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Just be good and cool. Violence prevention program by CDC in effect as of January 2010.
[url]http://www.cdc.gov/NCIPC/dvp/dvp.htm[/url]
[QUOTE=Double]CNN) -- The Texas Department of Public Safety took the unprecedented step Thursday of telling college students not to visit Mexican border cities during spring break because they are just too dangerous.
This is not me being a worry wart, this is a gov office stating the obvious. Enjoy![/QUOTE]
The problems in Mexico have nothing to do with the U.S., and the CDC has nothing to do with the violence that is taking place in Mexico.
There is a serious situation taking place in Mexico, and putting your head in the sand and saying "look at what the evil U.S. drug users are causing in Mexico" is really a sad state of affairs.
Mexico is sliding into a period of anarchy. Greed, systemic corruption, contempt for law and general lack of order, lack of education, lack of real opportunity to earn a living might be closer to the real reasons for whats going on.
Happy mongering in T town. BTW, a federal warning against travel to Mexico in now in effect for American citizens. Weigh the situation for yourself, pussy, or life?
Source; National Highway Traffic Safety
[url]http://www-nrd.nhtsa.dot.gov/Pubs/811291.PDF[/url]
A statistical projection of traffic fatalities in 2009 shows that an estimated 33,963 people died in motor vehicle traffic crashes.
For safety, it's recommended that everyone in the US stay off the roads and move to Tijuana where murder rate is lower...
hehehe.
Last weekend events the death of US State Dept. Employee and family members is new but the Narco violence is been in place since 2006, Caldron's comment on Narco Corruption and war.
Yes, Mexico wealth distribution favors the rich and educated and not the poor or middle class.
Human violence is a global issue and CDC is confronting it with "Phase 3" implementation to minimize global violence.
Understood, it is the American version of the world.
Not for everyone.
[QUOTE=Double]The problems in Mexico have nothing to do with the U.S., and the CDC has nothing to do with the violence that is taking place in Mexico.
There is a serious situation taking place in Mexico, and putting your head in the sand and saying "look at what the evil U.S. drug users are causing in Mexico" is really a sad state of affairs.
Mexico is sliding into a period of anarchy. Greed, systemic corruption, contempt for law and general lack of order, lack of education, lack of real opportunity to earn a living might be closer to the real reasons for whats going on.
Happy mongering in T town. BTW, a federal warning against travel to Mexico in now in effect for American citizens. Weigh the situation for yourself, pussy, or life?[/QUOTE]
Just be carefull. Life is real. Sometimes things just do not work out. To those that must, good luck!
Narco Killing are specific hits. Yes the blood pressure is higher in TJ these days. Glad one is just visting and not in Narco activities.
Come for the whole cultural experence and not just the pussy.
It is okay not to come to TJ too.
Lot more Asians on the main drag and clubs.
[QUOTE=Double]Just be carefull. Life is real. Sometimes things just do not work out. To those that must, good luck![/QUOTE]
In life a man has to make up his mind.
To each his own.
Regarding the U.S. This week I heard someone blame the U.S. for the deaths that took place during the crusades. Can you believe that? Ignorance is not version, it is the lacking of willingness to educate ones self.
Anyone have a lead on a good 'fixer' in TJ/Tecate?
Looking to pay by the day.
Anyone got any thoughts on the safety of Tecate also?
Hardwire
Tecate Beer Company is the main attraction in Tecata other than the Plaza. They provide a tour of the plant and beer sample. Free tour last year.
[QUOTE=HardWire]Anyone have a lead on a good 'fixer' in TJ/Tecate?
Looking to pay by the day.
Anyone got any thoughts on the safety of Tecate also?
Hardwire[/QUOTE]
busted last night around 3am. many girls without health cards, and some ****. the inspectors took between 40 and 60 girls. some of you might be receiving texts from your girls for bail money, it's probably true. i'll do a drive by later but someone might be there now and able to update or correct this post.
the bust was shown on telavisa this morning at 7am.
country john
haven't been to Tijuana in 15 years. How safe is it for a middle aged, pudgy, balding, gringo type guy these days. The plan is to catch a cab to the Zona on the other side of the gate then catch another back to the border a few hours later. Should I believe all the news reports that say its too dangerous, or have they blown the situation out of proportion?
Thanks,
Flyinhi
Who in their right mind would want to travel to Mexico these days? With all the great travel destinations, why Mexico? Hell, if you want to screw a chica, just look in any direction in the USA.
Stay up there please.
[QUOTE=Oosik1]Who in their right mind would want to travel to Mexico these days? With all the great travel destinations, why Mexico? Hell, if you want to screw a chica, just look in any direction in the USA.[/QUOTE]People who don't have much money or time. Not everyone can afford to go overseas a lot, so it's nice to have a relatively local destination to get a quick fix for an affordable price.
I can't speak for everyone else, but the reason I don't go for US chicas is because it takes too much time and effort. It is way easier to just bang chicas for money with ~99% chance of success than it is to try to court chicas the old fashioned way.
[QUOTE=Oosik1]Who in their right mind would want to travel to Mexico these days? With all the great travel destinations, why Mexico? Hell, if you want to screw a chica, just look in any direction in the USA.[/QUOTE]Please address! Legal brothel in California without "sting operation" or ROB service with price $60 for service and $12 for room (total $72) and I`ll not travel to Tijuana!