From: Adam <""4thwormcastfromthemolehill\"{at}the field.near
the bridge">

Gary Britt wrote:
> Adam > wrote:
>> Gary Britt wrote:
>>
>>> If the wall doesn't work without land mines.  Then two walls with land
>>> mines in between will definitely work.
>>>
>>> I'm sorry, but I don't buy the it can't be done nonsense.  The Israeli
>>> fence is working pretty damn good, and we could hire a couple of their
>>> designers/engineers and a bunch of Mexicans to build us one.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> So tell me Gary how well do land mines work against tunnels?
>>
>> Adam
>>
> That's what border patrol agents are for behind the fence.
>
> Gary

ROFL. Soooooo they don't suceed in doing the job now but then suddenly
they'd improve. Last time I was in San Diego, there was a story about a
building in the tijiuana airport complex & a building in San diego
being linked :

Oh yes here it is:

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/mexico/tijuana/20060127-9999-1n27tunnel.html

"U.S. agents had been investigating the possibility of an elaborate
drug-smuggling tunnel between Tijuana and San Diego for more than a year,
but couldn't find it despite using military equipment so advanced it's
classified.

Instead, as often happens with drug cases, the break came from tips.

The tips led to the discovery of the longest cross-border tunnel in U.S.
history, running nearly a half-mile from a small warehouse near Tijuana's
airport to the large Otay Mesa warehouse.

“This tunnel beats them all,” said Michael Unzueta, special agent in charge
of the San Diego office of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which
investigated the case along with the Drug Enforcement Administration and
the Border Patrol.

The tunnel runs 2,400 feet through sandstone and compacted sand and is
equipped with lighting, ventilation and groundwater drainage systems.
"


So good luck. What you're doing is handing wads of cash into the hands of
mexican organized crime.

Adam

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