Re: Good news for US -- Secure Fence Act of 2006

["Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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> > > By US I mean those in the security industry and the United States. I'm
> > > more than happy to install cameras along the fence.  It's about time
> > > we do something to secure our border.  That jackass Bush better sign
> > > it.  Maybe it would have stoped degenerates like Juan Leonardo
> > > Quintero from coming in.  Five fucking years after the attack on our
> > > country and we're just now doing something about physical security,
> > > what a pity.
> >
> > You obviously haven't tried to board a plane with an "economy size"
> > bottle of shampoo.  :-)
>
> The whole thing is just another pork barrel act to benefit favorite
> contractors -- specifically those who contributed heavily to the Bush
> campaigns.  Don't expect they'll toss anything your way.  It'll
> probably go to Diebold in a no-bid contract, just like the security and
> access control systems they installed in all the palaces-turned-prisons
> in Iraq.
>
> The project is a waste anyway.  They'll just tunnel under it or ram
> through it like they do all the time in places where there already is a
> fence.  Besides, more terrorists have been caught coming in from Canada
> than Mexico.  It seems they prefer riding across the northern border in
> a rented car to walking through the desert.
>
> The real reason that Bush is willing to put up this fence is to appease
> his xenophobic, right-wing, Republican base who hate Mexicans and most
> other immigrants (never mind the fact that virtually all of them are
> descendants of immigants).
>
> There's not a shred of evidence that Mexicans have been involved in any
> terrorist acts against the US.  They just come here looking for work
> and what they get is mostly jobs that Americans don't want.
>
> While Bush and his cronies divvy up a few hundred million dollars among
> their pals to build a fence to keep Mexicans out, they completely
> ignore the area where Bin Laden is hiding -- assuming he's not dead.
> They're passing laws to make it legal for the CIA and the military to
> torture prisoners, then convict and sentence them based on
> "confessions" elicited by force.  If you're dumb enough to think
> they'll stop at using these tactics against foreign nationals, you're
> in for a nasty surprise.  The day they think you're an inconvenience
> they'll come knocking at your door.

Man that chemo really makes you think strange things