Mexican President Calls For Reinstatement Of Failed Gun Ban

Ron Smith · 05-23-2010, 10:54 AM

"He doesn't want secure borders! His country would collapse without the dollars being sent south...

FN"

And not to mention his bank account would collapse without the bribes and kickbacks from the drug cartels.

One of the Postmaster's I worked for was Wes Frederickson. Some of you might know of him from Ann Rule's "Small Sacrifices". The book about his daughter Diane Downes shooting her children. Wes was a great guy. Too bad his daughter was a Sociopathic Soup Sandwich.

BTW, if you've read the book? It's so inaccurate and in some cases, and completely false in others concerning Wes it would be funny, if not so sad. I know, I was there.

Wes told me that when he was acting Postmaster at San Bruno, CA. He, his wife and friends had a vacation planned in Mexico City. He got delayed by business, so she flew down ahead of him. She called him after arriving, and asked him to send her a leather jacket that she had forgotten. The jacket was one he had custom made for her as a gift.

When he got to Mexico City, she hadn't received the jacket. They went to the Mexico City post office to inquire about it. As they entered the building they passed a Mexican woman coming out wearing the jacket. Wes stopped her and asked where she had gotten it. She become incensed, and told him that it was a gift from her husband, the Mexico City Postmaster.

He said that they just let it go, all things considered. And he bought his wife a new jacket.

05-23-2010, 10:54 AM	#7
Ron Smith User Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Orygun Posts: 4,243 Thanks: 118 Thanked 245 Times in 150 Posts	"He doesn't want secure borders! His country would collapse without the dollars being sent south... FN" And not to mention his bank account would collapse without the bribes and kickbacks from the drug cartels. One of the Postmaster's I worked for was Wes Frederickson. Some of you might know of him from Ann Rule's "Small Sacrifices". The book about his daughter Diane Downes shooting her children. Wes was a great guy. Too bad his daughter was a Sociopathic Soup Sandwich. BTW, if you've read the book? It's so inaccurate and in some cases, and completely false in others concerning Wes it would be funny, if not so sad. I know, I was there. Wes told me that when he was acting Postmaster at San Bruno, CA. He, his wife and friends had a vacation planned in Mexico City. He got delayed by business, so she flew down ahead of him. She called him after arriving, and asked him to send her a leather jacket that she had forgotten. The jacket was one he had custom made for her as a gift. When he got to Mexico City, she hadn't received the jacket. They went to the Mexico City post office to inquire about it. As they entered the building they passed a Mexican woman coming out wearing the jacket. Wes stopped her and asked where she had gotten it. She become incensed, and told him that it was a gift from her husband, the Mexico City Postmaster. He said that they just let it go, all things considered. And he bought his wife a new jacket. __________________ I Still Need DWM side plate #49... if anyone runs across a nice one. What ~Rudyard Kipling~ said...