Mexican Cartel Beheaded 29--Including Women and Children--In Saturday Night Massacre

Police agents look at a message written in blood at the site of a massacre at a local ranch in the hamlet Caserio La Bomba, in La Libertad, northern Guatemala, Sunday May 15, 2011. Assailants killed at least 29 people, decapitating most of the victims on the ranch near the Mexico border, according to National Civil Police spokesman Donald Gonzalez. Among the 29 dead were two children and two women. (AP Photo/Nuestro Diario)
Last December, President Alvaro Colom launched a two-month-long military state of siege in neighboring Alta Verapaz province in an attempt to reclaim cities taken over by the Zetas. The gang was founded by ex-soldiers who worked as hit men for Mexico's Gulf drug cartel before breaking off on their own and becoming one of Mexico's most violent organized crime groups.

The Zetas are blamed for two recent mass killings in Mexico: 183 bodies found in mass graves last month and a massacre of 72 migrants last August, both in the state of Tamaulipas bordering Texas.

Eerily similar to Islamic terrorists practices.  Who is training who?
Our borders must be protected now to prevent any more of these happening in the United States.