BREAKING NEWS: Gen. Fast restricts soldiers' travel to Mexico

Sierra Vista Herald/Review ^

[SandRat]

The commander of the Intelligence Center and Fort Huachuca is restricting soldiers' assigned to the fort from traveling into Mexico.

Additionally, Maj. Gen. Barbara Fast is advising Army civilian personnel and family members of military and civilians to be careful.

Following is her message:

"In view of the recent increase in drug-related violence just across the Mexican border near the towns of Cananea and Naco, until further notice, I am directing that all military personnel and strongly advising all Department of the Army civilian personnel and their families to restrict their travel by avoiding the border towns of Mexico. If you or your families are traveling near the border on the US side, please use caution."

[GAB-1955]

Where do you get your numbers on: murders? Hit and runs? Infection? Can you cite a public health expert who will talk about known cases of infection caused by immigration? Otherwise, it’s merely rumors brought to the foreground by the Availability Heuristic and must be discounted.

[TruthConquers]

I have no doubt about that. But the Dems want them voting, that is what all of this is about. The end of our nation.

Why did I ever become a citizen? It is of no value if this is signed.

(Former Canadian)

[cowtowney]

O’Reilly is a dumb a$$ sometimes. I like him, but he is just wrong on some stuff. He is wrong on guns. He finally changed his mind on guns after Katrina, but is still wrong on the specific issues.

I’ll tell you who else is wrong... is Laura Ingraham. She needs to spend more time in Texas.

I’d like to show her around.

[Plains Drifter]

Bump on O’Reilly

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Though I don't mind the Z-Status (as long as those of such a status DON'T have a right to vote).

That would be the other shoe to drop. Don't worry. It's coming.

[SandRat]

BTW, for those who know that order also applies to Guard, Reserve and Retired military personnel and their fammilies.

[ya_hew]

bttt

[glock rocks]

But the Dems want them voting, that is what all of this is about.

It seems to me the GOP is out demming the dems to get those hot new latin votes.

[mgstarr]

...I will never defend him again for anything.

I gave up on him a while ago.

[glock rocks]

Where do you get your numbers on: murders?

read em and weep.

[SevenMinusOne]

That would be the other shoe to drop. Don't worry. It's coming.

If this wasn't so serious....It almost makes me laugh.

I am beginning to believe this bill will never pass the House...and at the end isn't going to make it to the POTUS desk.

I support our POTUS/CINC GWB. Without reservation....but I simply don't agree with him on this issue.

[toomanylaws]

“I don’t support this bill...So clearly not in agreement with President GWB on this - Though I do still support the man as President....Simply disagree with him on this issue.”

I don’t agree with my girlfriend being a drug user and a prostitute but I still support the woman as my girlfriend.
Simply disagree with her on these issues. Ya you betcha.

[Fee]

There is a voluntary Social Security site that businesses can use to verify TIN/SSN. It is free, and despite that majority of business owners refuse to use it. That doesn’t sound like business owners are trying very hard to help, rather they look the other way and pay the low wages. EMPLOYERS ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM!!!!!

[DCBryan1]

Yo: Sandrat.

I was there this time last year and she kept all OBC MICCC, CI, WOBC from going down there.

[Post-Neolithic]

Remember CFR? Most here thought it had less then a 10 percent chance of passing and a zero percent chance of President Bush signing it.

Even after is was signed by the President everyone said the Supremes would throw it out.One of the worst anti-Constitution bills ever passed is now law, hows that for percentages?

[YHAOS]

There’s only one thing to do: stage a phased redeployment to Montana & North Dakota.

[brydic1]

If he signs it, are you jesting. It is because of him that this bill is even being considered. He is the numero uno in support of amnesty. He obviouly is seeking some kind of justification for his presidency. He wants to be honored in the 22nd century by the millions of inhabitants of what used to be the United States as the founding father of the new Socialist Republic of MexAmerica States.

[SevenMinusOne]

I don’t agree with my girlfriend being a drug user and a prostitute but I still support the woman as my girlfriend. Simply disagree with her on these issues. Ya you betcha.

Not at all equivalent....Juvenile in fact.

This President in total has faced and dealt with as much as any modern day President in our history. He has led from the WH with dignity, respect and the class the office asks for.

He has been a complete leader not only to this country but the world when it comes to the WOT. He inherited a recession, a stock market bubble, a depleted military (both equipment / man power wise as well as in attitude)....the list could go on...

But no, your comment above is juvenile at best....and is something one would tend to think would come out of the loony left.

[SevenMinusOne]

There are millions of fake (but real) Soc Sec numbers out there - That doesn’t solve the problem. But yet again, we would make businesses have another layer of paperwork and verification....because of a Gov't created problem.

Brilliant.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

I have supported Republicans for years, and Bush in both elections. The Democrats, increasingly power mad and traitorous, had sought to disable the Bush admin from Day One. While they yapped about "connecting the dots" after 9-11, nobody ever mentioned that the Democrats had been impeding the creation of Bush's administration from January through September, 2001. It was only after 9-11 that these vermin disruptors had to lay low for two years, fully aware that if they had carried on as they had been or had voiced their true opinions the citizenry would have impaled them on stakes at the entrance of every American city.

But a lot of time has passed since then, and it pains me to realize the lost opportunites during a brief term when Republicans had full control of the Executive and Congress. Instead of rising high, they chose to yield to their oligarichal masters and retire to the smolkey back room to spend the public treasury. This while restricting free speech, eliminating posse comitatus, and breaking down our borders.

It is clear to me that Bush and the Republicans answer to masers who do not have the best inteests of the Republic in mind.