[occutegirl]

hi

[janetgreen]

who long wondered why communities in Orange County teemed with people who don't speak English

I lived in Orange County from 1975 to 1996, and in those twenty one years I saw parts of my town, and several surrounding towns, looking more and more like Mexican colonias. In towns like Santa Ana, that process has now been completed. Santa Ana's population is an estimated 90% hispanic, and a high percentage of those are illegals. Driving into that town is like driving into Tijuana Mexico.

Thank you President ClintonBush for all you've done for us.

[lilmsdangrus]

bump

[Nitro]

They are standing tall...

and looking good...

they will be stolen by Hollywood.

[backhoe]

Thunder on the Border-- (Minuteman Project)

[BJungNan]

The link below is one of the best first hand accounts I have read for giving a flavor of what the Minuteman Project is really about.

'Minutewomen' Report from U.S. Mexican Border

After reading this and seeing how effective a relatively small number of people stationed in outposts within seeing distance of each other, sitting in lounge chairs and under umbrellas, playing music, flying kites and just being there can be.

Then you have to wonder, why the heck our government will not solve this problem.

[JarheadFromFlorida]

Viva Los Minutos Hombres!

[Happy2BMe]

What ONE GOOD MAN can do when evil triumphs.

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"Last fall, Vietnam veteran James Gilchrist, 56, was listening to George Putnam's talk show on KCAA-AM (1050). He often listens to conservative radio shows in his small home office in an Aliso Viejo planned community, where he proudly displays his Purple Heart and dog tags."

[La Enchiladita]

But his thoughts inevitably flow to Vietnam. "What … did all these people die for in World War II, Korea and Vietnam?" he asked. "It was not so we would turn into a country of mayhem."

And, I would add, ... Iraq and Afghanistan. You da man, Jim!