By host on
12/21/2009 12:25 PM
 I completely understand how people could feel concerned and intimidated regarding the notion of traveling to Baja given, what we call, t ...
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By host on
2/27/2009 12:05 PM
As an American living on the coast in Rosarito, Baja California, Mexico I can’t disagree more with your caller from San Antonio. She is not here and only gets the view of the press and those involved in the violence heading north who are almost exclusively people involved in the drug trade. We are not affected AT ALL by any drug violence. We live in a quite beautiful community with nearly 15,000 other Americans. None are leaving and none of them feel unsafe. No tourists have been involved in any of the drug violence in all of Baja. Quite the contrary, going to the states is a stressful event for us. I live here with my wife and 6 year old daughter and she benefits from an incredible education at a private bilingual academy. We cross the border every week, drive up and down the coast in a nice car every day and do not restrict our movements at night. WE NEVER HAVE ANY PROBLEMS!
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By host on
1/8/2009 10:15 PM
On January 7, 2009 ABC decided to air yet another story about Pat Weber’s incident in Baja. ABC portrayed the story as if it happened yesterday in the middle of Rosarito Beach. When in fact, that incident happened 3 hrs south of Ensenada in a remote area in September 2007.
If you GOOGLE these key words: ‘ Pat Weber Baja’ you’ll see that this same story has been reported, re-reported, re-re-re-reported in the US media via TV, Natl and local Newspapers, AP etc since Oct 2007. GOOGLE SEARCH RESULTS RETURNED 13 pages/10 articles on each page about ...
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By host on
5/29/2008 11:19 AM
Last month I took a trip up to Los Angeles to visit my mother in the hospital. She was recovering from surgery and I spent an afternoon with her. My wife, my daughter and I spent the night with my father at my childhood home. I woke up the next morning, made coffee and turned on ABC channel 7 morning news. The chain of reports that proceeded was horrifying. There were three separate stories regarding local drive by shootings, mass shootings in public places and the shooting of children while they waited for a bus. There was a story about another murder in Beverly Hills and another about a woman found frozen in dry ice in a posh Newport Beach hotel. All of this was shocking to me… As an American living in Baja what came next shocked me even more. The next story was a 15 second blurb that ba
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