H/T Jim Stone: http://82.221.129.208/.yb3.html

When the caravan was here, near my location in Guatemala, there were several expats that brought formula and diapers, food, etc to the children and women that were there. There were far more women and children than men.

Then, as they proceeded, they were joined with more and more men - angry, antagonistic men looking to prove a point. For those of you that don't know, certain areas of Guatemala are incredibly violent and other areas are like the US in the 1960s. As they moved farther toward some of the more drug and gang controlled areas, they gained men.

Yesterday, a local news station interviewed a family that was turning around and heading back to Honduras- via bus. The father said that he was really frightened by the new groups of men that had joined. They were looking for a fight. He said that several of the families had turned around and gone back to Honduras out of fear of these men. The news station reported that 100s of the 'real Hondurans' had returned, but, were replaced by a violent mob.

Also, there was a very small baby in a chest carrier that was squished to death in the pushing in Mexico. Bless his tiny soul.

So, who you think is coming/ started this is not.

And, i have heard absolutely nothing of a second caravan. So, if one appears, I suspect it began in Mexico, not here

: Judicial Watch EXCLUSIVE Interview w/ Caravan Member in
: Guatemala
: Judicial Watch

: Published on Oct 23, 2018
: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlCFcOm-WOg

: A 40-year-old Honduran who previously lived in the United
: States for decades and got deported is part of the Central
: American caravan making its way north. Judicial Watch is
: covering the crisis live from the Guatemala-Honduras border
: this week.

: This interview occurred around 35 miles from the Honduran
: border near the Guatemalan town of Chiquimula where a group
: of around 600 men, ages 17 to 40, marched demanding that
: the U.S. take them in

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