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To: mplc51
Don’t be fooled by recent articles. Updates of a very ineffective, existing fence in a high traffic area is much, much better and more useful than building a brand new fence in a low traffic area.

Absolutely true. Ax yourself this question.

Which is better, 15 miles of replacement fence in a location that gets assaulted by thousands of ILLEGALS A DAY or 15 miles of 'new fence' in an area that is rarely used by ILLEGALS?

2 posted on 08/18/2019 5:48:20 AM PDT by USS Alaska (Nuke the terrorist mooselimb savages, today.)
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To: USS Alaska
Marston Mat worked fine building heli pads on some remote VN FSB. But when stood upright, they offer little resistance to car/foot traffic. Glad they are being replaced. And in heavily trafficked areas. Best place to start.

Some on FR get caught up in the "new fence vs. old fence" argument. The old fence, in most cases was no fence. I've had calves that could kick their way through a lot of this so-called "fence." Good riddance to it!

Build the Wall. Kick 'em out!

6 posted on 08/18/2019 6:15:59 AM PDT by donozark (We Build the Wall Inc.)
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