Nuevo Laredo

[Zygomatic]

On March 21, Senate passed SESTA, the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act of 2017, with a vote of 97-2. And already the bill, an iteration of the FOSTA legislation that cleared the House in February, has had a destabilizing and demoralizing effect on individuals who trade sex.

While FOSTA-SESTA is anti-trafficking legislation, FOSTA in particular conflates sex trafficking and sex work by arguing that Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which protects online intermediaries from being held liable for their users' speech, "was never intended to provide legal protection to websites that unlawfully promote and facilitate prostitution." The legislation, which was introduced by Republican representative Ann Wagner, makes it a federal crimepunishable by up to 10 years in prisonto operate "an interactive computer service" with "the intent to promote or facilitate the prostitution of another person."

OK, I can see how eccie and backpage fell under this unlawful practice but ISG does not intend to do that, it just allows users to report it. Mocospace and POF do not operate under the pretense of breaking this law either. I agree how FOSTA will be a destabilizing force among individuals who need to trade sex in order to maintain their sanity. We have been maintaining our sanity like this for millions of years but women hate it and are possibly retaliating against this million year old practice. I hope that this new legislation will allow women to be more open to real and honest relationships because that is why we men were trading sex in the first place.

[Bbond]

On March 21, Senate passed SESTA, the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act of 2017, with a vote of 97-2. And already the bill, an iteration of the FOSTA legislation that cleared the House in February, has had a destabilizing and demoralizing effect on individuals who trade sex.

While FOSTA-SESTA is anti-trafficking legislation, FOSTA in particular conflates sex trafficking and sex work by arguing that Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which protects online intermediaries from being held liable for their users' speech, "was never intended to provide legal protection to websites that unlawfully promote and facilitate prostitution." The legislation, which was introduced by Republican representative Ann Wagner, makes it a federal crime—punishable by up to 10 years in prison—to operate "an interactive computer service" with "the intent to promote or facilitate the prostitution of another person."

[Zygomatic]

I also hope it remains open. But run a who is on this site. You will see it is registered in the USA. With the current laws being what they are, who knows what is going to happen here. PM me for my email and whatsapp info, feel free to contact me for what ever reason should this get shut down too.

My belief is, and I could be very wrong, that if they are able to shut this down, Jackson will get it back up one way or another.

I still have you on whatsapp bbond. I think providers in the US are going to be taking their business into apps like mocospace and pof. I don't know how effective facebook will be in the P4P market. I'll stay in touch and hope you are doing well.

[Bbond]

All the hobby sites in the US seem to have been shut down including eccie. I hope this site stays open because you are really my only link to the adult scene in NL.Thanks!

I also hope it remains open. But run a who is on this site. You will see it is registered in the USA. With the current laws being what they are, who knows what is going to happen here. PM me for my email and whatsapp info, feel free to contact me for what ever reason should this get shut down too.

My belief is, and I could be very wrong, that if they are able to shut this down, Jackson will get it back up one way or another.

[Zygomatic]

Yes, you can still do that. There are a few touristy places left near the border, not as many as there once was, but a few do remain. I don't go near the border often in daylight hours, but the times that I have, a tourist is seldom seen. The old mercado downtown, as well as the shops on the street, has but a hand full of shops open, compared to many many of years past. Good food? Not so much, I prefer the food in Laredo to that of Nuevo Laredo, Nuevo Laredo does have a few good places to eat. If the bridge wasn't such a hassle, I would eat out in Laredo a lot more often than I would eat in a restaurant in Mexico. For all intents and purposes, the tourism industry here is, for all practical purposes, very near dead.

All the hobby sites in the US seem to have been shut down including eccie. I hope this site stays open because you are really my only link to the adult scene in NL.

Thanks!

[Bbond]

I imagine that people want an escape from the same monotonous life style and make a run for the border to enjoy good food, beverages and adult fun along the way. Are those days over? Or can a guy, group of friends or even families still make that run for the border and come back with a few souvenirs to entice their friends to make the same trip someday?Thanks Bbond.

Yes, you can still do that. There are a few touristy places left near the border, not as many as there once was, but a few do remain. I don't go near the border often in daylight hours, but the times that I have, a tourist is seldom seen. The old mercado downtown, as well as the shops on the street, has but a hand full of shops open, compared to many many of years past. Good food? Not so much, I prefer the food in Laredo to that of Nuevo Laredo, Nuevo Laredo does have a few good places to eat. If the bridge wasn't such a hassle, I would eat out in Laredo a lot more often than I would eat in a restaurant in Mexico. For all intents and purposes, the tourism industry here is, for all practical purposes, very near dead.

[Zygomatic]

I imagine that people want an escape from the same monotonous life style and make a run for the border to enjoy good food, beverages and adult fun along the way. Are those days over? Or can a guy, group of friends or even families still make that run for the border and come back with a few souvenirs to entice their friends to make the same trip someday?

Thanks Bbond.

[Bbond]

Bbond, I read the borderland beat thread and it appears that this is a mini war that is unfolding right now. How do you feel about your safety in NL in light of this activity? Hope all is well.

I don't venture out of the downtown area at night. That area is relatively safe. Out lying areas, especially Boystown, should be avoided. What is happening now is cartel against the military, in the past it has been cartel vs cartel, there's a huge difference. However, there was a curfew notice posted by the cartel, warning people to stay home at night, but I have only seen that in one place and can find no other reference to it. I have no plans to alter my activities.

[Bbond]

Here's a good thread on it over at Borderlandbeat, and it looks like it was Sat night / Sun morning. http://borderland-beat-forum.924382....td4100143.html

Now the navy claims they did not kill the family in the car, photos released today prove that wrong, bullet holes in the roof of the car, the shots came from above.

[Zygomatic]

Here's a good thread on it over at Borderlandbeat, and it looks like it was Sat night / Sun morning. Anyhow the navy (la marina) seems to be the only institution that is actively fighting the CDN in Nuevo Laredo, the rest of them, soldatos, policia estatal, transitos are doing nothing, and even hang out at the puntos de venta with the cartel guys; best to avoid all of them, but if you are ever subjected to a "revisin" particularly by the policia estatal always keep an eye on your wallet if you can. They will say they are looking for droga (ha ha), like maybe you have a piedra hidden in your wallet somewhere, but in reality they want to rob you. Things are getting back to the way they were before June 2011 when the navy got rid of the corrupt local police after the big shootout of May 2011 similar to the one this past weekend.

http://borderland-beat-forum.924382....td4100143.html

Bbond,

I read the borderland beat thread and it appears that this is a mini war that is unfolding right now. How do you feel about your safety in NL in light of this activity? Hope all is well.

[Bbond]

Thanks Bbond. How does this incident compare to other violent incidents and does this make it allot harder to find good pussy in NL?
I found this report in this incident: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world...=.36c3bb3a1e4f.

Downtown is quite slow, and seems to be getting slower. Mainly just the hard core local girls are all that are around, and there's not many of those. Not dead, there are some nice girls around, but not nearly like it used to be.

[Slick Willie]

Here's a good thread on it over at Borderlandbeat, and it looks like it was Sat night / Sun morning. Anyhow the navy (la marina) seems to be the only institution that is actively fighting the CDN in Nuevo Laredo, the rest of them, soldatos, policia estatal, transitos are doing nothing, and even hang out at the puntos de venta with the cartel guys; best to avoid all of them, but if you are ever subjected to a "revisión" particularly by the policia estatal always keep an eye on your wallet if you can. They will say they are looking for droga (ha ha), like maybe you have a piedra hidden in your wallet somewhere, but in reality they want to rob you. Things are getting back to the way they were before June 2011 when the navy got rid of the corrupt local police after the big shootout of May 2011 similar to the one this past weekend.

http://borderland-beat-forum.924382....td4100143.html

Friday night / Saturday morning, a shoot out occurred, 12 reported dead, including 2 children from a family caught in the cross fire, and one Mexican Marine. The military even fired from a helicopter. A cartel followed Sunday with a warning to stay off the street at night. The band that was supposed to play in Jorochos, on Sunday, cancelled. So now, if you were here this weekend, know why it was so slow Sunday night.

[Zygomatic]

Friday night / Saturday morning, a shoot out occurred, 12 reported dead, including 2 children from a family caught in the cross fire, and one Mexican Marine. The military even fired from a helicopter. A cartel followed Sunday with a warning to stay off the street at night. The band that was supposed to play in Jorochos, on Sunday, cancelled. So now, if you were here this weekend, know why it was so slow Sunday night.

Thanks Bbond. How does this incident compare to other violent incidents and does this make it allot harder to find good pussy in NL?

I found this report in this incident: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world...=.36c3bb3a1e4f.

[Bbond]

Friday night / Saturday morning, a shoot out occurred, 12 reported dead, including 2 children from a family caught in the cross fire, and one Mexican Marine. The military even fired from a helicopter. A cartel followed Sunday with a warning to stay off the street at night. The band that was supposed to play in Jorochos, on Sunday, cancelled. So now, if you were here this weekend, know why it was so slow Sunday night.

[Bbond]

Where are the ladies now? Safari was mentioned a few posts back but things can change quick. How many ladies are working the weekend with all the BS going on.

Scattered, but mainly Emilianos, but Intimo, and at times Jorochos, but no where close to like it used to be.