US anti-kidnapping expert kidnapped in Mexico

[EstebanTrabajos 7]

I disagree,

Even the honorable dubya implies there are evil-doers in this world, for example Saddam, HE tried to kill his dad!

If that isn't evil, I don't know what it is then...

Edited December 16, 2008 by TävôLuDô

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I disagree,

Even the honorable dubya implies there are evil-doers in this world, for example Saddam, HE tried to kill his dad!

If that isn't evil, I don't know what it is then...

Luckily for W, Saddam did wear a black hat.

Strangely W's gleaming white 10-gallon was nowhere to be seen...

[EstebanTrabajos 7]

and luckily for Saddam W didn't catch him because he is a black belt,

Judo chop!

Edited December 16, 2008 by TävôLuDô

[zqt3344 21]

Paul laugh all you will but this is exactly why there are organizations around now like Blackwater and very much needed. Mexico has turned into a Narco Terrorist 3r world country state and that is the truth. Talk about crime and political corruption, Mexico makes Illinois and Barry Hussien Ovomit look like panty wastes!

Ohhh lord, I know it is sooo wrong to laugh at this but it is hilarious!!!

Associated PressPosted: 12/15/2008 03:35:33 PM MST

MEXICO CITY - A U.S. anti-kidnapping expert was abducted by gunmen in northern Mexico last week, a sign of just how bold this nation's kidnapping gangs have become.

U.S. security consultant Felix Batista was in Saltillo in Coahuila state to offer advice on how to confront abductions for ransom when he was snatched by unknown assailants on Dec. 10, said Charlie LeBlanc, the president of the Houston, Texas-based security firm ASI Global LLC., where Batista is a consultant.

"We have notified the FBI and Mexican authorities, and they are working on the case," LeBlanc said Monday. "What we are doing is we're offering our support to the family and hoping for the best."

The U.S. Embassy in Mexico City said it would not comment on the case, and LeBlanc declined to say whether a ransom demand had been received. LeBlanc said Batista had his own security business and that "he was in Mexico for business that wasn't associated with our company."

Batista's work involved crisis management consulting, LeBlanc said. "Part of that could be or may involve negotiations with kidnappers."

ASI Global's Web site advertises "kidnap and ransom response" and says the company has worked for major insurance companies. Kidnapping has become a rising problem in Mexico, but attacks on U.S. anti-crime consultants have largely been the stuff of movies. The seizure seems to echo the plot of a 2004 movie, "Man on Fire," in which Denzel Washington played a U.S. security consultant who takes on

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Sorry - did you say something?

I saw a bunch of hysterical gibberish but no point. As usual.

[EstebanTrabajos 7]

Sorry - did you say something?

I saw a bunch of hysterical gibberish but no point. As usual.

owned

P.S. funny thing is that they don't even see who sponsors this war and with what currency those guns and machine guns are bought, THE MIGHTY DOLLAR (sorry what used to be the mighty dollar) my friends. Stop the drug consumption in the US and the stupid good for nothing drug lords will cease to exist.

get it?

Edited December 16, 2008 by TävôLuDô

[zqt3344 21]

Small Paul for a reason.

Sorry - did you say something?

I saw a bunch of hysterical gibberish but no point. As usual.