Central Ohio cares... The backlash is building. Hey, Karl Rove, Hey, RNC, are you idiots listening??
To: buccaneer81
Such self-serving fools. Anyone with half a brain, no, even less, can figure this setup out. The element within the Repub party that is driving this anti-American, pro-Mexican crap, has done much damage to the Repub party and to the waning respect for the Washington government in general.
Seen the latest polls on Congress' popularity??? Pretty ugly.
2 posted on
03/11/2007 6:08:35 PM PDT by
EagleUSA
To: buccaneer81
We care here in south central Michigan as well.
3 posted on
03/11/2007 6:09:28 PM PDT by
cripplecreek
(Peace without victory is a temporary illusion.)
To: buccaneer81
Hey, Karl Rove,Karl is doing a great job of following his boss's orders. Jorge and his compadres are pulling the strings on this.
4 posted on
03/11/2007 6:09:50 PM PDT by
FreePaul
To: buccaneer81
Open Border globalists want a North American Union.
One more reason not to elect a person who is either for open borders or a gun grabber!
Too many are both!
5 posted on
03/11/2007 6:11:19 PM PDT by
HuntsvilleTxVeteran
(Remember the Alamo, Goliad and WACO, It is Time for a new San Jacinto)
To: buccaneer81
The big question is, why didnt the government prosecute the drug smuggler and give immunity to the border guards, who had good service records, instead of vice versa? That question is answered in the last sentence of this article.
6 posted on
03/11/2007 6:11:22 PM PDT by
Mr. Mojo
To: buccaneer81
8 posted on
03/11/2007 6:15:08 PM PDT by
The Duke
(I have met the enemy, and he is named 'Apathy'!)
To: buccaneer81
This thread is 15 minutes old. When will the pro-illegals, defenders of Sutton and Gonzales, and assorted RINO riff-raff will weigh in?
To: buccaneer81
The big question is, why didnt the government prosecute the drug smuggler and give immunity to the border guards I take it as a warning of what will happen to any America citizen who tries to stand up on this issue.
11 posted on
03/11/2007 6:19:21 PM PDT by
donna
(America used up all the good weather.)
To: buccaneer81
I don't think that it's baffling at all. Although I don't know the reasons, it's obvious that our government isn't just ignoring the laws that were passed to ensure national sovereignty, they're actively working to undermine those laws. It seems that the last thing that our government wants to do is actually enforce those laws, and the weight of the government will come crashing down on anyone who does. It's a warning to others who are tasked with protecting us.
Why it is, I have no idea. There are a number of possible outcomes, all of which bode evil for the American public. Maybe it's to allow major terrorist attacks, in order to "justify" martial law. Maybe it's just greed on both sides of the aisle: The dems want the votes of the illegal aliens, while the pubbies want the cheap labor, driving wages down. Maybe they're looking for a North American (or even a western hemisphere) "empire."
Who knows? But it's obvious that there's some ulterior motive here for the government's actions. What it is I can't guess. But I'm not looking forward to the results.
Mark
13 posted on
03/11/2007 6:22:08 PM PDT by
MarkL
(When Kaylee says "No power in the `verse can stop me," it's cute. When River says it, it's scary!)
To: buccaneer81
The Judge in El Paso was appointed by Bill Clinton.
To: buccaneer81; cripplecreek
Have y'all signed?
21 posted on
03/11/2007 6:36:28 PM PDT by
loboinok
(Gun control is hitting what you aim at!)
To: buccaneer81
Statement: "U.S. Prosecution Of Border Guards Is Baffling"
Response. No it isn't.
25 posted on
03/11/2007 6:46:25 PM PDT by
AEMILIUS PAULUS
(It is a shame that when these people give a riot)
To: buccaneer81
Hey, Karl Rove, A man with his head up his a-- cannot hear so I've been told.
26 posted on
03/11/2007 6:48:44 PM PDT by
org.whodat
(Never let the facts get in the way of a good assumption.)
To: buccaneer81
The prosecution of officials on the front lines of the border is nothing more than intimidation.
The next agent will think twice about enforcing the law.
To: buccaneer81
Once there was a nation where:
Doing the right thing costs nothing. Doing the wrong thing costs plenty.
These two sentences once portrayed America.
Now in America.....Doing the right thing costs plenty. Doing the wrong thing has many a reward.
Remember my fellow Americans, the majority of the money is always on the dark side.
28 posted on
03/11/2007 6:55:20 PM PDT by
no-to-illegals
(God Bless Our Men and Women in Uniform, Our Heroes.)
To: buccaneer81
Even if Ramos and Compean are pardoned, a clear message has already been sent to all Border Patrol agents: protect your a$$ before you protect the border.
29 posted on
03/11/2007 7:01:27 PM PDT by
Mr J
(All IMHO.)
To: buccaneer81
Baffling to whom? Certainly not conservatives who are pissed at this administration.This nonsense comes from the top.
34 posted on
03/11/2007 7:55:25 PM PDT by
HANG THE EXPENSE
(Defeat liberalism, its the right thing to do for America.)
To: buccaneer81
Not baffling at all.
These good men are being sacrificed on the altar of globalism, with the tacit (if not direct) approval of the Bush administraton, which aims for nothing less than the elimination of our borders.
They serve also as an example to other agents who might still want to do their jobs.
To: buccaneer81
It isn't baffling to anyone who has paid attention to Bush on the issue of the borders. The President once had my full support. He no longer has it thanks to his wildly liberal stance on the borders.
To: Founding Father; DAVEY CROCKETT
41 posted on
03/12/2007 4:51:20 AM PDT by
nw_arizona_granny
("When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber" - Sir Winston Churchill)
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