Read my tagline, slick. It isn't a joke.
I actively hunt illegal aliens crossing the border in Cochise County, Arizona. I don't give a rat's ass what nationality they are. I haven't caught any Finnish reindeer herders or New Guinea headhunters yet, but it could always happen tomorrow. The first group I turned over to the Border Patrol included four Chinese.
Here's reality for you. We have one set of illegal alien trails here that everybody calls OTM alley. That's Other Than Mexican.
A good number of Middle Eastern types have been caught here. They pay anywhere from $30,000 to$50,000 to be smuggled in by Mexican coyotes. Somehow, I just don't think they paid that kind of cash just to get that dream job at a 7-Eleven in Nashville.
Do you think illegals just ghost through here with no impact on the local population? Let's see -- vandalism, theft, burglary, assault, car-jackings, rape. Our sheriff has an average of 250 new illegals charged with felonies in his jail every week.
There are only 120,000 of us legal locals here in the entire county. About 30,000 are Hispanic and most of them are just as pissed off as I am. We no longer give a sh!t if everyone else gets cheap lettuce, cheap lawn care, and cheap labor.
Finally, I really don't care which of the two losers ends up in the Oval Office next year. If Dubya had any cojones at all, he would have planted a boot tip in El Moocho Grande's crotch on Saturday and sent him crawling back to Mexico to fix his cesspool of a country. Yeah, I know, it'll never happen as long as that bunch of Spanish grandee wannabes are running the place.
Any chance you have an explanation for why a country with a $900 billion GDP has 40% of its population living in starvation? Or why us gringos are expected to bail them out?
Even the Mexicans know the answer to that --- it's just that some are getting so wealthy from corruption (Fox for example) that they have no desire to fix it --- far better to export the starving than fix a system that benefits a few so drastically well. Our leaders seem very reluctant to stand up to these guys and tell them to get their problems (corruption) fixed.
From El Diario -- (in Spanish --- which I trust you're all learning)