A Czar Too Far? DHS To Name Border Czar With Questionable Financial History

Stuck On Stupid ^ | April 15, 2009 | Quaker

[Quaker]

Ex President Clinton with Alan Bersin

DHS Secretary Napolitano will name a new border czar, Alan Bersin. Mr. Bersin has a past of alleged fraud.

[primatreat]

Just ‘F’,n PUKE. It’s too early in the day to have to see this crap from that bunch.

[DainBramage]

Hes gonna have to create a Czar’s Czar to coordinate where all the Czars are.

[drpix]

More than that, Bersin has been one of the Gringo flunkies for the Mexican Council on Foreign Relations (COMEXI) on their push for dissolving our border. Of course they call it "cooperation." He's co-chair of a COMEXI task force working on that and here's a recent article and excerpt:

“By and large, we have a fairly chaotic, badly governed, badly managed situation,” said Andrés Rozental, co-chairman of the group and former deputy foreign minister of Mexico. “We want to look at the border in a more cooperative way so that rather than being a point of conflict and tension, it becomes more of a point of cooperation and maybe even joint management.”

Task force members include Jorge Tello Peón, President Felipe Calderón's adviser on security issues; Eugenio Elorduy Walther, former governor of Baja California; Alan Bersin, former U.S. attorney in San Diego and task force co-chairman; and Jeffrey Davidow, former U.S. ambassador to Mexico and now president of the Institute of the Americas at UCSD.

Task force aims to spur governments on border ills (signonsandiego.com 2/13/09)

Imagine "joint management" of our border security with the current Mexican kleptocracy! Obama truly means to finish what Jorge Bush could not.

[Pilated]

Czar this and czar that. Only since the half white president has this word been used so much. You never used to see it except in novels and Russian related items.

[drpix]

Judging by that crowd's Stalinist ideas, they must be using the word tongue-in-check. “Commissar” must have been their 1st preference before the Axelrods of “The Party” advised against it.

[PGalt]

Interesting. Thanks for the links.