>Two US soldiers were questioned by Mexican troops earlier this month while conducting a surveillance operation on the US side of the southern border, two US defense officials tell CNN.
>During the incident, the Mexican soldiers pointed their weapons at the US troops, removing a soldier's sidearm and returning it to the unmarked US vehicle, the officials said.
>Officials said that the US soldiers allowed the weapon to be taken "in an attempt to de-escalate a potential volatile situation." CUCKED.
The United States troops did nothing wrong. The most interesting part of it is this:
It sounds like the United States is doing a reverse-Israel move and ceding territory by building their border wall interior to the actual border line. Maybe there is some environmental reason for that, but then it also sounds like it shouldn't be an area where the Mexican military is driving around.
Well the Mexico/Texas border is the Rio Grande river, obviously they cant but the wall in the river, and do you think Mexico is going to allow the US to build a wall on their territory? Fuck no they aren't they are vested in exporting as many of their people as possible into the US because they are profiting from it.
Logan Thompson
That implies the US is building the wall. We're not.
Joshua Nguyen
Here's hoping some beaner brigade tries that on a private militia on private land and gets ventilated
I'd be curious how far it is from the river. You would think it would be only a few feet away, only what is necessary to keep the foundations from being washed away.
Thanks for the correction, I shouldn't have said border wall, I meant border fence. And I didn't mean what Trump was building, only what is already up.
