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

Mark wrote:
> You're right, that is a current and growing problem -- neither Bush and the
> Reps, nor the Dems of future power are willing to do anything about it in
> time. They're throwing the political "700 miles of fence"
football around,
> but their hearts aren't in it and the odds are it'll be undermined one way
> or another (I see the environmentalists are already floating an "endangered
> jaguar" canard) and never get anywhere near that many miles built, if any.
>

Yeah but to stop it being a North American problem you'd have to build the
fence on the north bank of the Panama canal & then deal with the
problems from there on North.

So let's discuss how well North America is doing vs Europe. We have dealt
with the majority of the nastiest problems stemming from being divided by
communism (with the notable exception of Belarus)

Most of the countries are doing well to OK & most of our illegal
immigrants are from another continent i.e. Africa.

Most of your illegal immigrants are internal to the Continent & few of
the other countries are truely settled democracies.

Once you start seeing things in continental terms as the the US right likes
to do wrt Europe then suddenly things look less rosy for the north american
continent.

Adam

> "Adam" <""4thwormcastfromthemolehill\"{at}the
field.near the bridge"> wrote in
> message news:4549b70f{at}w3.nls.net...
>> Mark wrote:
>>> There's plenty of research going on here, I'd bet, beyond a shadow of
>>> doubt,
>>> that we'll be ahead of them in any significant breakthroughs.
>> facing huge problems with their socialism and the upcoming uprising of
>>> Islam -- not just the UK, but all of old Europe -- so they'll be way too
>>> busy for research>
>>>
>>
>> ROFL
>>
>> Ah Right news from North America:
>>
>> http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/11/01/18325446.php
>>
>> Riots, Police armed to the teeth, corrupt politicians, etc.etc
>>
>> "    Early yesterday morning, 6,000 troops arrived on the outskirts of
>> the city of Oaxaca, at the town of San Pablo Etla and the Oaxaca
>> international airport. They included agents of the Federal Preventive
>> Police (PFP), task forces of the Mexican Army and Navy, and special
>> groups of the Federal Agency of Investigations (AFI).
>>    Troop movements began in the early morning hours when truckloads of
>> federal police arrived and Hercules planes carrying troops also landed,
>> thereby beginning the strategic invasion of the center of the city of
>> Oaxaca.
>>
>> The PFP began its march, crossing the international highway and Sˇmbolos
>> Patrios Avenue near the Atoyac River. They finally concentrated on three
>> entry points into the city, setting up checkpoints and knocking down
>> barricades with bulldozers and tanks.
>> The federal forces came in a little before 2:00 o’clock in the
>> afternoon, avoiding or dissolving the human blockades on Simbolos
>> Patrios Avenue and at the Technological Institute of Oaxaca. People from
>> surrounding neighborhoods went out into the street in an incredible show
>> of solidarity, to momentarily stop “the grays” that were equipped with
>> around 20 anti-riot tanks.
>> At the same time, around 2:00 p.m., the first incursions were made into
>> the territories controlled by the Popular Assembly of the People of
>> Oaxaca (APPO), when small battalions appeared on Independencia and
>> Bustamente streets and others around the Central de Abastos, the main
>> market on the city’s outer loop. "
>>
>> It's all going on in North America & what with the Latino invasion of
>> the US the US will be there as well.
>>
>> Odd that noone has been noting all these events in southern North
>> America. Maybe it's coz "Europe" is easy to say but
"North America" is
>> hard. Or maybe it's coz people in central North America don't view the
>> southern north americans as North Americans.
>>
>> Adam
>>
>
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