Bush's Fence
"Bush approved the fence despite strong opposition from Mexico. Its government has warned the barrier would "damage" bilateral relations.
"We are actually building a fence. And we are building a double fence where there's a high vulnerability for people to sneak in. You can't fence a border, but you can make it easier for people with technology to enforce the border," Bush, a former governor of Texas, which shares a border with Mexico, told a news conference.
"My judgment is, if people want this country secure, we have to have a smart border. Between the process of developing now, it's a combination of fencing and technologies, UAV, sensors," Bush said.
He allowed that "it's a pretty vast part of the country down there. It's hard to enforce that border, ... so this fencing will make sense there."
Check that last statement. Once again in neo-con world up is down, violence = peace, etcetera etcetera...
Bush - El Idiota, El Estúpido ,
"We are actually building a fence. And we are building a double fence where there's a high vulnerability for people to sneak in. You can't fence a border, but you can make it easier for people with technology to enforce the border," Bush, a former governor of Texas, which shares a border with Mexico, told a news conference.
"My judgment is, if people want this country secure, we have to have a smart border. Between the process of developing now, it's a combination of fencing and technologies, UAV, sensors," Bush said.
He allowed that "it's a pretty vast part of the country down there. It's hard to enforce that border, ... so this fencing will make sense there."
Check that last statement. Once again in neo-con world up is down, violence = peace, etcetera etcetera...
Bush - El Idiota, El Estúpido ,
posted by Redjalapeno at Thursday, October 12, 2006
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Hey, welcom back to the blogworld, RJ. I don't know what is worse, being stupid or talking to God. If I said I talked to God they would lock me up.
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