The big lie, of course, is in the misuse of a statistic. 87 or 90 percent or whatever of guns
given by the Mexicans to our BATFE to trace are from America. What this means is that the Mexican cops are smart enough to give the Gringos guns to trace that obviously came in from the U.S., the only ones the BATFE can trace. Duh!
Here is where the heavy weaponry is really coming from:
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld ... 9992.storySome gang banger muling in a couple of stolen guns does not explain the types (full auto, DD and other) of guns in use by the cartels, and does not appear adequately to explain the number of guns either. Also overlooked in the question of ordinary arms (pistols, non-auto rifles, etc.) is that there are some prolific manufacturers of these things in South America, with Brazil in particular being a big player in arms manufacturing.
This looks like a Beretta, but it is from Brazil:
And this looks like a Smith and Wesson, but again, it is Brazilian:
This one looks like a Colt:
While these are clone guns, they all work and will shoot somebody just as dead, if the bearer is so inclined. In short, while Mexico does have a problem with people shooting each other and blowing each other up, over the drug thing, laying all this at the feet of Bubba the possum hunter here in America and Joe's Live Bait, Tackle and Guns, where he shops, is another instance of lies, damned lies and statistics.
I define internal martial art as unusual muscle recruitment and leave it at that. If my definition is incomplete, at least it is correct so far as it goes.