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Now that Jim Chase's Minutemen have stood down near Campo, California, "protesters," a motely crew of Socialist Workers Party (communists, anyone?), anarchists, Mexican-American militants, and the rest of the open borders crowd have moved their attention to Andy Ramirez' Friends of the Border Patrol (FoBP) Minuteman-type operation scheduled to deploy along the border on September 16, 2005. "Protesters" have saturated the roads in the supposed area of operations for the FoBP. Parking along the rural roads in violation of emergency-parking-only ordinances (but unmolested by law enforcement), illegally parked protesters have been shooting photos of suspected FoBP members' cars, faces, license...

Subject: A Letter from Iraq > > >Hi, All: Just forwarding another message from our young female AF captain stationed in Iraq. > >We knew there was a dinner planned with ambassador Bremer and LTG Sanchez. There were 600 seats available and all the units in the division weretasked with filling a few tables. Naturally, the 501st MI battalion got ourtable. Soldiers were grumbling about having to sit through another dog-and-pony show, so we had to pick soldiers to attend. I chose not to go. > >But, about 1500 the G2, LTC Devan, came up to me and with a...

When the Westerfield trial was in full sway many posters seemed eager to buy defense attorney Feldman's arguments that David Westerfield could not have committed the crimes (abduction from her bedroom and subsequent murder of the Van Damm girl), Further, they took heated issue with, including ridiculing, any who argued that since someone definitely did it, and since the evidence pointed to Westerfield, scenarios of how he could have committed the crime held validity. As it turned out, one of those scenarios was close to the truth. With the passage of time and the conviction of Westerfield, do those who...