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Mexico: Mexico President Felipe Calderon's message to US: 'No more weapons!' -- New 3-ton billboard made from crushed firearms is visible from across Texas border
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"President Felipe Calderon on Thursday unveiled a 'No More Weapons!' billboard made with crushed firearms and placed near the U.S. border. He urged the United States to stop the flow of weapons into Mexico."
"The billboard, which is in English and weighs 3 tons, was placed near an international bridge in Ciudad Juarez and can be seen from the United States."
"Calderon said the billboard's letters were made with weapons seized by local, state and federal authorities."
"'Dear friends of the United States, Mexico needs your help to stop this terrible violence that we're suffering,' Calderon said ..."
"'The best way to do this is to stop the flow of automatic weapons into Mexico,' he added." ... -------
KABA Note: I agree! We should all join with President Calderone in calling for the dismantling of the BATFE! |
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