On Oct 28, 8:55 pm, "
wrote:
Even as California Lays in Arsonists'* Ruins, Bush Presses $46
Billion for Mexico's Politicians and Elites

(*Several of the arsonists have been illegal aliens, while other
illegals have been arrested for stealing emergency supplies from
American-citizen wildfire victims -- for example, see the Qualcomm
Stadium incident of last week in which eight illegals were caught
loading up their pickup trucks with sholen donated emergency
supplies.)
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" ...the most detailed glimpse yet of a secretly negotiated
aid package that some members of Congress say should
have been shared with them long ago."

WHAT "DEMOCRACY," AMERICA?

Not in BUSH's America!

In alt.politics.immigration Don Gabacho wrote:

Mexico aid package details revealed

MANUEL ROIG-FRANZIA; The Washington Post
October 27th, 2007

TIJUANA, Mexico - More than a third of the Bush administration's
proposed counternarcotics aid package for Mexico would be spent on
aerial surveillance and the rapid deployment of troops, according to
a
breakdown of the plan.
President Bush is proposing the purchase of eight transport
helicopters and two surveillance planes. The $500 million aid package
also would include $60 million to revamp the information management
and forensics systems of the Mexican attorney general's office and to
train police, court personnel and prison managers.
The breakdown of the plan, titled "Overall Justification Document"
and
obtained by The Washington Post, is the most detailed glimpse yet of
a
secretly negotiated aid package that some members of Congress say
should have been shared with them long ago.
The aid plan, which Bush announced Monday, is part of a $46 billion
war funding bill that the White House is pressing Congress to approve
before its holiday break. While the breakdown provides a list of
spending items, it has rankled some congressional aides because it
lacks crucial details about how the aid would be managed and how
information would be shared between Mexican and U.S. law enforcement
agencies.
The White House breakdown lists "counternarcotics, counterterrorism
and border security" as the largest segment of the aid deal,
accounting for $306.3 million. It doesn't say how the money will be
used to combat terrorism. Bush administration counterterrorism
officials have long feared that terrorists could slip into the United
States from Mexico. Beefing up border security could be interpreted
as
a counterterrorism effort.
The breakdown does not specify which agencies would be given
aircraft,
which have long been among the most coveted items on Mexico's wish
list. The helicopters are Bell 412 models, a workhorse aircraft that
would be used to deploy rapid-response forces. The surveillance craft
are CASA CN-235-300 models that would be equipped in the same fashion
as U.S. Coast Guard planes.
The Mexican attorney general's office appears to be one of the
biggest
beneficiaries of the deal. Besides getting millions to revamp its
information management and forensics systems, it's also slated to
receive $19.9 million to "digitalize all aspects of prosecutors'
functions, provide a case-management system and rebuild its database
structure," plus $5 million in unspecified "support" for its
forensics
unit and $2 million to expand its efforts to prosecute human
smugglers.
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WHAT WOULD THE FOUNDING FATHERS DO? ...

If the representatives of the people betray their constituents,
there is then no resource left but in the exertion of that
original right of self-defense which is paramount to all
positive forms of government ... The citizens must rush
tumultuously to arms, without concert, without system,
without resource; except in their courage and
despair ...
... the people, without exaggeration, may be said to be entirely
the masters of their own fate.

-- Alexander Hamilton

No free man shall ever be debarred the use of
arms.

-- Thomas Jefferson

The strongest reason for the people to retain the
right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to
protect themselves against tyranny in government.

-- Thomas Jefferson

As our enemies have found we can reason like men,
so now let us show them we can fight like men also.

-- Thomas Jefferson

Bush is a worthless illegal alien loving creep. Sadly, the Democrats
and Repugs like Senator McCain and Rudy G. would perform oral sex on a
road-killed skunk for hispanic votes.

greg

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