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To: SCR1
I have a hard time envisioning their boats getting close enough to our shores to land large numbers of fighters. Having said that, they could probably get close enough to launch motorized rafts or drop off small groups of scuba divers within several miles from shore. They might be able to get close enough to the shoreline somewhere in Mexico to land large numbers.
Who knows how many terrorists might have come over from Cuba intermingled with other refugees in the past. It's a known fact that in many cases these refugees have landed with little notice in the past and, with sinister intentions, could easily vanish into thin air with false ID's.
2,668 posted on 02/12/2004 6:19:26 AM PST by milkncookies (As Napoleon said, "Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence.")
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To: milkncookies
Exactly, it doesn't have to be a mass Normandy type invasion. When you think on the scope of years. A few hundred here and there, you get the picture. Land in Venezuela or some other South American nation and make the Trek North. The illiegal immigration would make a great cover, and I'm sure it does.
2,669 posted on 02/12/2004 6:24:43 AM PST by SCR1
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To: milkncookies
Goodness knows that small dingy boats and rafts are always washing up on FL's eastern shoreline from the Keys all the way up to Martin County. With all the oceanliners, patrol boats, merchant ships, and recreational boaters criss-crossing the waters down here, foreigners still manage to come ashore almost daily.
2,677 posted on 02/12/2004 7:20:12 AM PST by getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL (The mediocre man, when he's used the last piece of t.p., leaves the empty roll for the next person.)
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