🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1179969372.026332.266480@r3g2000prh.googlegroups.com>, taxthis2007@yahoo.com wrote:

> You seem to have a real attitude problem , boy. I think society would
> be better off with you in jail even if we have to make up a bogus
> charge.

Boy, do you think your masters are going to favor you because you serve 
them? Hell, they'll have you die on a whim. Your family, your children, 
aren't any safer than those of the rest of us. You better wake up quick 
boy and figure out what the Bill of Rights is really about. 

BTW, seems your masters don't think you'll do the deed when the time 
comes. As some predicted years ago, the push to have foreign nationals as 
police officers has begun. Foreign nationals will have even less of a 
clue about 'rights' and they won't have a problem harming US citizens. An 
american cop might start questioning what he is doing once the orders go 
beyond some threshold.... the foreign national, from some keptocracy 
knows that's just the way police are and it won't be his neighbor he's 
abusing..

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http://www.abqtrib.com/news/2007/may/16/santa-fe-cops-may-recruit-mexicans/
Santa Fe cops may recruit Mexicans

Associated Press
Wednesday, May 16, 2007 

SANTA FE . The Santa Fe Police Department is considering the possibility 
of recruiting Mexican nationals to fill vacant police jobs.
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Think about that next time an illegal alien is let go because that's 
what the policy is.... (google sactuary city) Then again, maybe if you do 
real well, the president of Mexico might give your local PD an award too. 

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http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/police/release05_1103.htm

APD Presented "Ohtli" Award from the Mexican Government

The Mexican Government has chosen Assistant Chief Rudy Landeros of the 
Austin Police Department as a recipient of the prestigious "Ohtli Award". 
The award will be presented on Thursday, November 6, at 8:00 a.m. in the 
Stone's Crossing room at the Four Seasons Hotel located at 98 San Jacinto 
Boulevard. Assistant Chief Rudy Landeros will accept the award for the 
Austin Police Department with Mexican President, Vicente Fox, in attendance.

In recognition of the Austin Police Department's efforts in promoting 
public policy and the rights of immigrants, the Mexican Government has 
chosen Assistant Chief Landeros as the recipient of the "Ohtli Award". 
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