[SwinneySwitch]

"This issue has the ability to really motivate people," "We need to get energized and raise one big fight."

[SwinneySwitch]

Ping!

If you want on, or off this S. Texas/Mexico ping list, please FReepMail me.

[johna61]

Both the RINOs(Mccaniacs and Huckaphony) and the DemonRats(Osamabama and Hitlery) are big on the antifence movement.

[Cobra64]

[zerosix]

Flush the “immigrant (illegal, that is) advocacy” groups!!!

[TLI]

Organized and hosted by the Southwest Workers Union, a labor and civil rights group based near Sunset Station, the strategy conference drew about 50 activists paying their own way from across Texas and as far as Chicago, Atlanta, Washington state and Puerto Rico.

If a fence system will not work what are they so scared of?

crickets......................

[Tut]

"This issue has the ability to really motivate people,"

It's not the people on this side of the border that needs motivated. It is the Mexican government that needs to be motivated to fix their country so their people doesn't feel they need to leave the land of their birth, their home to make a life for themselves.

But the Mexican government seems to enjoy and find it a lot easier to export their poverty to other countries such as as ours than to clean up that filth across the border.

The illegal immanent is also a great source of revenue for the people of Mexico with all the American greenbacks sent home each in every month.

That is why nothing can be done outside of the walls we put up and those who ignore the real problem do so because of what they see as possible votes sometime in the future. In reality, they rely on a people's struggle for their (the Democrats) own political interests rather than any kind of willingness to solve problems.

[davidlachnicht]

[okie01]

Organized and hosted by the Southwest Workers Union, a labor and civil rights group based near Sunset Station...

And who is bankrolling the "Southwest Workers Union" and what is their particular interest regarding the border and a fence?

Could be illuminating.

[org.whodat]

Organized and hosted by the Southwest Workers Union, a labor and civil rights group based near Sunset Station, the strategy conference drew about 50 activists paying their own way from across Texas and as far as Chicago, Atlanta, Washington state and Puerto Rico.

Fifty, that is 50 correct. LOLROF. How many million are against open borders. Something is just a little out of whack here.

[okie01]

If you go to the Southwest Workers Union webpage and click thru to their Staff page...

http://www.swunion.org/staff.html

You'll find that every one of their officers has an e-mail address at igc.org

http://igc.org/

And igc is "International Global Communications", headquartered in San Francisco. It's a non-profit front for a collection of anti-war peaceniks, radical feminists, enviro-whackos and other anti-capitalists.

I'm beginning to think that if all the non-profit organizations in the country who were politically active lost their non-profit status, the left would be cast into vagabondage -- without any visible means of support.

[wolfcreek]

Works BOTH way doesn’t it?