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To: Liberty Valance

The hard part will be just trying to build a fence along a river that curves around like a snake.


It would be interesting to see one of the maps that has been furnished to the press/others...... My guess is the fence won’t follow the river thru each curve but be more of a straight line with angles some yards inland of the river proper.

The argument about water and the farmers that was mentioned in one of the articles above, can you enlighten us on any problems you may see that the fence would create for the farmers?..... Out side of blocking them from the suction side of the their pumps I don’t see a major problem. But I can see problems with maintenance/damage/repair to the suction side should the fence not provide for an axcess gate.


15 posted on 05/08/2007 7:10:03 AM PDT by deport ( Cue Spooky Music...)
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To: deport

I don’t see any problem getting water with a wall in place. We’ve already been fighting with Mexico for years over their unlimited pumping of the Rio Grande. That part won’t change. We’ve had water treaties with Mexico for decades. Lying, cheating and stealing has always been standard proceedure for Mexico...and that’s just their government.


16 posted on 05/08/2007 7:35:24 AM PDT by Liberty Valance (Keep a simple manner for a happy life :o)
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