A photo that shows the stark contrast between the poor sons o' bitches crawling over each other to get to the US and the breezy life of the Southern California surfer, hooded and ready to shred despite the haunting scenes. | Photo: OneSceneTV

Haunting scenes at iconic Californian surf spot Blacks as multiple bodies found following boat collision that killed at least eight, “Men and women washed up on shore for several hours”

"This is one of the worst maritime smuggling tragedies in California."

The dangers of human trafficking came into relief for San Diego surfers this morning when multiple bodies were found washed ashore at Blacks following a mid-sea collision between two boats carrying at least eighteen migrants.

The San Diego Herald-Tribune reported,

Officials were alerted to the incident when a Spanish-speaking woman called 911 around 11:30 p.m. asking for help. She said two boats were near Black’s Beach, one with eight people on board and a second with somewhere between eight and 15 people.

Seven Migrants Still Missing After Mid-Sea Boat Collision.

She told dispatchers the one she was on had made it to shore while the other had capsized and people were in the water.

“This is one of the worst maritime smuggling tragedies that I can think of in California, and certainly here in the city,” San Diego Fire-Rescue Department Lifeguard Chief James Gartland said.

In a statement the Consulate General of Mexico said,

“(We)  lament the maritime tragedy that occurred this morning near La Jolla. We are working to identify people of Mexican origin and assist their families.”

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Mike
Mike
3 years ago
Mike
Mike
3 years ago

They tell us it’s because of climate change 😆

german_surfer_007
german_surfer_007
3 years ago

Yes, but overall it is a myth that latinos come to the USA because they like it there.

german_surfer_007
german_surfer_007
3 years ago

Most dream of living back in Mexico with their families, with a nice house, a truck. While many Mexicans do like the USA, most who cross illegally are only there for economic reasons.

Hippy
Hippy
3 years ago

Bingo, often they are refugee’s.

And who takes money back and sets up the family? That’s a long standing myth. Especially with the cost of living rising. Pfffttt…..

german_surfer_007
german_surfer_007
3 years ago
Reply to  Hippy

The cost of living is also rising in Mexico. Just spend some time in Mexico you will meet many who have come back in a better financial situation to set up family. I’ve met so many here.

german_surfer_007
german_surfer_007
3 years ago

They wouldn’t come if there wasn’t money to be made. The reality is they are leaving family behind, working their asses off then returning with enough cash to set the family up. Just so happens the plot of land to the north has a stronger currency.

Craven Morehead
Craven Morehead
3 years ago

We would probably be better off! And I hate Trump

Craven Morehead
Craven Morehead
3 years ago

Meanwhile, Americans moving to Mexico in droves

Gadoot
Gadoot
3 years ago

Not sure Coup is the right word.

J H
J H
3 years ago

Yeah…that’s a terrible comparison.

We’re talking about a literal war here, not crony capitalism.

Gadoot
Gadoot
3 years ago
Reply to  J H

United fruits history in Central America might change your perspective on that.

J H
J H
3 years ago
Reply to  Gadoot

Yes, yes, yes, colonialism bad.

But, again…it doesn’t happen without goverment corruption

J H
J H
3 years ago
Reply to  Gadoot

Also…that was almost 100 years ago.

Gadoot
Gadoot
3 years ago
Reply to  J H

Yeah and the CIA backed coup in Peru that just happened. Totally cool right?

J H
J H
3 years ago
Reply to  Gadoot

True story…I once met Alberto Fujimora.

I didn’t realize that a diminutive Japanese man could run a South American country.

There was also an incident with his bodyguards and loaded weapons on the airplane.

I miss that job.

Mike
Mike
3 years ago
Reply to  Gadoot

Come on really, give me a break. Howard Zinn talking point.

Gadoot
Gadoot
3 years ago
Reply to  Mike

Its the truth regardless of who you approve or disapprove of using it.

Mike
Mike
3 years ago
Reply to  Gadoot

😄

Picard Madeoff
Picard Madeoff
3 years ago

As we use the products cartels, whether of US or Mexican origin, produce, smuggle or transport I firmly understand no one is clean. Pick your poison and live with it…or fight like hell to change it

tim_nelsen
tim_nelsen
3 years ago
Reply to  Picard Madeoff

“I will fight no more forever…” Chief Joseph, Nez Perce

Picard Madeoff
Picard Madeoff
3 years ago
Reply to  tim_nelsen

“I’m as good once, as I ever was”

-Toby Keith

Stick man
Stick man
3 years ago

and walk past Salina Cruz, Huatulco, Barra, Puerto, Pasquales…..I know, right!?! Fuckin Head scratching shit how different their lives could be and how they would NEVER dream of leaving had they ever picked up a board.

J H
J H
3 years ago

Obviously it doesn’t suck enough for them to risk their lives fighting against their corrupt governments.

Urchin Sepsis
Urchin Sepsis
3 years ago
Reply to  J H

34 thousand dead Mexicans last year would disagree.

J H
J H
3 years ago
Reply to  Urchin Sepsis

From government corruption because the government is owned by the cartels?

Who should address that?

RS
RS
3 years ago
Reply to  J H

Imagine the hundreds of billions of dollars the cartels would not have earned if the “eternal consumption engine” (Les Claypool) had legalized drugs in the 90s. It was clear 30+ years ago that the drug war failed and only legalizing would prevent enriching criminal organizations here and everywhere else.

J H
J H
3 years ago
Reply to  RS

I’ve said multiple times…if you want to legalize everything then I need a full concealed carry permit to fend off the zombie hordes (until they kill themselves, of course).

Drugs may be legal but they certainly won’t be free and a massive increase in desperate junkies puts the rest of society at risk.

J H
J H
3 years ago

These people would likely still be alive.

notsurfingtoday
notsurfingtoday
3 years ago

BG’s ad-bots cannot be serious https://uploads.disquscdn.c…

East of the 5
East of the 5
3 years ago

I had the same thought. Boat sharing could actually be better than owning. I’ll call my FP and run it by him.

tim_nelsen
tim_nelsen
3 years ago

pt mugu air show this w/e, DR?

J H
J H
3 years ago
Reply to  tim_nelsen

Blue Angels just finished up the winter at El Centro, right?

tim_nelsen
tim_nelsen
3 years ago
Reply to  J H

ventura county announced it’s the biggest yearly event gathering…not the fair? visited and filmed (Canon T-3) the airshow several years ago…I’m go look for em…

Mike
Mike
3 years ago

Sad for the loss of life, trying to get a better life. But diving into Baja to get surf is taking your life in your hands. I would have bet the better gamble was a Panga ride north than a drive deep south.

Stick man
Stick man
3 years ago
Reply to  Mike

it’s def some wild country down there fo realz.

Hippy
Hippy
3 years ago

What a windfall for La Jolla… immigrants landing ready to work now!

Integrate to the landscaping/housekeeping now!

Every restaurant needs employees. How lucky is it that Money has cheap labor? Again?

Let them figure out where to live. Then complain about their lifestyles.

Hippy
Hippy
3 years ago
Reply to  Hippy

And don’t forget to hate all the resources those employees use for basic services.

Damn liberals.

If only Trump was granted a kingdom.

Heady thoughts.

Mike
Mike
3 years ago
Reply to  Hippy

Just 4 years 😀

J H
J H
3 years ago
Reply to  Hippy

How much more proof do you need that open borders are an absolute failure?

Hippy
Hippy
3 years ago
Reply to  J H

If the border was so open, why would they take the risk at sea at night?

J H
J H
3 years ago
Reply to  Hippy

You’d have to ask them.

But they know they are granted instant asylum so for them it’s clearly worth the risk.

If they knew they’d be deported right back it would be a deterrent.

Mike
Mike
3 years ago
Reply to  Hippy

Drugs and money

RS
RS
3 years ago
Reply to  J H

Born and raised in SD and illegal immigration has been a topic my entire life and has occurred regardless of which side of the same coin is in office. I am sure I will hear immigration b.s. on my deathbed. IMO, SD the best city in America hands down and has not changed much in 50 years other than growth, so all the vehement anti-immigration people are either racist or watch right-wing news and think the problem is exponentially worse than it is. Immigration deserves rational conversation, but the U.S. has far bigger problems due to the sociopaths we elect on both sides of the coin.

J H
J H
3 years ago
Reply to  RS

I live on Long Island and illegal immigration is a huge problem.

From the violence of MS-13 to the burden on taxpayers to fund social services for people working off the books (or using illegally obtained SSN’s) it’s been an overall negative.

And now you have almost 50K illegal immigrants in NYC that NY State residents are supporting.

Yeah…it’s always been bad but the idiots in charge now have increased the problem exponentially.

Mike
Mike
3 years ago
Reply to  J H

Us California’s have been suffering this my whole lifetime. I remember stickers in the back of cars with Calvin(Calvin and Hobbs) pissing on “La Migra” everyday. Blatant disrespect 30 years ago

Mike
Mike
3 years ago
Reply to  RS

Other countries handle there shit. Even Mexico does. Stop buying into the narrative. You couldn’t even imagine the difference socal life was before this got out of hand.

RS
RS
3 years ago
Reply to  Mike

I can imagine exactly what life was like in SD in 1994 (when you say it got bad below) bc I was 25. If anything, numerous communities–Oside, Carlsbad, OB–are far better now than pre-1994.

Mike
Mike
3 years ago
Reply to  RS

Pre 1994. BEFORE it got out of hand. The 80’s were lovely. And SoCal doesn’t mean SD. But loved SD when I surf tripped there on my way to Baja throughout the 90’s

Mike
Mike
3 years ago

Build the wall and patrol the waters. Just need to look at the radar kooks🤷‍♂️. Devert some funds from accommodating illegals to enforcement. Wonder how much coke and fentanyl made it to shore? Maybe your little sister will overdose from this shipment.

Hippy
Hippy
3 years ago
Reply to  Mike

Sorry bout your sister and the overdose.

Wow. That’s so heavy.

Mike
Mike
3 years ago
Reply to  Hippy

My sisters are safe at the moment.

Hippy
Hippy
3 years ago
Reply to  Mike

Thank god almighty and all the angels in heaven.

Amen.

Urchin Sepsis
Urchin Sepsis
3 years ago
Reply to  Hippy

Thawths end preyers!

Won upvote=10 preyers.

J H
J H
3 years ago
Reply to  Mike

Not sure if you’ve read about what’s going on NYC but it’s drowning in its status as a sanctuary city.


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