Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Here is a good topic to start with...Border Security, or the lack thereof



Uptick in Violence Forces Closing of Parkland Along Mexico Border to Americans

Published June 16, 2010| FOXNews.com

About 3,500 acres of southern Arizona have been closed off to U.S. citizens due to increased violence at the U.S.-Mexico border, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

The closed off area includes part of the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge that stretches along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu told Fox News that violence against law enforcement officers and U.S. citizens has increased in the past four months, forcing officers on an 80 mile stretch of Arizona land north of the Mexico border off-limits to Americans.

The refuge had been adversely affected by the increase in drug smugglers, illegal activity and surveillance, which made it dangerous for Americans to visit.

"The situation in this zone has reached a point where continued public use of the area is not prudent," said refuge manager Mitch Ellis.

“It’s literally out of control,” said Babeu. “We stood with Senator McCain and literally demanded support for 3,000 soldiers to be deployed to Arizona to get this under control and finally secure our border with Mexico. “

U.S. Fish and Wildlife officials have warned visitors in Arizona to beware of heavily armed drug smugglers and human traffickers.

“We need support from the federal government. It’s their job to secure the border and they haven’t done it,” said Babeu. “In fact, President Obama suspended the construction of the fence and it’s just simply outrageous.”

Signs have been posted warning Americans not to cross into the closed off territory south of Interstate 8. Babeu said the signs are not enough – he said Arizona needs more resources to help scale back the violence caused by the drug cartels.

“We need action. It’s shameful that we, as the most powerful nation on Earth, … can’t even secure our own border and protect our own families.”



Seriously? We, the United States of America, the mightiest superpower on the planet has surrendered a small part of our country to a rag-tag bunch of drug runners and human traffickers? Really?

Hello....you can't win the fight if you walk away. Strength through superior firepower people. There is no more superior firepower than the people of the USA. If the Fed wants to tuck their tail under their skirt and run away like a band of knights in a Monty Python movie, then so be it. How about We the People taking it back!

Will you let them take up residence in your back yard? You keep paying the taxes, you keep paying the maintenance, but if you and your kid go out there to play catch, they will kill you and sell your child into slavery. Is that OK with you? It's OK with the Department of Homeland Security. They are perfectly fine with it. As a matter of fact, you probably deserve it. You make too much money anyway! Shame on you, be grateful for a quick death.

2 comments:

  1. It is shameful how OUR own government spends soo much money on policing it's own citizens and soo much money bailing out other people in other countries, and yet, as you say it cannot even secure our borders. Shame, shame on the people for letting those criminals run us and our country. So what is the solution? Do we wait for an "official" action? Or perhaps in a far-fetched way do we take up arms and line up shoulder to shoulder all the way across Arizona? then what? Texas, New Mexico and Southern California too? This is not going to be an easy solution, it will get bloody.

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  2. Very good point Cody! I'm curious, what do you think the Fed would do, if armed citizens actually did, line up, even just within sight, and start patrolling that refuge?

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