Re: Bush thrilled: U.S. town put on 'high alert', kids warned about illegal alien Mex kidnappers

George Washington Admirer wrote:
> http://libertypost.org/cgi-bin/reada...?ArtNum=167107
>
> Threats of kidnappings force changes in small border towns, schools
>
> Nov 21, 2006
>
>
> FORT HANCOCK, Tx. - After a threat against US citizens, schools in
> Hudspeth County have been place on high alert and a community is warned
> against venturing into Mexico.
>
>
> On Monday, ABC-7 reported a new possible threat along the border: the
> kidnapping of US citizens by people connected with the drug trade in
> Mexico.
>
>
> While some might say its just a rumor, the Hudspeth County Sheriff's
> office has responded by stepping up patrols, partnering with other law
> enforcement agencies and setting up a checkpoint. Some schools are also
> taking action.
>
>
> 17-year-old Aracely Alvarez says classmates at Fort Hancock High school
> have told her to be careful and not venture into Mexico.
>
>
> Alvarez tells ABC-7, "They said people from Mexico are coming to the us
> to take citizens because they owed money...drug dealers are mad."
> Alvarez adds these classmates live in Mexico and heard about the threat
> from relatives.
>
>
> School officials aren't betting that these are just rumors.
> Superintendent Jose France tells ABC-7 they are taking the threat very
> seriously. Schools have been on high alert since late last week and on
> Tuesday some staff underwent crisis management training.
>
>
> Hudspeth County Sheriff Arvin West tells ABC-7 Victor Roberto Canedo,
> who was shot and killed last week, has ties to the Fort Hancock. It's
> Canedo's disappearance and death that has residents and law enforcement
> officials worried.
>
>
> The US Consulate in Juarez says it still can not confirm if Mr. Canedo
> was a US citizen that doesn't change the impact it is having on the
> people who live in the small border community.
>
>
> Additionally, the US Consulate tells ABC-7 they have not received any
> reports about kidnappings or killing.
> --
> PLEASE EMAIL THESE LINKS TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW:
>
> www.predatoryaliens.com www.immigrationshumancost.org
>
> www.daylaborers.org www.AmericanPatrol.com http://www.alipac.us
>
> 'The Illegal-Alien Crime Wave' by Heather MacDonald @
> http://www.city-journal.org/html/14_...gal_alien.html
>
> See the colossal $$COSTS$$ of illegal aliens to the American taxpayer @
> www.immigrationcounters.com
>
> www.SaveOurState.org www.escapingjustice.com
> http://grassfire.org/
>
> http://idexer.com http://reportillegals.com
>
> Just two of MANY U.S. cops murdered by illegal aliens:
> www.deputydavidmarch.com www.kriseggle.org

The worthless President, emboldened by a wimp Congress, refuses to put
troops on the border to protect Americans. Hanging is too good for 90%
of Washington officaldom.

ted

<tedorn44@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> George Washington Admirer wrote:
>> http://libertypost.org/cgi-bin/reada...?ArtNum=167107
>>
>> Threats of kidnappings force changes in small border towns, schools
>>
>> Nov 21, 2006
>>
>>
>> FORT HANCOCK, Tx. - After a threat against US citizens, schools in
>> Hudspeth County have been place on high alert and a community is warned
>> against venturing into Mexico.
>>
>>
>> On Monday, ABC-7 reported a new possible threat along the border: the
>> kidnapping of US citizens by people connected with the drug trade in
>> Mexico.
>>
>>
>> While some might say its just a rumor, the Hudspeth County Sheriff's
>> office has responded by stepping up patrols, partnering with other law
>> enforcement agencies and setting up a checkpoint. Some schools are also
>> taking action.
>>
>>
>> 17-year-old Aracely Alvarez says classmates at Fort Hancock High school
>> have told her to be careful and not venture into Mexico.
>>
>>
>> Alvarez tells ABC-7, "They said people from Mexico are coming to the us
>> to take citizens because they owed money...drug dealers are mad."
>> Alvarez adds these classmates live in Mexico and heard about the threat
>> from relatives.
>>
>>
>> School officials aren't betting that these are just rumors.
>> Superintendent Jose France tells ABC-7 they are taking the threat very
>> seriously. Schools have been on high alert since late last week and on
>> Tuesday some staff underwent crisis management training.
>>
>>
>> Hudspeth County Sheriff Arvin West tells ABC-7 Victor Roberto Canedo,
>> who was shot and killed last week, has ties to the Fort Hancock. It's
>> Canedo's disappearance and death that has residents and law enforcement
>> officials worried.
>>
>>
>> The US Consulate in Juarez says it still can not confirm if Mr. Canedo
>> was a US citizen that doesn't change the impact it is having on the
>> people who live in the small border community.
>>
>>
>> Additionally, the US Consulate tells ABC-7 they have not received any
>> reports about kidnappings or killing.
>> --
>> PLEASE EMAIL THESE LINKS TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW:
>>
>> www.predatoryaliens.com www.immigrationshumancost.org
>>
>> www.daylaborers.org www.AmericanPatrol.com http://www.alipac.us
>>
>> 'The Illegal-Alien Crime Wave' by Heather MacDonald @
>> http://www.city-journal.org/html/14_...gal_alien.html
>>
>> See the colossal $$COSTS$$ of illegal aliens to the American taxpayer @
>> www.immigrationcounters.com
>>
>> www.SaveOurState.org www.escapingjustice.com
>> http://grassfire.org/
>>
>> http://idexer.com http://reportillegals.com
>>
>> Just two of MANY U.S. cops murdered by illegal aliens:
>> www.deputydavidmarch.com www.kriseggle.org
>
> The worthless President, emboldened by a wimp Congress, refuses to put
> troops on the border to protect Americans. Hanging is too good for 90%
> of Washington officaldom.
>
> ted
>

I love it when people say that. "Hanging's too good for them!"
Ten they'd say "Hanging? You're going to hang me? Thank the gods, I was
expecting something much worse"
Like what, being eaten by squirrels?

"Lachlan - Grand Exalted Most High King and Emperor of All the Universe"
<toadfish@(nospam)beeb.net> wrote
> I love it when people say that. "Hanging's too good for them!"

It wastes rope, and it's entirely too fast.

> Like what, being eaten by squirrels?

Ants.
You can re-use the pegs and bindings.

Chas

Lachlan - Grand Exalted Most High King and Emperor of All the Universe
wrote:
>
> I love it when people say that. "Hanging's too good for them!"
> Ten they'd say "Hanging? You're going to hang me? Thank the gods, I was
> expecting something much worse"
> Like what, being eaten by squirrels?
>

Well we used to hang, draw and quarter them. A bit worse I'd say!

"Chas" <chasclements@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> "Lachlan - Grand Exalted Most High King and Emperor of All the Universe"
> <toadfish@(nospam)beeb.net> wrote
>> I love it when people say that. "Hanging's too good for them!"
>
> It wastes rope, and it's entirely too fast.
>
>> Like what, being eaten by squirrels?
>
> Ants.
> You can re-use the pegs and bindings.
>
> Chas
>

how about a bacon slicer
with a dull, notched blade
covered in lemon juice
feet first
slowly

"Chas" <chasclements@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> "Lachlan - Grand Exalted Most High King and Emperor of All the Universe"
> <toadfish@(nospam)beeb.net> wrote
>> I love it when people say that. "Hanging's too good for them!"
>
> It wastes rope, and it's entirely too fast.
>
>> Like what, being eaten by squirrels?
>
> Ants.
> You can re-use the pegs and bindings.
>
> Chas
>

I suppose the squirrels would just go straight for their nuts