Posted on 04/24/2008 11:19:57 AM PDT by traumer
This isn’t even newsworthy. Only two gang members had head injuries.
I’ll consider it serious when deaths start occurring. Then I will urge the guards to do nothing except lock the doors tighter ... maybe throw a few weapons into the fray and see what happens.
Your tagline is priceless.
Ping!
I think an oil platform in the North Sea would be a great place to put the troublemakers.
Why is it necessary to stop the gangs fighting each other?
Can’t they be deported dead or alive?
Here are the Senators who voted against the Cornyn amendment , which would have established a permanent bar for gang members, terrorists, and other criminals looking to snag a shamnesty visa. Republicans underlined:
Shouldn't mexican gang members be more afraid of US guards than the other mexican gang?
So they kill each other --so what? I don't think we should spend one cent delving into the subtleties of Mexican gang culture than we already have; they are invaders from the outset.
I love many Mexicans, but I honestly think the next time US guards confront an in-prison Mexican gang fight, they should either crack open a cold one and leisurely watch, or have every confidence that they are legally entitled to open fire, and to keep firing until the annoyance has passed.
Yet another reason why we should build the fence and deport illegal aliens.
Felipe and his compadres are very, very busy these days.
Mexican official fired in White House BlackBerry caper
Latin America Roundup -- April 24,2008
SNIP
Rafael Quintero Curiel, a member of Calderon's press office, allegedly took six or seven BlackBerrys belonging to White House staff from a table outside a room in the hotel where Mexican officials were meeting with Bush...
The U.S. Secret Service is said to have caught Quintero Curiel pocketing the devices on a surveillance video.
[...] the Secret Service caught up with him at the airport, where he "said it was purely accidental, gave [the BlackBerrys] back, claimed diplomatic immunity and left New Orleans with the Mexican delegation."
SNIP
Maybe they thought it was a soccer game.
No doubt, the open borders policies of Jorge Bush have encouraged the attitude of entitlement behind this behavior.
Of the Republicans who voted against that bill, Larry Craig, Pete Domenici, and Chuck Hagel are retiring. Craig and Hagel will probably be replaced by Senators who will support this. George Voinovich and Mel Martinez may retire in 2010. If McCain is elected President, he’ll probably be succeeded by a more conservative Republican. Lindsay Graham might be defeated in the GOP primary.
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