Mexico: Not as bad as some people make it out to be.

[Captain Nigtardo]

Working in the Gulf in the oilfield with a 28 on/14 off schedule, four weeks at sea can sometimes
get a little hectic, but it has one big benefit. I have two weeks off, which gives me the time to
go pretty much wherever I want to go on this flying mudball in space (Europe is next), so I took a trip
down south of the border to see some neat places I've read about, and always wanted to go to.

So I went to a couple of neat colonial towns in central Mexico.

BUT ISN'T THERE A DAMN DRUG WAR GOING ON DOWN THERE?

Of course there is, over 3,000 people were gunned down in Mexico last year, but many of them were in gangs, and
that is a fact that is often exploited the media. Many times that number are killed by pavement apes in the US.
A fact that is often hidden by our niggerworshiping media outlets.

The bottom line is that there is trouble in Mexico, but if you're not looking for it, you have nothing to worry about.
I've been down there a few times, and I actually feel safer down there than travelling the US of Apes.


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San Miguel de Allende is a charmer of a place, founded in the 1550's it has one of the most charming
settings I've seen in Mexico. Most of the streets are cobblestone, and the historic buildings are preserved.
The locals are very friendly, and they're is a large population of Americans and Europeans, I even met a couple of
Russians down there. The cab driver jokingly called it "San Miguel de los Gringos".


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Typical street.


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Charco del Igenio on the outskirts, if you like the outdoors its an awesome place full of cactus and a canyon trail.


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Cathedral


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[Captain Nigtardo]

Guanajuato is about a two hour bus ride from San Miguel,
it's an old silver mining city that got rich off the stuff. It's really popular with
the rich Mexican tourists. It's very hilly, and much more livelier than San Miguel.

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Guanajuato solved their traffic problems by building miles and miles
of tunnels under the city. I wish I would have taken more pictures, it was an awesome sight.
Now what nigger "city" could ever do a thing like that?


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Streets are curvy unlike most towns in Mexico.


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All the buildings are painted in bright colors.


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I got away from the main part of the town and got "lost" a little bit,
it's like a maze of alleyways in the hills, but if you get "mazed" all you have to do is walk down hill, everything is down.


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I took the cable car and at the end was a spectacular panoramic view of the place,
I had a hard time wanting to come down.


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Now who in the hell is this damn gringo that got in my photo?