had successes in big-ticket bombings."
> "We are looking at 15 or 20 years that Hezbollah has been setting up shop
> in
> Mexico," the agent told 10News.
> Since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, U.S. policy has focused on
> al-Qaida and its offshoots.
> "They are more shooters than thinkers ... it's a lot of muscles, courage,
> desire but not a lot of training," the agent said, referring to al-Qaida.
> Hezbollah, he said, is far more advanced.
> "Their operators are far more skilled ... they are the equals of Russians,
> Chinese or Cubans," he said. "I consider Hezbollah much more dangerous in
> that sense because of strategic thinking; they think more long-term."
> Hezbolah has operated in South America for decades and then Central
> America,
> along with their sometime rival, sometime ally Hamas.
> Now, the group is blending into Shi'a Muslim communities in Mexico,
> including Tijuana. Other pockets along the U.S.-Mexico border region
> remain
> largely unidentified as U.S. intelligence agencies are focused on the drug
> trade.
> "They have had clandestine training in how to live in foreign hostile
> territories," the agent said.
> The agent, who has spent years deep undercover in Mexico, said Hezbollah
> is
> partnering with drug organizations, but which ones is not clear at this
> time.
> He told 10News the group receives cartel cash and protection in exchange
> for
> Hezbollah expertise.
>
> The Badges Law Enforcement Discussion Group - Est. 1997
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> The Badges Law Enforcement Discussion Group - Est. 1997
>
The Badges Law Enforcement Discussion Group - Est. 1997
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