¿Que Pedo Con La Polaka?
Feb 4th, 2010 | By Michel Marizco | Category: Chismes, General News
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THE BORDER REPORT
One of our readers, El Teo, just asked the question and it’s getting to be a relevant question.
What happened to La Polaka?
The site’s publisher, Jorge Luis Aguirre, is a great newsman who has turned that Web site into a focal point for on-the-spot crime news with a fantastic black humor. I don’t recall who coined the phrase, he or I, “In Juárez, you either laugh or you cry,” but if it was me, it was only because of him.
Aguirre hasn’t responded to emails or phone calls since I started looking for him this past Monday. Last Sunday, I believe it was, he published a very brief, very interesting observational story about homicide investigators going to the Mexican Army’s base in Juárez after Saturday night’s massacre. By Tuesday morning, the Web site had disappeared. I had initially thought it crashed because of Web traffic but it’s been two days now and nothing.
Any of you over in Juárez/El Paso know anything? Post comments or drop me an e-mail.
Viejo, si anda por hay, hecha un grito, carnál. Ya nos tienes preocupados.
I tried and nothing. I went to their facebook page yesterday and they had a status saying they were working on it. One user commented this “estamos trabajando jajajaj no van a poder hijos de su pinche amarillista madre” and “no no puedo por que esta abajo y se va a quedar asi un buen rato jajajaja” and apparently that guy is some IT guy or something, he might have something to do with bringing down the site… and their FB has no updates either.
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lo agarre de aqui, Vinotinto… http://columnas.ejecentral.com.mx/deordensuperior/2010/02/04/de-masacres-y-retenes-militares%E2%80%A6sedena-vs-la-trata-de-personas/
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thanks
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It’s back up !
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El Muletas sister picked up?
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I need you help. I’m working on a research paper on current moral issues in America. I got a few on my mind but I would like to know if you have any juicy stuff that I can use. Not interested in cliche moral issues like war, death penalty, gun control… etc
Any ideas?
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Foreclosures and what it’s done to people’s moral when they lose it all due to messed up economy
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The low moral of underpaid journalists should top the list.
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Alright, Michel 2 stories in 2 days, I am hoping this is a trend because I always like your work. Thanks for all you do to keep us informed!
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gays in the military
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How far does society have the right to know when there is a pedophile living in town and hes done his time already.
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la polaka is up an running http://lapolaka.com/2010/02/04/virtual-carpetazo-a-megamatanza/
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Hey EL TEO, how about JOURNALISM —- the deafening silence of border reporters on the MX side who are being silenced through threats/death/kidnaps/etc. You could write for months and not cover all the information you will find.
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Hey guys, thanks for the ideas!!! I’ll go with foreclosures, hell, asta yo deje mi casa en cali…
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It appears it is becoming an American issue also, notwithstanding Michel’s low morale and underpaid status.
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i’m pretty sure Miguel doesn’t do it for the money, money doesn’t hurt, yet some people do it because they feel that’s their duty.
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sorry to hear that Teo
polaka is down again
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si drift, anoche ya estaba jalando bien y hoy “se volvio a caer”, may be somebody is not happy because the way la polaka works and sent some pinche bicho to take it down.
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Esmerelda those bastards may do their time but they are pedophiles forever. Society has the right to know who they are and where they live. The reason that the laws make them register as sex offenders and makes them report their movements. Son un amenaza a los ninos y a la sociedad. Por favor dime que no piensas de otro modo.
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When polaka came back up they had it in their front page, they were victims of some juarez hackers , they even posted the emails that were sent to them by the hacker.
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cyber-sicarios sending out bugs and virus’s to websites? lmao… si esta amár!!!
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Michel, you deserve to make some real money. This site is really awesome. I hope that something good is in your future. You deserve it. I know that my far out narco bullshit pisses you off sometimes, but I am here to help if there is anythintg I can do. Good luck, Man!
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la polaka is back, i got this before they take it down, again…CIUDAD JUAREZ.- En un enésimo -pero fallido- intento por desaparecer de la web este modesto periódico cibernético, prestigiosos hackers juarenses atacaron el martes pasado nuestra página.
Durante dos dias, LaPolaka.com tuvo que permanecer fuera del cibersespacio ante este nuevo atentado criminal contra la libertad de expresión y la verdad, que viene a ser cotidiano en el hoy convulsionado Estado de Chihuahua.
No nos sorprende ni tampoco nos asusta, pero si nos incomoda. No es el primero y probablemente no sea el último, porque se trata de poderosos enemigos que son capaces de todo cuando alguien les estorba.
No podemos olvidar como el propio Gobernador del Estado por vía de sus testaferros en Procuraduría y Seguridad Pública, nos obligó a salir del país, bajo siniestras amenazas de muerte a finales del 2008.
Uno de esos emisarios de muerte fue precisamente Victor Valencia de los Santos, el mismo que ahora quiere ser candidato para Alcalde de Juárez por designios de su jefe máximo en Palacio. Pero eso es otra historia.
Acorde con el diagnóstico del server, el ataque cibernético bloqueó el servicio a los usuarios.
The downtime you are experiencing is due to a DDOS attack on your domain ‘lapolaka.com‘…
El ataque se produjo en martes por la noche, muy en consonancia con el ”cariñoso’ mail que nos enviaran horas antes y que es mostrado a continuación:
de Paco Ibarra
para redaxion@gmail.com
fecha 31 de enero de 2010 19:48
asunto Comentario de La Polaka: Mentarselas.
ocultar detalles 31 ene (hace 4 días)
Cuerpo del mensaje:
Simplemente decirle que chingue mucho a su madre. Se que no nos quiere usted, no se si sea por algo personal o simplemente su bajo nivel de profesionalismo tan mediocre, pero el punto esque en verdad es tan triste saber que viven personas como usted, que no saben ver las cosas positivas que quedan y se mantienen a flote solo a base de lo que los demas hacen. Chingue mucho a su re petunia y chihuahuada madre que se ha de estar revolcando en su tumba y cierre esta pendejada de pagina que lo unico que hace es rebajar mas lo poco que queda de lo que alguna vez fue juarez ya que ha dejado mas que claro que no sabe ni puede hacer otra cosa mas. Gracias
Hasta ahí el mensaje.
Desde nuestro exilio y las limitaciones que tal condición impone, luchamos y soñamos con un Juarez próspero, justo y pacífico, donde los crímenes sean castigados, aunque los culpables sean poderosos. Anhelamos un Chihuahua y donde el gobierno para el pueblo no sea manejado por el hampa, sino por ciudadanos honestos no relacionados con dinero sucio.
Por hoy nos acogenos a Dios y su justicia divina, mientras Crime Stoppers se ocupa de una buena vez de los negros intereses mundanos que han convertido a Ciudad Juárez en zona zero.
Jorgeluix
La Polaka Staff
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i dont even know why they talk shit to him he’s only reporting on what’s being told to him and from what he hears, it’s fooked up that now they’re pissed off from what he’s reporting
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in mexico, nobody likes the idea of the gringos acting directly in this mess, hell, even i don’t like the idea, but fook it, i think they should at least allow FBI supervisors to get involved in the action in Ciudad Juarez, i mean, like enbeded with the military, so they can take note of what’s going on for real because the info being feded to the gringo federales from the mexican authorities it’s like..how can i put this without hurting some pinche teniente del ejermex or federal’s feelings..it”s full of shit and fake facts, manipulated and directed towards only one delictive group, not counting the inside jobs from the military like the recent massacre in juaritos.
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I’m on vacation but could not stay away.Great imput guys…great info.saludos!
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I welcome the gringos in this situation, this is not just Mexicos problem. These Cartels also operate there (if even on a lower key) Mexico is coming closer and closer like North Korea, if we do not let the US enter willingly, soon we wont have a clue what is happening there.
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the gringos can slove anything..just look at irag rofl..
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rofl’s spelling is nightmarish, but he’s got a good point. I don’t think for a moment, not one, that American involvement in Mexico would do anything but bring on a full revolution. Mexicans may be a desmadre-ish people, but they’re proud.
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Why in the hell would a full revolution be a bad thing. The gingos do not need to bring it about, Mexico needs to prove its pride and do it from were it has always come, “the poor.” Do you think this run away freight train will be solved by elections? Or by a media demanding justice? The Ellette have been stealing the gold, silver and oil forever. The product has changed but the process hasn’t.
In the US, 90 % of the wealth is in the top 2 % of the population and this distribution is becoming even more lopsided. Hell, we need to have a revolution here. Our middle class is falling fast. But we are still disillusioned with the propaganda that “only in America, even a poor man can be anything he wants to be.”
At this time, I can’t imagine where a leader might come from that could lead such a revolt but he/she would have to come from common background and would have to be bullet proof. Most of us believe Calderon and the Mexican Army are in bed with El Chapo. And more than likely the state and local police are down with El Viceroy. There is too many favors owed and it is to political to change now. And in a depression (face it, this is not a recession) the privileged know how to get butter for their bread.
A truce between cartels is the only way to turn the bloodshed around and this will not occur until a particular cartel leader goes down. At that point their could be peace, but the economy and class issue, that probably will never change.
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Gallo, i am with you on child molesters, but here is something you might find interesting. Lets say you get drunk at a bar and you get mad at a friend. As you are leaving, you decide to take a leak on his tire (a very common behavior for drunk men, right). If an officer sees you and decides he wants to charge you with indecent exposure, you got real problems. That is listed in the crimes that put you on the sex offenders list in Texas. So the moral to this is……DON’T TAKE A LEAK ON YOUR FRIENDS TIRE GALLO…..
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“REVOLUCION”…everytime i hear or read that word i love it more and more, and right now i’m loving it a whole freaking lot!!
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The “Gringos” involvement in mexico is part of the problem. A while back, I was saying that for real change to happen, the U.S. side has to change things. They will never do it, though. What can they do? Legalise coke heoin or meth? No way! Most sheeple in the U.S. are obliviouse to reality. The corruption in Mexico in Mexico is the backbone of the problem. Do corrupt Mexican officials want american FBI agents running around down there? Hell no. The hopelessness of the situation down there can break anyone, even proud people. The answer is in change. Unfortunately, revolution might be the only answer. But does the U.S. want their neihbors having a war? Hell no! So the only option they have is to use the same tactics that have failed in the rest of thee world. Create havoc through intel. The situation is scary as hell.
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When people like arturo beltran get clipped, it doesn’t really help anything. Its more insane than ever down there, with no end in sight. Thank the gods for borderreport.com.
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Revolution is a stupid idea. In the US revolution just means a bunch a jackasses on the street applying pressure on the asphalt. In countries like Mexico revolution means massive amounts of blood. If you think that a revolution would reduce the murders you are mistaken. The only thing a revolution will accomplish in Mexico is more violence and confusion.
And if there is a revolution you can bet the elite in Mexico would beg for American involvement. That would leave Mexico full of death squads committing massacres every day like what happened in El Salvador and Guatemala. Revolution will only make Mexico weaker and have the US ending up with even more influence in that country. I believe that Venezuela and Bolivia was spared US intervention because they were busy with the Middle East, but if anything of a revolutionary scale happens in Mexico that will get full US attention. That is too close for comfort for them.
And secondly how can you have a revolution in Mexico in the first place? Back in the Cold War days you had Russia arming up all those countries’ citizens to overthrow their current abusive government with a different form of an abusive government. Have any of you guys seen the “revolutionary groups” in Mexico? Their pathetic, no where near the capabilities of a group like FARC. Hell when the Zapatatistas did that so called up rising it was a complete joke. They had wooden guns as weapons, the Mexican soldiers pitied them. Tell me who in this world would arm and train them? Because last time I checked Mexico doesn’t have bunch of gun factories to supply them with. Who in the fook is going to arm the people in Mexico to fight their government? Nobody.
The only people in Mexico that can challenge the Mexican government are the narcos, and none of them have an interest in overthrowing the central government in Mexico. The closest thing you have to insurgency in Mexico is the Zetas and La Familia, and both of them are just trying to mantain regional control. With all the money the Beltranes, Zetas, CAF and Juarez had they could of got powerfull bombs to terrorize the the elite, like what happened in Colombia. Hell Vicente Carrillo could of used his brother’s money alone to cause all sorts of havoc for Calderon’s government, but they didn’t. You know why because they know that if you press them too hard they would have no choice but to turn to the US. And the US would not be sending some dumbass DEA liason to Mexico or some cash for equipment, no they would be trainning death squads.
And just because there is a revolution it doesn’t mean that all the people fighting against the current regime would get along after the revolution is over. It could be that once the current government is overthrown that the real violence begins.
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I agree with Move here but I honestly think Viceroy didn’t get all the money his brother made some people held out afyter his death and el Comandante .arcos is a educated man up in the government if you want my opinion most of the zapatistas talk in a dialect and not teached to outsiders but people within they’re own comunity but Move we all know that without the blackmarket some of the US economy wouldn’t be flourishing drugs are a necessary evil sorry oif o seem fooked up but I got a lot of alcohol in me and I can’t stay away from this site I apologize to all of you that are current readers here
Hey yo vinnie where you at?!!!!!
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Michel – not long ago, you proposed a fee structure for this site. I endorsed the idea. We know that’s a risky idea, but why not, at least, ask for donations? I’m eager to do a monthly one via Pay Pal.
It troubles me no end that a writer of your stature has to scramble to put gas into his car. It pisses me off that other writers – who definitely are your inferiors – receive lavish support from the big news outlets. (Like the fatuous “Ginger” of the NYTimes, to name only one.) While the nation’s best writer on border issues and the cartel wars gets diddlysquat.
Not fair – just plain outrageous.
Please don’t let pride keep you from asking for support.
Set up that Pay Pal account. I’m ready, and I’m sure other readers here are as well.
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It’s amusing to hear some posters here cheer on the FBI. As if it’s the panacea for all that ails the entire world.
I have an FBI file for demonstrating in favor of civil rights back in the early 60′s.
Come on, is there anybody here that believes the FBI has changed? That it has a shred of integrity?
it’s nothing more than a tool of winner-take-all capitalism. Always has been; always will be.
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I agree. The FBI isn’t the answer. I don’t think revolution is the answer, either. What is the answer? Whatever it is, its a long way off in the making. Mexico has big trouble. Our government isn’t doing anything other than making it worse. This country’s drug laws are insane, mexico’s drug problem is creating total havoc. The black market fuels itself on both sides. But after more than 30 years of drug wars, whatever our government is doing does not work. At the same time, without the black market, our economy would crash. Ill gotten money pays bills, spends on goods and keeps money flowing. But how long is this broken way of doing things gonna keep up? I would love to see a forum on ideas about much needed change, other than revolution. By the way micheal, I would pay to see this site. If you need anything, it would be my pleasure.
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what did I miss, what’s going, I briefly read the comments, something about a revolution, count me in, I’m down for whatever.
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Lol
Pancho Hannah
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are you kidding drift?, Vincent is known in mexico as “The Gringo Pancho Villa”, true story.
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lmao
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Move, I agree that America does not need a revolution. I was only making that statement to point out the class issues here as well as in Mexico. I also agree that Mexico does not need one too have one either. It would be very difficult to fight a war today armed with rakes, shovels and hoes against AK 47s and much more. Sometimes we reinforce statements we hear out of frustration.
The word revolt is more appropriate and more local also. The current issue is Juarez, the military and 2 battling cartels and their aligned street gangs. I do think that state and local government along with media, and a strong show of public support could rid Juarez of the military which could be the beginning of finding order.
I hope before this is over, Calderon is undressed and all know where his allegiance truly is.
By the way MOVE, I was thinking about changing my name to The Gringo. I wanted to let you know this up front so you would not have to police my actions and statements. What do you think? Just kidding you man!
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There are some radical fookers on this site. Revolution? Come on. In this day and age with the politics and options available for change, it takes the right thinkers to do it. First, get the people believing that they can be secure by actually making a statement to the Cartel terrorists, and they are terrorists. You hunt them down and take them out…arrest, kill, whatever, but you do it. Enought of the shit. No other way. Imagine a killer(s) on the loose in the US and how long does it take to do them. Maybe a little while but it gets done because there is a rule of law. Once you begin doing it, the people will rise and back you. It is going to take the involvement of the MX, US, and some Latin American countries do it as it has been done elsewhere. At some point somebody is going to say enough is enough. The evil in the streets down there is as bad as anything in history and it cannot be allowed to go on.
T R C, keep your pito in your pants and end of problem. Drink reponsibly if you have to so you can find the head when its time to go. I agree some laws suck but its true in anything like you steal a candy bar and you are known as a thief forever. Get caught smoking some ganga and you’re a doper. Some things are forgiven but not the sexual abuse of children.
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Gallo, I wish it were that easy. First I don’t think you can hunt down cartels an eliminate them. They are mega billion dollar corporations that infiltrate the government to the top. I wish you could. Except for isolated incidents, most that have been captured or killed are street level.
Radical is a good choice of words. I am radical about this just as you are. Thank about your statement, “you hunt them down and take them out.” You become the judge, jury and executioner.” That is radical, and I agree with you on that action too. I would love to see it.
A problem arises with 2 things with this action. As we are seeing now, the Mexican government is involved and they have cartels in favor therefore they become an extension of that cartel. The government might even kill 16 children to slander another cartel to achieve there goals. The second thing is corruption. Money will always buy favor and protection in Mexico. We are talking about a product that is second only to oil, and within an estimated 10 years, it will be number one. It probably already is. Are the terrorists in the middle east protected by governments, yes.
Mexico needs to revolt against their governments actions on cartels. The more I think about this, it need to be peaceful, and the media needs to assist, “God protect there soles.” Right minded Americans need to also. I wish our media would focus on bring these monstrosities to our public attention, but Tiger Woods’ affairs are easier to take and for some reason more important.
We all have different opinions on bringing about change because we all come from different backgrounds and we all have important comments about these topics. This is a nice place to create dialogue on creating change.
Gallo, I commented on sex offenders and supported you in registering them in communities is not a moral issue I would do a paper on either. I do not particularly care for sex offenders either. I recently found out about the short comings in the Texas law about “indecent exposure” through reading and not first hand by action, ok. I am not and will never be a registered sex offender. I was merely trying to add humor. And as far as my drinking goes, I haven’t had one in 21 years December 16, 1988).
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I have had some moments down there, yes it is true.
You’ll find this funny, especially “drift” speaking of “Pancho” you know the song by Willie Nelson “Pancho and Lefty”? and the chorus they say “All the federales say they could have had him any day, they only let him slip away, out of kindness I suppose…” Well I was watching this comedian the other night on Comedy Central (Mexican Guy the comedian that is) and he was talking about that song making fun of it/federales saying “Isn’t that something you can hear a Mexican cop saying? “Yeah, we could have caught Pancho, but we just let him go for the fook of it” HAHAHA!!!
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TRC, I was speaking/writing in general terms reference the sex offender stuff. Should have said …we…not you. Entiendo.
Evil is evil. Midddle East, Mexico. Terrorist is a terrorist. They only understand one way. You take them out and the people will do the rest which is government reform. I really believe that. Realize it is a hard and difficult thing. The Holocaust taught us that and the genocide in other places. Its going on in MX on a different scale by different players who are now eliminating the innocents. There are a few good men who will do what it takes, corruptibles be damned. Watch the so called chingones fall. There is shit in the works which has already started.
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Vincent Pancho Hanna, that’s some funny shit, but its so true. Laughed my ass off when I read that.
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Thank you Gallo,
Most Americans have not felt up close the Evil you speak of. I use to play cards at a casino in El Paso and went to the sports books in Juarez regularly. I have good friends on both sides of the river. There are nights that you can sit on the US side and feel the presents of evil so strong that it makes you want to turn and walk away. And seeing the cold psychotic stare of a group of young men riding the streets of Juarez in a $ 90,000 Hummer as they look at you in a cocaine psychosis wondering if you are DEA because you are American. Or the cold stare of a Juarez cop as he sizes you up, deciding if there is value in kidnapping you. Or when the street gangs start closing in on you from both ends of the street and you see the cops duck into the alley. These are things Mexicans experience everyday.
And each area has a different problem. Extortion and cultism in Michoacan has its own unique problems. TJ although similar to Juarez has its unique problems too. The Zetas in the Rio Grand Valley, central and the east coast of Mexico cause more unique problems. You are right, it will take clear, focused uncorruptable minds to combat this.
I hope you are right. We all long for the Mexico we all loved.
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does anyone know pedro paredes o el johnson in ap
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rabbit i think you might
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TRC, the sheeple of this country, as I call them, are too caught up in their McDonalds, X Box, and if starbucks is open. The mexican people are in really desperate times. Change needs to come to play. The money that fuels a multi billion dolar industry comes from this nation of consumers. Most people like being oblivious. What relief does the Mexican people got coming? It don’t look good, Bro. Someone needs to sprout the nut sack to push some thing other than locking more people up than any where else on earth. The money could be spent on helping people on the other side of the border. Give them hope. Good schools, medical care. And for god ssake some decent damn water to drink. Ya you feel me? If a major earth Quake hit Mex. City, would the U.S. military be welcome? Not by the Mexican government. To make change, corruption needs to be cut by 80%. As proud as the Mexican people are, the quick fix is 10 to 20 years off in the making. Ugly as hell.
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hey rabbit did you hear de el desmadre que paso esta semana en ap
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Have to throw a comment in. Gallo I am with you on your assesment of what needs to be done in Mexico. We cannot compare what is happening there to other places, easily. I believe the intial idea was to let the cartels knock each other off. I even wondered ( though its quite unlikely) if some frustrated person shot those kids to GET ATTENTION that people will respond too. Over 400 women killed, all that have been killed (the number I wont quote, we all know the majority of the dead will never be found), everyone seems to just say ‘ business as usual’ but when children are killed that we believe are ‘worthy’ we take notice.
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Jay, I stay out of AP these days. I try to stay in the loop, but I take care of my own farm these days. I breed dogs, Rabbits and even have horses and chickens. Spill the good info from over there for the rest of us, if you got it.
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Rabbit, that is such a sad truth. Times are so bad even here in the US and the media keeps the general population so numb, there is to much despair and hopelessness everywhere. The general population can only think of helping themselves, right? The youngsters live life for instant gratification (X box, new tennis shoes, drugs etc.).
This is just a curious thought that has puzzled me for a long time. What could the US do with money saved if they had 4 branches of military yet only one administration rather than four. I am sure they could feed a lot of countries and improve schools there too. Not to mention what it would do for the national debt. I do feel the US views Mexico and most of South America as economic allies. For sure this is a good thing.
Esmerelda, there was a body found in a drum in Juarez yesterday. He had the tattoo of the Saint Muerto or whatever the saint is called therefore end of story, guilty, done. Nothing about who he was, why and how he died, just gang member, done. And I guess that is ok. There are much more important stories but was he just trying to survive? They have a hole waiting on him south of Juarez, with no name. We read so much of this, men or women getting killed, that we draw or conclusions and go on. It takes 16 innocent children getting killed to jump out at us. And that is truly sad!
I am still sticking to what several have suggested, it was the Mexican Army.
The sick thing about this is that deep down I hope that the Juarez Cartel regains control of the plaza so that Juarez can be restored to some sort of order. But wait, aren’t some of them the sick fooks that were killing the innocent young girls from at least 1993 to present. Things get so twisted don’t they?
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Que pues Michel.. a lot of stuff going on in TJ.. El Muletas now killing Teo’s people so he can take over, Teo’s brother el chikilin going at it against el muletas, muletas sister kidnapped, his uncle captured, the head of la PEP killed today..2 yrs ago he was captured by the military for kidnapping, then let go because the governor of bc ordered it..caused general aponte to be replaced…
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New Rules: you cant cuss someone out with words you can’t spell!
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Orale Esmerelda. Its what makes some of the shit funny to read. Besides, Miguel dice que tienen que portarse bien.
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US public critical concern of unconditional support of Israel policy. The impact of the Israel lobby upon the elected federal body and news organizations. When Israel actions are not in the US best interest. What are the costs, dynamics and consequences of this influence on domestic and external US strategy.
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I KNEW it!!! The Mexican drug cartel violence is because of the Jews!!! Throw the Jew down the well…. Everyone now, THROW THE JEW DOWN THE WELL
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Does Tjg stand for …..the jew guy?
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hey jay i know pedro paredes in ap very good hes my uncle why
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Someone must have thrown that jew prick down the well, he got awfully quiet.
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La Polaka was taken down by corrupt mexican goverment
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Who cares?
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Some of these cartels members must live in the city(Ciudad Juarez) maybe someone could post their address to put some heat on them for a change.
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