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Border patrol agent held at gunpoint
Washington Times ^ | Wednesday, August 6, 2008 | Jerry Seper

Posted on 08/06/2008 7:59:44 AM PDT by homeguard

A U.S. Border Patrol agent was held at gunpoint Sunday night by members of the Mexican military who had crossed the border into Arizona, but the soldiers returned to Mexico without incident when backup agents responded to assist.

Agents assigned to the Border Patrol station at Ajo, Ariz., said the Mexican soldiers crossed the international border in an isolated area about 100 miles southwest of Tucson and pointed rifles at the agent, who was not identified.

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TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Front Page News; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: actofwar; aliens; borderagents; borderpatrol; bordersecurity; godschildren; illegalalien; illegalaliens; illegals; immigrantlist; immigration; leo; madmexicans; mccainlies; mccainlist; mccainpanders; mccainsucks; mccaintruthfile; mexicanmadness; mexicanmilitary; mexico; mexicosucks; military; wod
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To: 444Flyer

I agree - and with back pay and compensation.


61 posted on 08/06/2008 11:02:04 AM PDT by Dante3
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To: maine-iac7

Bush is not about to do anything when it involves the invasion of this country or protecting our borders.


62 posted on 08/06/2008 11:03:31 AM PDT by Dante3
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To: homeguard
According to the article:
Law enforcement operations have led, from time to time, to innocent incursions by both U.S. and Mexican law enforcement personnel and military units into the territory of both nations, and in particular along non-demarcated areas of our border," he said. It's long past to demarcate them -- with walls, fences, and razor wire.
63 posted on 08/06/2008 11:35:03 AM PDT by Dagny&Hank
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To: Secret Agent Man
We are such pu$$ies when it comes to Mexico and we just gotta get over it and actually use the federal government for one of the few things it should do constitutionally - DEFEND from ENEMIES foreign and domestic.

Ah. You miss the point. The domestic enemies are much more powerful than the foreign ones. They have created this situation and continue to foster it. Despite the overwhelming majority of Americans wanting a stop to illegals they keep coming.

Liberal judges, RINO senators, big corporations and their diversity rules, the elites have made their decision. A white America can not be, we must be deluted into a wonderful 'rainbow', 'mosaic' or 'tapestry'.

Meanwhile the invaders become ever more bold. The leading candidates from both parties go to meet with the shameless influence group for the invaders: La Raza (the race).

Given all this it would be silly to expect those in control to do anything with the Border Patrol except what they are doing: understaff them, make them sitting ducks, prosecute our own agents when they do their job (Ramos and Compean), avoid building the fence and anthing else they can come up with to thwart the mission.

Welcome to the Monkey House. Not very pretty, is it!

64 posted on 08/06/2008 11:38:56 AM PDT by Jack Black
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To: maine-iac7

O.K.

Let me clarify it.

You need a President in the White House who would go to war with a foreign power conspiring to violate our borders, insert parasitic members of its own nation into our economy to drain our wealth, steal our jobs, import drugs and contaminated food across our borders, conspire to replace our language with its own, plot to “liberate” our American Southwest, and afflict us with its murderers and rapists.

How’s that? Better?


65 posted on 08/06/2008 11:50:41 AM PDT by ZULU (Non nobis, non nobis Domine, sed nomini tuo da gloriam. God, guts and guns made America great.)
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To: homeguard
S3

Because it works.
66 posted on 08/06/2008 11:51:55 AM PDT by Fichori (Obama's "Change we can believe in" means changing everything you love about America. For the worse.)
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To: homeguard
Border patrol agent held at gunpoint
Sheesh, what a bunch of alarmist hyperbole. There's nothing to see, so move along now will ya.

The Mexican Army was just looking for a lost puppy.

67 posted on 08/06/2008 12:01:49 PM PDT by Condor51 (I have guns in my nightstand because a Cop won't fit)
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To: ZULU
O.K. Let me clarify it.

That's better. That's a lesson I had to, many times, teach writers. You learn fast.

68 posted on 08/06/2008 12:06:57 PM PDT by maine-iac7 (No trees were killed in sending this message but a large number of electrons were terribly agitated)
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To: Lord_Calvinus

Did Patton serve under Pershing in that campaign?


69 posted on 08/06/2008 12:14:15 PM PDT by 43north (The democrats are the party of evil.)
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To: pissant

So far NOTHING, nada from the MSM or our U.S. President. I have sent this FR link to the address below. Maybe if enough of us do the same he will (if allowed) cover this subject tonight. Hopefully with Duncan Hunter at his side.

http://www.glennbeck.com

GlennBeck@mail161.subscribermail.com


70 posted on 08/06/2008 12:30:41 PM PDT by panaxanax (Writing in Duncan Hunter/John Bolton in 2008!)
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To: E. Cartman

“Agreed. Hate to say it, but Mexico may be a bigger danger to our security and prosperity than Iraq ever was. “

No maybe about it Cartman. More US citizens have died at the hands of illegal aliens every year than have died in Iraq. Mexico has passed Iraq for dead journalists, IIRC and is second only to Iraq for beheadings. Mexico is probably ahead of Iraq for US citizen kidnappings. My local sheriff has found ‘retired’ Mexican military in the Siskiyou Mountains of California growing dope.


71 posted on 08/06/2008 12:33:03 PM PDT by AuntB ( "During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act." - George Orwell)
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To: ConservaTexan
WWP+PD?

(Patton on left, Pershing in lead)

72 posted on 08/06/2008 1:04:17 PM PDT by Brian S. Fitzgerald
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To: theDentist

“I don’t know, I have to check with the International Court of Justice first, but the United States probably owes Mexico an apology”


73 posted on 08/06/2008 1:06:44 PM PDT by WayneS (What the hell is wrong with these people?)
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To: 43north

Absolutely!

http://www.generalpatton.com/biography.html

Patton’s first real exposure to battle occurred when he served as a member of legendary General John J. Pershing’s staff during the expedition to Mexico. In 1915, Patton was sent to Fort Bliss along the Mexican border where he led routine cavalry patrols. A year later, he accompanied Pershing as an aide on his expedition against Francisco “Pancho” Villa into Mexico. Patton gained recognition from the press for his attacks on several of Villa’s men.


IIRC, what gained Patton his recognition was the fact that they had stopped at a villa looking for supplies and information on Pancho when they were ambushed. Patton did not carry the normal arms for an officer of that era. He had an affinity for the Colt Peacemaker, a single action only Colt .45 weapon IIRC, which he used, standing his ground like cowboy legends of the previous 40 years. They also couldn’t use the normal transport for much of the expedition, instead, using horses.


74 posted on 08/06/2008 1:07:05 PM PDT by Lord_Calvinus
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To: Enosh; steel_resolve
While not exactly operating under orders from Mexico City, the Mexican Army is most certainly acting under the direction and control of the Mexican military leadership—the leadership that is bought and paid for my the drug cartels.

These drug cartels have been using the Mexican Army as armed escort for many years now. They do this to protect the drug shipment.

In past, if the drug smuggler encountered the Border Patrol or other US law enforcement agencies, they would drop their load and run south. Now, however, with the Mexican military as escort, all they do is turn around and drive back to Mexico-—with their drug load. The Mexican military provides rear-guard action to protect the shipment.

What is different in this case, and not really reported, is the Mexican military tried to abduct the Border Patrol Agent, take him back into Mexico.

Why?

Here's my thought on that: Along that area of border are buried and hidden sensors that alert the Border Patrol to the presence of people or vehicles making their way illegally north. The Mexican military wanted to abduct this agent and take him south to extract the location of the sensors. Of course, we all know how they would extract that information and what they would do with the agent after they got that information.

75 posted on 08/06/2008 1:20:12 PM PDT by Hulka
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To: Jack Black

I notice you didn’t list our president on the “domestic enemies” list.

He has done virtually nothing to stop this and a lot to encourage it during his tenure.


76 posted on 08/06/2008 1:23:04 PM PDT by WayneS (Respect the 2nd Amendment; Repeal the 16th)
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To: ZULU

You better be careful saying anyhting bad about Mr. Bush.

I got suspended for 24 hours yesterday for bad-mouthing him on the Texas execution issue.

Big Brother is watching and his lamprey-like mouth appears to be firmly attached to the buttocks of our preident.


77 posted on 08/06/2008 1:28:20 PM PDT by WayneS (Respect the 2nd Amendment; Repeal the 16th)
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To: panaxanax

“Hopefully with Duncan Hunter at his side”

Duncan Hunter, a Great American, American hero, and solid conservative Republican who should be running for President instead of John McCain, has NOTHING in common with the present occupant of the White House.

While Hunter supports a strong hand in protecting the integrity of our border wiht Mexico, the present occupant of the White House will spare NOTHING to make the Mexican government happy and thier insidious fifth columnists here happy.


78 posted on 08/06/2008 1:49:36 PM PDT by ZULU (Non nobis, non nobis Domine, sed nomini tuo da gloriam. God, guts and guns made America great.)
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To: WayneS

How about this apology:

“Dear Senior Caulderone,

It causes me much grief to inform you that one of your murdering, raping invaders has been executed in Texas.
I hope that we suffer similar grief and send similar apologies to you every time anyone with identical credentials from your rotten flea-bitten third world rathole is apprehended in America raping and murdering our children.

Hasta La Vista”


79 posted on 08/06/2008 1:55:11 PM PDT by ZULU (Non nobis, non nobis Domine, sed nomini tuo da gloriam. God, guts and guns made America great.)
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To: homeguard

You try holding a federal agent at gunpoint, you’ll be in jail in a heartbeat.

But if it’s Bush’s Mexican friends, it’s all just a little mistake.


80 posted on 08/06/2008 2:32:36 PM PDT by RJL
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