Border watchers attacked during training session

WorldNetDaily ^ | September 18, 2005 | WorldNetDaily

[Texas_Jarhead]

"The lack of rapid response to a 911 call..."

Yea a 20 minute response to a 911 call sounds suspect to me.

[luvbach1]

Can yall file a restraining order?

No, according to authorities the "protesters" are exercising their right of free speech.This is not the first time they have resorted to violence, a fact that law enforcement is well aware of.

[CindyDawg]

There is an international group on yahoo. I translated it. Scary stuff. I don't want to link it though.

[CindyDawg]

Physical violence isn't a right of free speech though.

[one more state]

The problem I see , is that we expect them to act like us

I don't care how they act. I do care that the police only seem act against group that aren't pc. Don't the police know they are not pc. Most of the border watch groups are trying to help the police.

[MarIboro]

So they are American citizens not Mexicans crossing the border?

[luvbach1]

Physical violence isn't a right of free speech though.

Of course it isn't. It's just PC in action.

[luvbach1]

Most of these criminal protesters are American citizens.

[CindyDawg]

For your safety you should care IMO. In future these guys will have security but ask the guy here. Did they even think they might have needed it before this? Americans tend to think the best of people and it bites us at times.

[luvbach1]

We expected no-violent "crazies" but nobody expected the depth to which these criminals have demonstrated they will descend.

[MarIboro]

Thank you so much for the info you provided. This has been an eye opener to me.

[JoeBob]

go to http://www.nbpc.net

Click on *BP News* on the left side of the page.

There are articles from several different places including UK, India, etc.

The articles are basically the same as posted here, but you can see that our border problems are international news.

NBPC stands for National Border Patrol Council. There many good articles to read related to the border from a BP Agents viewpoint. Well worth a visit.

Sorry, I haven't learned how to post a link yet. Just cut and paste.

[CindyDawg]

That's what I meant. We don't expect people to act like this. Did yall get your personal information list back?

[luvbach1]

Law enforcement tends to regard both the border watchers and the protesters as extremists on opposite ends. In other words, a pox on both their houses. Whether this is coming form rank-and-file officers or, as I expect, from PC devotees at the top brass (as I suspect) is unclear.

[Black Tooth]

Most of these criminal protesters are American citizens.

As are those that refuse to secure our borders.

[luvbach1]

I was not present at the disturbance. I received an email from a leader in our group containing some the info I posted here. I don't know whether the list was recovered.

[CindyDawg]

Well, yall did good. They want you to get violent. They are doing everything they can to provoke.

[luvbach1]

You are most welcome.

[one more state]

The police don't want to spend resources protecting border patrol groups. The politician would be accused of supporting such movements. I hate that these border patrol groups are subjected to this violence, but it definitely lets America know what kind of people support open borders, criminals. People that will break any law to further there cause.

[JoeBob]

I went to the link you provided and was surprised to see that it is a lesbian/homo site for queer beaners. One wouldn't expect such beligerent action from them. Is there another group with the same name?