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To: JockoManning; Pete from Shawnee Mission

I agree on your points on a concrete wall. I would add razor wire on top. I don’t care for the steel because who wants to see what the nasty group on the other side is doing. Let the MSM go to Mexico if they choose to photograph them.


918 posted on 01/06/2019 5:42:31 AM PST by nclaurel
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To: nclaurel

>>who wants to see what the nasty group on the other side is doing

I believe it’s the border patrol that’s asking for the see-thru fencing. Trump is, as usual, listening to those of whom he asks advice. Every time I see razor wire, or such, I imagine fabric similar to that of the gloves the installers wear being thrown over the top of it in the middle of the night at some remote spot. You can imagine roadside stands for razor-proof fabric.


926 posted on 01/06/2019 6:06:38 AM PST by mairdie (Creating wine in America 1769 - http://www.iment.com/maida/familytree/antill/edwardgrapesarticle.htm)
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To: nclaurel
...because who wants to see what the nasty group on the other side is doing.

Border Patrol.

946 posted on 01/06/2019 7:06:00 AM PST by numberonepal (WWG1WGA)
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To: nclaurel

Thanks. I can understand a security forces need to see what’s going on on the other side of the concrete wall. But with so much tiny camera tech; solar power and drone tech—I don’t see that as a significant problem. And I think it is far less a problem than the steel would become given enough time and evildoers inventiveness.


1,232 posted on 01/06/2019 1:46:20 PM PST by JockoManning (http://www.zazzle.com/brain_truth for hats T's e.g. STAY CALM & DO THE NEXT LOVING THING)
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