Replying to a message of TIM RICHARDSON to BOB ACKLEY:

 TR> Do you remember when you were in Vietnam seeing a typical
 TR> `hooch' in a Vietnamese village made of bamboo framing and
 TR> flattened beer or soda cans for the walls?

AAMOF I do - although I was only IN Vietnam for two months in 1965
(TDY from Okinawa).  Note that people today may wonder how they did that;
back then cans were made of metal cylinders with separate ends, remove the
ends and unsolder the joint and it can be flattened.  Today's cans have only
one separate end and no solder joint, they can't be flattened as those were.

 TR> Taking a drive through La Colonia would make you almost
 TR> think you were driving through a Vietnamese village.

 TR> Here's the thing:

 TR> You see liberal socialist idiots coming out and openly
 TR> stating we `ought to do something' to help Mexico develope,
 TR> meaning (obviously) spending *our* tax dollars in order to
 TR> help Mexico come up to standard as a country.

 TR> But what you don't often see anything about is the fact that
 TR> Mexico, in large part, is its own worst enemy.

 TR> It even treats its own people like shit. It oppresses its
 TR> own people. It is all a sort of greedy
 TR> upper-crust/lower-classes country, with a legal system that
 TR> is *still* based on the Napoleonic era!

 TR> Not only that....its entire power structure is completely
 TR> laced with corruption. The drug cartels pretty much rule
 TR> Mexico, the same as parts of South America.

 TR> Were you aware that officials in the Mexican police and
 TR> Federale's were giving individuals bottled water, and maps
 TR> of the immediate area of Southern California at the staging
 TR> areas where illegals gathered awaiting nightfall to cross
 TR> into the US?

No, but I'm not surprised.

 TR> Mexican authorities weren't doing anything to discourage
 TR> this `invasion', they were `aiding and abetting' it!

 TR> Mexican authorities do very little to fight the drug cartels
 TR> down there, mainly because many of the authorities are
 TR> `part' of them!

 TR> And the illegals and their fellow travelers on this side of
 TR> the border start screaming and demonstrating if the
 TR> citizens of this country try to do anything, anything at
 TR> all, to stem the flow.

 TR> At the slightest sign of resistance to this `illegal
 TR> invasion' of our country, the `racist' accusations come
 TR> flying, they will `shout you down or over-voice' you, in
 TR> order to prevent `your' side of the issue getting
 TR> presented.

 TR> Or, and this is classic: You'll see some idiot get up in
 TR> front of a camera and bemoan the fact that, if illegals
 TR> were to do the right thing and return to their country of
 TR> origin, start the `lawful process' of coming to America as
 TR> a legal resident, it would mean uprooting their kids and
 TR> taking them back to a country where the education system
 TR> sucks....or.....taking an elderly relative back to their
 TR> country of origin, which might be to much of a hardship on
 TR> them.

 TR> What everyone seems to be missing here is.....*WE* did not
 TR> make the decision to put them into this
 TR> situation.....*THEY* did! Making *BAD DECISIONS* sometimes
 TR> carries some pretty serious consequences.

 TR> Why should *WE* allow this guilt trip over *THEIR* bad
 TR> decisions and criminal actions, to be laid on *US*. Let it
 TR> be on *THEM*, where it belongs!

 TR> Given a personal choice, I refuse to accept responsibility
 TR> for someone elses criminal acts. But we won't be given any
 TR> `choice' in the matter. Full amnesty is coming. Bet on it.
 TR> And long before the 2012 presidential election, so there
 TR> will be a maximum of votes in the democrooks plus column.

 TR> Its pretty much the only way president Hussein can get a
 TR> second term. If the election were held right now.....he'd
 TR> probably lose.

 TR> If he gets Amnesty (and I'm betting he will), he'll win by
 TR> almost a landslide.

I've read that some illegals have very proudly voted in US elections.

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