Turns out that the Mexican government's cover-up of the murder of Indymedia journalist Brad Will erupted today. So CIA-Disney created a sugary movie decoy to come out a couple of weeks before to let it sink into our minds and they included three other Mexican-themed info-liabilities:
-the '68 Olympics massacre
-the iconic photo of Black Power salutes at those Olympics
-the CIA's framing-up of Lee Harvey Oswald.
...details on Brad Will's death added on page 2 of this thread...
Now, my original post figuring out just what CIA-Disney was up to with their Mexican-themed psyops movie...

I noted that the year of the movie 'Borat' was also a big year for the US-UK alliance with the dictator of Kazakhstan including a pending trial of the CIA-oil executive who passed on the US government's $86 million bribe to him.

And the year of 'Nacho Libre' was a big year for stolen elections in the ongoing dirty war in Mexico and the persecution of dissent leader 'Nacho' del Valle.
http://www.narconews.com/Issue41/article1889.html
http://native-resistance.blogspot.com/2006/05/dirty-war-returns-to-mexicomay-18-2006.html



October 2 is the anniversary of the still unresolved 1968 Plaza de las Tres Culturas massacre of scores or hundreds of student protestors in Mexico.

And a key date in the patsying up of Lee Harvey Oswald in Mexico, too.

Thanks to the HSCA investigators efforts we finally learned, fifteen years after the assassination, the "mystery man" photographs were not taken on October 1, as identified by Goodpasture, they were taken on October 2.
http://home.wi.rr.com/harveyandlee/MexCity.htm
At 7:16 pm Anderson telephoned FBI official Wallace R. Heitman and advised the CIA photographs were "deep snow stuff" and requested they not be made available outside of the Bureau.[127] ASAC Kyle Clark then notified the SAC in Dallas, "CIA photographed Oswald coming out of the Russian Embassy, Mexico City, 10/2/63."
NOTE: The dates of October 1 and October 2 are significant. Oswald was allegedly in Mexico City on October 1, but departed Mexico City at 8:30 am on October 2. Following the assassination CIA officer Ann Goodpasture claimed for many years the "mystery man" photographs were taken on October 1, before Oswald departed Mexico City. Her lie was exposed in 1978 when confronted by the HSCA.
Several of the "mystery man" photographs were turned over to FBI SA Eldon Rudd who then advised the SAC in Dallas, "Attached are a series of photographs taken on 10/1/63 and 10/4/63....." Rudd took some of the photos and soon boarded a Naval AttachŽ plane in Mexico City for Dallas.
NOTE: The FBI knew on November 22, 1963 the photos were not Oswald. According to SA Rudd, some of the photos were taken on October 4; two days after Oswald departed Mexico City.
SO, of course, CIA-Disney gives us a cute animal animation movie taking place in Mexico, 'Beverly Hills Chihuahua' which opened October 3, 2008.
(Originally advertised to open one week earlier on September 26.)
Would you believe that the keyword "Chihuaahuenses" is part of the saga of how some CIA agents created a false trail bus trip to the Soviet embassy in Mexico City to frame up Oswald for the murder of President Kennedy? True.
So CIA-Disney is killing two birds with one decoy movie, the anniversary of the 1968 massacre and the anniversary of framing up Oswald complete with a keyword hijacking.

http://home.wi.rr.com/harveyandlee/MexCity.htm
Following is the full text, with footnotes, of the Mexico City chapter from John Armstrong’s Harvey and Lee: How the CIA framed Oswald (ISBN 0-9745097-0-1, Quasar Press, Arlington, Texas, 1022 pages). This chapter appears on pages 614-706 of the bound book. It is copyright Ó 2003 by John Armstrong and is posted here with the expressed permission of the author.
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Oswald departs Mexico via Transportes del Norte bus lines
On March 30, 1964 confidential informant "T-13" interviewed Ricardo Medina Beltran, the manager of the Mexico City terminal of the Transportes del Norte bus line. Medina said that his company had two direct trips daily to Nuevo Laredo. One bus departed at 8:30 am, arrived at "Kilometer 26" about 1:00 am, and arrived in Nuevo Laredo at 2:00 am. Medina said that the lists of bus passengers were maintained only for a short period of time following their use. However, Medina allegedly said that he "set aside the lists for early October, 1963, in the event their (sic) should be any further need for them."[196] How convenient !!
Within a short time Medina allegedly located the passenger reservation list for bus No. 332, which departed Mexico City at 8:30 am, October 2, for Monterrey. The list contained the names of passengers, seat assignments, destination, and ticket numbers. The list was complete except for the names of the passengers assigned to seat numbers 12 and 15. Seat number 15 was assigned to "A. Viajos," with ticket No. 13619, and seat number 12 was assigned to "Chihuaahuenses," with ticket No. 13688.[197]
The same day, without any further investigation, confidential informant "T-13" determined through "confidential witnesses" and "unidentified sources" that Oswald departed Mexico City on October 2 at 8:30 am aboard Transportes del Norte bus No. 332. Oswald then changed to a Greyhound bus in Laredo, Texas and arrived in Dallas at 2:20 pm. How "T-13" arrived at this conclusion remains unknown.
NOTE: "T-13" allegedly told the FBI that Oswald departed Mexico City on Oct. 2 at 8:30 pm aboard the Transportes del Norte bus. But according to informant "T-11," confidential informant "T-13" was not the individual who located this information. "T-11" located this information on April 2, 1964.
On March 31, 1964 confidential informant "T-13" contacted Miss Rosa Maria Oroeco at the Auto Viajes Internacionales travel agency. Miss Maria allegedly advised "T-13" that her agency ("A. Viajes") reserved seat number 15 on Transportes del Norte bus No. 332 for Anastacio Ruiz Meza, and sold him ticket #13619.
On April 1, 1964 confidential informant "T-11" contacted the manager of the Chihuaahuenses travel agency, Miss Teresa Schaeffer Bequerisse. "T-11" asked Miss Schaeffer if her agency ("Chihuaahuenses") sold ticket No. 13688. Miss Schaeffer located a "reservation and purchase order #13688 (not a bus ticket)," but found that it was "in blank, never having been utilized."[198] She then insisted that her travel agency had not handled the reservation noted on the Transportes del Norte passenger list for October 2, 1963.
"T-11" then asked if he could review all reservations and purchase orders for October 1963. Within a few minutes "T-11" located a carbon copy of purchase order No. 14618 (actually a Reservation Request), issued on September 30, 1963 in the name of "H.O. Lee" for seat number 12 on Transportes del Norte bus No. 332 which departed Mexico City for Laredo, Texas at 8:30 am.[199]
The Reservation Request/Purchase order No. 14618, in the amount of $7.50 (93.75 pesos), was allegedly given to Transportes del Norte ticket agent Angel Cubriel in exchange for bus ticket No. 13688 from Mexico City to Laredo, Texas via Monterrey.
An employee who worked in the front office of the travel agency, Margarita Labastiba, said she remembered the American who purchased the ticket. She described the man as tall and with a great deal of hair.
NOTE: The American who purchased this ticket was neither the short man with "thin, blond hair" who visited the Cuban Consulate and could not possibly have been Harvey Oswald who was 5'9" and had thinning, brown hair.