Time to get on the TRUMP train

[Mintjewlips]

Guy has his own n-word weed operation now all of a sudden he's an expert in human trafficking........i see.

[vegas1369]

Oh, and... http://www.dallasnews.com/news/polit...umers-pay-wall

[sonatine]

Guy has his own n-word weed operation now all of a sudden he's an expert in human trafficking........i see.

one might say he's the Michael Angelo of human trafficking, I suppose.

[Mintjewlips]

Tine is such a ninny.

[hongkonger]

The majority of Mexicans coming into this country illegally are not walking across the border. It's kind of public knowledge but apparently republicans haven't heard, Mexican's are really fucking good at digging tunnels. They are also coming across in a myriad of other ways, most of which do not involve walking. There's also a whole lot of private land on the border. And then there's Texas... Largest proposed imminent domain enforcement in history if this actually happens, which is sadly ironic for Texas voters.

FOX NEWS BTW...

Unlike other famous barriers in history such as the Berlin Wall or the Great Wall of China, the U.S. version is not much of a wall. What stands in Texas is fragmented series of fencing, composed of enormous steel bars embedded in concrete close together. The rust-colored thick bars that must reach a height of 18 feet loom over the landscape, forming teeth-like slats that split farmland, slice through backyards, and sever parks and nature preserves.

There are miles of gaps between segments and openings in the fence itself. As a result of the Secure Fence Act passed in 2006, the government built some 650 miles of wall along the 1,954-mile U.S.-Mexico boundary. While 1,254 miles of that border is in Texas, the state has only some 100 miles of wall.

Republican presidential candidates insist they'll finish it. But completing the Texas part of the wall would be a daunting task thanks to the border's sheer length, the fact that it sits in the center of the snaking Rio Grande, and because treaties with Mexico prevent either country from constructing within the river's flood plains. And unlike in other southwestern states, most border land in Texas is privately owned.

Finishing the some 1,300 miles of border fencing would also be costly. According to a 2009 Government accountability report, pedestrian fencing, meant to keep out smugglers and migrants crossing on foot, has run anywhere from $400,000 to $15.1 million per mile, averaging $3.9 million. More recent construction has been even more expensive, with segments constructed in 2008 costing $6.5 million per mile. If kept at this rate, the wall would cost nearly $10 billion to complete just for materials, and challenging geography could bring it much higher.

"With every twist and turn of the Rio Grande and every steep terrain in Arizona, it would cost easily that much," said Adam Isacson, a border expert for the Washington Office on Latin America.

Officials overseeing the wall's construction faced a legal and logistical nightmare from the start, according to emails obtained under the Freedom of Information Act and litigation by Denise Gilman, a law professor at the University of Texas. The hundreds of emails, which Gilman shared with The Associated Press, show that from the planning phase some 65 miles of the proposed route sat a half mile to a mile from the border, making it not a true border wall.

Officials struggled to find places where construction could start fast to meet Congress' deadline of building 255 miles by December 2008. They sought contingency fencing that did not require "significant real estate acquisitions" or cut through sensitive wilderness, the emails show. Wealthy landowners demanded more compensation or refused to allow construction.

Hundreds of property owners were sued just to build the existing chunks of wall. Some 400 relinquished properties ranging in size from a driveway to commercial lots and farms, costing the government at least $15 million, according to an AP review of land cases in 2012.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016...privately.html

In theory, sure, it sounds great... but in reality (which seems to escape the average Trump supporter most of the time) this wall will most likely be the biggest waste of tax payer money in history.

Other than a good chunk of the pentagon's annual budget you mean.

[vegas1369]

Guy has his own n-word weed operation now all of a sudden he's an expert in human trafficking........i see.

In case you haven't heard, I've lived in a town for the last 16 years with a heavy population of Mexican's. Lots of them scoff at how incredibly ignorant this wall idea is. It's fairly common knowledge that walking across the border ain't how it's done, but ya, just keep listening to Alex Jones and whoever else feeds that pea brain of yours with all this bullshit.

Enjoy your day working for the man.

[Mintjewlips]

Guy has his own n-word weed operation now all of a sudden he's an expert in human trafficking........i see.

In case you haven't heard, I've lived in a town for the last 16 years with a heavy population of Mexican's. Lots of them scoff at how incredibly ignorant this wall idea is. It's fairly common knowledge that walking across the border ain't how it's done, but ya, just keep listening to Alex Jones and whoever else feeds that pea brain of yours with all this bullshit.

Enjoy your day working for the man.

I seriously doubt you talk to any Mexicans



If you had, they would have told you that these "tunnels" aren't some underground railroad type of situation, these tunnels are controlled by cartels who charge thousands just for passage through. These cartels aren't benevolent in any way and they don't give a fuck about human life, only money.

So these Mexicans that you see "scoffing" at the idea, they are Mexicans that are already here, the ones getting murdered because the cartel didn't get the rest of their money for passage wont be scoffing, neither will the idiots who will attempt to scale the wall.

Stick to n-word weed, seems like you're good at that.

[vegas1369]

Guy has his own n-word weed operation now

BTW, it's hilarious that you keep saying this thinking either a) you're being funny, or b) it's some sort of insult, or both.

Trust me when I tell you, you're just making yourself look even more foolish than you already look in this thread. Take Mucks advice and do yourself a favor and shut it down at least for a day. Go outside or something man... get out of that cubicle.

[Mintjewlips]

Guy has his own n-word weed operation now

BTW, it's hilarious that you keep saying this thinking either a) you're being funny, or b) it's some sort of insult, or both.

Trust me when I tell you, you're just making yourself look even more foolish than you already look in this thread. Take Mucks advice and do yourself a favor and shut it down at least for a day. Go outside or something man... get out of that cubicle.

I could say shitty weed, but n-word just rolls of the tongue better.

[vegas1369]

BTW, it's hilarious that you keep saying this thinking either a) you're being funny, or b) it's some sort of insult, or both.

Trust me when I tell you, you're just making yourself look even more foolish than you already look in this thread. Take Mucks advice and do yourself a favor and shut it down at least for a day. Go outside or something man... get out of that cubicle.

I could say shitty weed, but n-word just rolls of the tounge better.

The tounge huh. Jesus Michael Angelo.

[vegas1369]

Here's another fun FACT... Illegal immigration from Mexico is down to about 10% of what it was in 2005 (under Bush). It really isn't that big of a problem anymore, but anything to stir up you idiots into thinking it's still a big issue to get those votes...

http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/...ally/91280026/

[Henry]

tounge

[Mintjewlips]

Here's another fun fact...weed doesn't cure baldness

[vegas1369]

Here's another fun fact...weed doesn't cure baldness

If that was supposed to be some sort of insult you are failing pretty badly.

Keep trying though.

[Mintjewlips]

Here's another fun fact...DEA is about to start raiding n-word weed operations in Nevada.

[snake_in_the_ass]

In case you haven't heard, I've lived in a town for the last 16 years with a heavy population of Mexican's. Lots of them scoff at how incredibly ignorant this wall idea is. It's fairly common knowledge that walking across the border ain't how it's done, but ya, just keep listening to Alex Jones and whoever else feeds that pea brain of yours with all this bullshit.

Enjoy your day working for the man.

I seriously doubt you talk to any Mexicans



If you had, they would have told you that these "tunnels" aren't some underground railroad type of situation, these tunnels are controlled by cartels who charge thousands just for passage through. These cartels aren't benevolent in any way and they don't give a fuck about human life, only money.

So these Mexicans that you see "scoffing" at the idea, they are Mexicans that are already here, the ones getting murdered because the cartel didn't get the rest of their money for passage wont be scoffing, neither will the idiots who will attempt to scale the wall.

Stick to n-word weed, seems like you're good at that.

The cartel is also raping the women too.

[sonatine]

The Border Patrol Agency just heard about Trump's wall!

 

And the head of it immediately tendered his resignation.

[ThreeBet]

The Border Patrol Agency just heard about Trump's wall!

 

And the head of it immediately tendered his resignation.

He was fired

[DJ_Chaps]

heh the entire senior management layer at the state department just walked off the job.

Care to add the actual details? Oh nvm you hate being wrong.

[blake]

heh the entire senior management layer at the state department just walked off the job.

Care to add the actual details? Oh nvm you hate being wrong.

Entire State Department Senior Management Team Resigns

http://www.mediaite.com/online/entir...-team-resigns/

According to reporting from The Washington Post Thursday, an unprecedented number of high-level State Department officials all resigned at the same time rather than stick around for the Donald Trump administration.

“Secretary of State Rex Tillerson’s job running the State Department just got considerably more difficult,” they report. “The entire senior level of management officials resigned Wednesday, part of an ongoing mass exodus of senior foreign service officers who don’t want to stick around for the Trump era.”

Among those on the way out: Undersecretary for Management Patrick Kennedy, Assistant Secretary of State Joyce Anne Barr, Assistant Secretary of State Michele Bond and Director of Foreign Missions Gentry O. Smith. Earlier in the week, Assistant Secretary of State Gregory Starr and director of the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations Lydia Muniz also resigned. All served under both Democratic and Republican administrations.