Transcript: Retired Border Patrol Officer Zach Taylor explains surge of illegals on U.S. border

YouTube ^ | 07/19/2014

[Syncro]

Thanks, will read later

[BuckeyeTexan]

It is true and has been documented. Here are four examples from 2013, 2012, and 2011 about the violence, gangs, murders, etc.

Central America: Out of control

Central America’s gangs: A meeting of the maras

Central America's woes: The drug war hits Central America

Central America: The tormented isthmus

As for why Fox News hasn't done a one-hour special on it? Central America's problems didn't sell until they became our problem in the form of a surge in illegals.

That's not to say this wasn't orchestrated by the Obama Admin. It was, Shirley.

[butterdezillion]

This morning I mentioned to my husband the headline about deadly disease in MA being spread by mosquitos. Somebody correct me if I’m wrong but my understanding is that when a mosquito bites somebody with a deadly disease the mosquito carries that disease and spreads it to the next person it bites. So a person can get whatever communicable diseases these people have just by being outside.

My husband’s response was, “Well, that’s really cheerful news.”

This is biological warfare against the people of the USA - against those who are here legally AND against those here illegally. This is the polar opposite of compassion.

[butterdezillion]

Has somebody sent this to Drudge?

[ecomcon]

Murders per 100k

Honduras: 90 appx.
New Orleans: 2007: 94

El Salvador, Guatemala: 50 approx.
Flint Michigan: 2012: 62

US average: Declined from 8 in 1985 to 4.7 in 2012

So, while their national averages are 10 to 20 times higher than ours, they are roughly the same as living in New Orleans and Flint, Michigan.

I don’t buy the claim that these people are in some horrific flee or die situation.

[BuckeyeTexan]

I don’t buy it either. As I said originally, Central America has been violent for years. Why leave now?

[BuckeyeTexan]

Somebody correct me if I’m wrong but my understanding is that when a mosquito bites somebody with a deadly disease the mosquito carries that disease and spreads it to the next person it bites. So a person can get whatever communicable diseases these people have just by being outside.

It really depends on the ability of the disease/virus to survive inside the mosquito. For example, HIV doesn't survive and isn't transmitted by mosquito bite. The most common diseases transmitted by mosquito are: Dengue Fever, Malaria, Rift Valley Fever, Yellow Fever, and Arboviral Encephalitides (Eastern equine encephalitis, Japanese encephalitis, La Crosse encephalitis, St. Louis encephalitis, West Nile virus, Western equine encephalitis). Here in Texas, many of our cities spray for West Nile when the number of cases increases to problematic levels.

[Aria]

did you send it to drudge?

[no-to-illegals]

When you see that FEMA is preparing for 200,000,000 deaths in the United States, that tells you something.

Thank you for the posting of the transcript. And the lame-stream media thinks they are going to be exempted when the figure of 200 million deaths is being prepared for by FEMA. That is greater than or equal to 1 of every 2 Americans dead.

[nothingnew]

PFL

[GOPJ]

All this takes the resources that are protecting America at the border off of the border. So now the borders are wide open. This gives the people that are trying to get their infrastructure, their personnel, their drugs, their dirty bombs, their biological weapons, their chemical weapons into the United States without being noticed because this part of the border is open. It is not being patrolled.

Ding, ding, ding - we have a winnah@!

[BuckeyeTexan]

I suspect that half way into the killing of innocents, the useful will be targeted. May their chains choke them in a most unpleasant way.

[Diggity]

I guess a war is about to start.

[BuckeyeTexan]

I was surprised by how well spoken Mr. Taylor is. I don’t mean that I thought he would be ignorant. It’s just that most people don’t speak in a manner that corresponds to the written language. As a former stenographer (court reporter), I found his sentences to be well formed. He made the occasional break and parenthetical, but for the most part, his speech flowed nicely.

[wildbill]

bttt

[Osage Orange]

You would be wrong.

[BuckeyeTexan]

I probably won’t transcribe this one, but here’s audio of Zach Taylor commenting on Governor Rick Perry’s announcement today about sending 1000 National Guard to the border.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RZZUO22YX8

Basically, he says that he is hearing that the NG will be deployed North of the border in the ranch lands around the Wildhorse Desert. He worked the Rio Grande sector for 12 years. So to him, the area of deployment indicates that a significant percentage of the illegals are making it past the border towns, past BP and a good distance into the interior of Texas, which means trouble.

[butterdezillion]

I didn’t. I will send it, but my emails are not reliable right now; somebody just tried to send me an email about 10 minutes ago and I haven’t gotten it yet. I sent myself an email a week ago and still haven’t received it.

So somebody else should send it to Drudge too - somebody whose emails don’t disappear into thin air.

[BuckeyeTexan]

It’s already started. The problem is that the American people are asleep and losing every battle.

Obama is keeping his promise of fundamentally transforming America.

[Jane Long]

Any word out of NM on whether Gov Martinez is planning to send the NG to the NM border? Thanks.