There are probably thousands of human skulls and some of them children (tears) out in the dessert. Since this property belongs to Cemex and they have Cartel connections, a skull is expected evidence. But where did it come from? Did it belong to immigrants crossing the boarder? Did some MS-13 members kill some more people? Yes, they kill children too, even though some of them are not far from that age. Too many unanswered questions as usual. Cemex and the Cabal are not to be trusted.
I'm sure the bodies found are only a fraction of those that are actually out there. Even locals (legal citizens) who die on hikes or camping are sometimes never located. My dad found a couple of bodies himself during javelina hunts back in the 70s. I have friends who have encountered really weird camps out there. The desert can kill you in under a day this time of year.
As I've said before in regards to this Tucson issue, I am 100% sure that there is a certain amount of child trafficking for the purposes of sex slavery (as opposed to kids who are smuggled in with their families). Hell, my mom used to scare us with those stories when I was a kid. However, I'm not convinced that the one VOP discovery, or this child's body, is necessarily linked to child sex trafficking. If it is, it's not necessarily connected to some kind of Rothschild cabal operating out of Tucson. The stuff with incredibly common logos and the Gem and Mineral Show an intentional front for selling kids is a bit out there. Tucson is a major corridor for human smuggling, so situating a child trafficking pipeline within that makes sense, but the coyotes do a fine job of all that on their own.
The most likely scenario is that this kid died during a desert crossing and the family was forced by the coyotes to leave the body behind.
Hold on with your theories until you read the history of the Spanish in Mexico, and how they remained in control well after the so- called revolution. Endless wars is a great condensed book for those with little time. As for Cemex, In 1992, CEMEX began its push into the international landscape with the purchase of Spain's two largest cement companies, Valenciana de Cementos (Valcem, currently head of CEMEX Spain) and Cementos SANSON. Venezuela's largest cement company, VENCEMOS, was acquired by CEMEX in 1994, and plants were purchased the same year in the United States and in Panama. In 1995 CEMEX acquired a cement company in the Dominican Republic, and with the purchase of a majority stake in a Colombian cement company in 1996, CEMEX became the third largest cement company in the world. In 1997-1999, the company expanded its scope to include Asia and Africa, making major purchases in the Philippines, Indonesia and Egypt, as well as Costa Rica. The acquisition of U.S. based Southdown made CEMEX the largest cement company in North America, and further international purchases were made in the following two years—a Thai company in 2001, and in 2002, a Puerto Rican company. All the hot spots. Maybe communism actually still fails just like it always has in the end, and Venezuela was a really bad investment with quadruple negative return per quarter day. What makes immediate cash? Desperation of the extremely rich and ruthless is where my money trail is going.
I so agree and it is all so very sad. I am hoping that this story about the camp is true, for it would provide more evidence for our cause. What I am trying to say though is that we have been stiffed before and we need to tread carefully. I commend the guy that found the camp, whether he is a veteran or not. He seems to have helped the homeless and that is honorable.
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carmencita ago
There are probably thousands of human skulls and some of them children (tears) out in the dessert. Since this property belongs to Cemex and they have Cartel connections, a skull is expected evidence. But where did it come from? Did it belong to immigrants crossing the boarder? Did some MS-13 members kill some more people? Yes, they kill children too, even though some of them are not far from that age. Too many unanswered questions as usual. Cemex and the Cabal are not to be trusted.
tholinz ago
Bodies of illegals are routinely found out in the desert. For example:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3760805/Bodies-850-unidentified-people-died-crossing-border-Arizona-remain-one-morgue.html
I'm sure the bodies found are only a fraction of those that are actually out there. Even locals (legal citizens) who die on hikes or camping are sometimes never located. My dad found a couple of bodies himself during javelina hunts back in the 70s. I have friends who have encountered really weird camps out there. The desert can kill you in under a day this time of year.
As I've said before in regards to this Tucson issue, I am 100% sure that there is a certain amount of child trafficking for the purposes of sex slavery (as opposed to kids who are smuggled in with their families). Hell, my mom used to scare us with those stories when I was a kid. However, I'm not convinced that the one VOP discovery, or this child's body, is necessarily linked to child sex trafficking. If it is, it's not necessarily connected to some kind of Rothschild cabal operating out of Tucson. The stuff with incredibly common logos and the Gem and Mineral Show an intentional front for selling kids is a bit out there. Tucson is a major corridor for human smuggling, so situating a child trafficking pipeline within that makes sense, but the coyotes do a fine job of all that on their own.
The most likely scenario is that this kid died during a desert crossing and the family was forced by the coyotes to leave the body behind.
DeathToMasonsASAP ago
Then why all the holding area and restraints?
YogSoggoth ago
Hold on with your theories until you read the history of the Spanish in Mexico, and how they remained in control well after the so- called revolution. Endless wars is a great condensed book for those with little time. As for Cemex, In 1992, CEMEX began its push into the international landscape with the purchase of Spain's two largest cement companies, Valenciana de Cementos (Valcem, currently head of CEMEX Spain) and Cementos SANSON. Venezuela's largest cement company, VENCEMOS, was acquired by CEMEX in 1994, and plants were purchased the same year in the United States and in Panama. In 1995 CEMEX acquired a cement company in the Dominican Republic, and with the purchase of a majority stake in a Colombian cement company in 1996, CEMEX became the third largest cement company in the world. In 1997-1999, the company expanded its scope to include Asia and Africa, making major purchases in the Philippines, Indonesia and Egypt, as well as Costa Rica. The acquisition of U.S. based Southdown made CEMEX the largest cement company in North America, and further international purchases were made in the following two years—a Thai company in 2001, and in 2002, a Puerto Rican company. All the hot spots. Maybe communism actually still fails just like it always has in the end, and Venezuela was a really bad investment with quadruple negative return per quarter day. What makes immediate cash? Desperation of the extremely rich and ruthless is where my money trail is going.
carmencita ago
I so agree and it is all so very sad. I am hoping that this story about the camp is true, for it would provide more evidence for our cause. What I am trying to say though is that we have been stiffed before and we need to tread carefully. I commend the guy that found the camp, whether he is a veteran or not. He seems to have helped the homeless and that is honorable.
urbanmoving ago
And tons of bodies of trafficked out victims too they just don't care to remove or find them believe me