Posted on 04/11/2005 3:43:49 PM PDT by BurbankKarl
John and Ken show will interview Congressman Tom Tancredo and discuss Mexican Army's involvement in transporting the illegal immigrants from Minuteman Project protected areas to unguarded areas for them to cross.
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Their LiquidCompass stream is crap; it doesn't work much of the time.
I listen almost everyday with no problem.
Stream or radio?
Stream.
Talking about CA Dems offering to reduce gas tax by 11 cents per gallon in exchange for an increase in the sales tax on everything else.
I doubt it.
If you aren't part of the solution, you are part of the problem.
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Border Partrol agents were telling Tancredo's people that the Mexican military/federales were taking illegals to an area outside of the 23-mile portion that the MM are monitoring, and dropping them off so they can cross the border at a safer/unwatched location.
It's amazing how fast people resort to democrat style tactics when they find themselves in about a 10% minority.
I just got home from running errands. On the way home, I stopped at a Target, where I tried to buy some children's cold medicine. The girl refused to sell me three bottles. I could buy two, but not three.
So, southern CA might have a porous border and x% of the population living here illegally, but, rest easy Angelenos! You are safe from lainie using $7 bottles of sugar syrup Triaminic to cook up meth in her basement. For today anyway.
Yay, war on drugs!
| Minuteman Patrols Underway KPHO Phoenix, AZ - (CBS 5 News) - It's day two of the Minuteman project on the Arizona-Mexico border. Armed civilians are patrolling a 23-mile stretch ... Illegals crossing through Arizona military sites |
| Feds Making ‘Full-Court Press’ On Arizona Border Arizona Capitol Times, AZ - ... operations in southeastern Arizona. Mr. Bonner said the border initiative’s second phase has been in planning since last fall. The Minuteman Project plans to ... Border Patrol For Dummies Apprehension In Area Patrolled By Minuteman Volunteers One Man's Convictions Launched a Border Crusade |
| GOP Lawmakers Visit Tombstone To Support Minuteman Volunteers Arizona Capitol Times, AZ - ... feared the possibility of violence, but after seeing the Minuteman Project in ... it has drawn international attention to the border problems plaguing Arizona. ... Mimic-Man Knock Offs Arizona Guard militia plans more aggressive border action Border Militia: We'll Shut the Border with Machine Guns |
 KHOU (subscription) |
Immigration reform opponents lobby for change KHOU (subscription), TX - More than 80 illegal immigrants were found in Houston on Friday and along the Arizona border, residents ... Especially troublesome to them is the Minuteman Project ... |
| Grey Deacon reports from citizen border project in Arizona WorldNetDaily, OR - Grey Deacon, a facilitator of the Minutemen project in Arizona, will be a ... As WorldNetDaily reported, in its second day of operations, the Minuteman claimed to ... |
 Washington Times |
The weakest spot Washington Times, DC - ... about our porous borders gathered along the Arizona-Mexico border to help the understaffed Border Patrol locate illegal aliens. The Minuteman Project says 118 ... A West Too Wild |
 Deseret News |
'Minute-Men' On Arizona Border ChronWatch, CA - At this moment about five hundred volunteers for the Minuteman Project are in southern Arizona on a self-assigned, self-righteous, and utterly overwrought ... Close encounters on the Arizona border Mexican patrol helps out 'migrantes' |
| Border 'showdown' is necessary OCRegister (subscription), CA - ... And though some of the volunteers participating in the Minuteman Project are indeed ... Until that happens, the showdown currently under way in Arizona is better ... Letters - The Minuteman project |
I was wondering why you were way up in the desert....cooking up the meth eh?
They have all started that.....people buying 10 packs of antihistamines and cooking them up...using other peoples credit cards to make the purchases too!
Why let the facts get in the way of an argument? har
"Badges? We ain't got no badges. We don't need no badges. I don't have to show you any stinking badges!"
Carlos A. Zozaya Moreno, left, Hector Cordova and Henry Henrez from Grupo Beta prepare to search for people hiding in the desert region of Sonora, Mexico. The group provides migrants with food and water.
Are you pro-Tancredo or anti-Tancredo?
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