The ‘land of the free and home of the brave’ treat European visitors like criminals and prisoners. Your “illegals” get treated better.
That is why I will never visit America.
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Have you considered visiting some Muslim countries? I mean if you would like to see places where women are treated with dignity.
I don’t believe these people at all. There was no accidental anything. Were there an animal, they’d probably be able to know what kind it was. And who in the hell does an emergency swerve onto another unmarked road, and then keeps driving down it for a few minutes. With a carload of six people, half of them under three years old?
It sure seems like funny business to me, and they are getting what they deserve.
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It will be sorted out. If only they spoke the primitive Spanish that Mexicans speak, they could have been on their way with apologies.
These two look like gypsies and were probably up to no good.
Good! We don’t want you here anyway! Froggy!
Exactly! No one just accidentally stumbles into a different country without knowing it! They are either incredibly stupid or there is more to this story that isn’t being reported!
From the Mail online:
In review, the Daily Mail tends to publish stories utilizing sensationalized headlines with emotionally loaded wordings such as “Woman, 63, ‘becomes PREGNANT in the mouth’ with baby squid after eating calamari”, which is a misleading headline. In 2017, Wikipedia banned the Daily Mail as an ‘unreliable’ source. When it comes to sourcing information they use minimal hyperlinked sourcing as well as sourcing to themselves. In general, most stories favor the right, however the Daily Mail will report either side if the story is sensational enough.
A factual searchreveals that the Daily Mail has a poor track record with fact checkers. Here are a few failed fact checks:
- “Google search spike suggests many people don’t know why they voted for Brexit.”– Mostly False
- Is Using ‘Bug Spray’ to Get High an Alarming New Trend?– Mostly False
- Did a White House Intern Make the ‘White Power’ Hand Gesture?– Unproven
- Did ‘Melbourne Antifa’ Claim Responsibility for the Vegas Massacre?– False
- Are Vigilante Protesters Digging Up Confederate Graves After Charlottesville Clashes?– Mostly False
- “Racist picture of Democrat North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper emerges just days after he called on Ralph Northam to resign – DAILY MAIL.” – Pants on Fire
The real question do you really believe half the stories they print?
One of the stories today:
Nature photographer captures a daredevil red squirrel flying through the air after spending a YEAR coaxing the animals onto a specially-built climbing frame in his back garden
- Terry Donnelly, 50, from Formby, Merseyside, positioned four-foot wooden climbing frame in his back garden
- He spent hours waiting in his conservatory over a year in a challenge he dubbed 'man versus squirrel’
- The professional photographer lined the frame with hazelenuts in an attempt to capture the perfect shot
- Formby is famous for red squirrels in part thanks to the National Trust sanctuary based close to Terry’s home
When I was backpacking in Belize, I ended up 7 or 8 miles into Guatemala. I was escorted back to the border by Guatemalan military. That was fucking sobering. I could have just disappeared. Cheap feckin GPS. Either that, or I screwed up the programing.
Squirrels, feckin tree rats. They chew on my cedar weatherboards. Plenty of food on 5 bird feeders, but for them, enough is never enough. That’s where the .22 subsonics come into play. Thank God they are edible. Squirrel goulash.
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Yeah but those are third world countries you are talking about and you were on foot, so not hard to fathom you getting lost! These people were driving in a car in America and Canada of all places! Pretty hard to not know when crossing the border of either country!
Not to mention it’s format is incredibly annoying with all the pictures it posts and less context to it’s so called reporting! I consider it cyber tabloid!
I trap them and relocate them in an opening space for fox food