Posted on 07/29/2013 11:38:22 AM PDT by cotton1706
Breitbart News’s Brandon Darby walks viewers from the Rio Grande River into a U.S. neighborhood, revealing just how unsecured the U.S./Mexico border really is. Darby walks viewers through the unfinished “Border Fence,” which had no gate or security of any kind. The location was west of Penitas, Texas.
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I don’t want any gates.
the border has never been more secure.
There could be a gate with a counter, like at turn styles and amusement parks.
Remember that mayor in Texas who didn’t want the border fence crossing his golf course during the Bush Administration?
They’re all in cahoots to keep the flow coming, and the drugs coming, and the murders, and the welfare, and the disability, etc. Because they all get some kind of payoff along the way, right from our wallets of course.
He shows politicians running when he asks about it, him being denied interviews concerning it, and media ignoring it because it is 'not newsworthy'.
I have purchased and watched both DVDs, and the anger at what our unfortunate overworked Border Patrol agents and under seige Ranchers and ordinary citizens are undergoing on a daily basis is enough to drive one bonkers!
“They’re all in cahoots to keep the flow coming, and the drugs coming, and the murders, and the welfare, and the disability, etc. Because they all get some kind of payoff along the way, right from our wallets of course...”
I believe you are more correct than most know or want to think about. There’s too damn much money involved and too few busts and people going to jail over it.
Sure, you get you token busts and a lot of the small timers get nabbed but it’s just to make the “War of Drugs” look somewhat legit. When was the last time a big timer or, heck, even a somewhat important middleman actually got taken down? Pablo Escobar? Manuel Noriega?
The Mongols got through the Great Wall of China because they bribed the gate guards. The Chinese had put less reliable soldiers there to begin with.
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