CHINESE WERE PART OF THE BORDER INCURSION COMMANDO TEAM

In March, RMNews posted several articles which introduced the Aztlan Liberation Army and their Chinese tutors and backers.

I have included the following links to these stories:

"THIS IS ARE LAND" THE AZTLAN LIBERATION ARMY

http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/config.pl?read=2200

ARTICLE ON AZTLAN LIBERATION ARMY STRUCK A NERVE
http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/config.pl?read=2223

THE LA RAZA PREAMBLE
http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/config.pl?read=2254

The following article is the first proof that I have seen that the things RMNews said almost nine months ago, are coming true.

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http://www.americanpatrol.com/BorderWar/CALIFORNIA/MetcalfMexiShoot001104.html

VCT - American Patrol News Item

Border Skirmish Raising New Questions

(Note: This item was submitted by a reader)

Thursday 2nd November 2000

Week 18

Geoffs Journal

A skirmish between U.S. Border Patrol agents and armed soldiers in Mexico
has raised several disturbing questions related to the security of America's
borders.

The incident, which occurred on October 24 near the Otay Mesa border
crossing southeast of San Diego, has received little attention in the
mainstream media but local law enforcement circles are a buzz at reports
that Mexican soldiers were not the only [soldiers] in the area.

Several eyewitness accounts stated soldiers of Asian and Caucasian origin
were also firing from Mexico on the Border Patrol agents in the unprovoked
attack.

A Border Patrol agent, speaking to the Strategic Jungle Syndicate on the
condition of anonymity, stated the attack was more than Mexican soldiers
firing upon what they thought might be drug dealers. "Everything happened so
fast but I know not all of them were Mexican nationals," the agent said.
"More than two of us saw what appeared to be an Asian soldier. I didn't get
a real clean look at his eyes but he certainly looked Asian to me. The
bottom line here is this was planned and not some random event. The
government might not want to admit that but it's the damn truth."

The agent also stated several Mexican nationals, attempting to cross the
border illegally, also told of "chinos", a slang term in Spanish for
Chinese, soldiers dressed in fatigues. "There were a few people in the brush
trying to get into the United States and after the shooting ended, they were
apprehended and being processed to return to Mexico," the Border Patrol
agent said. "Two or three of them were close enough and said they heard men
speaking what they described as Chinese. They were scared and said they had
seen the men before including some white men driving military type
vehicles."