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"Iconoclast" <Iconoclast@ecoweb.co.zw> wrote in message
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> The politically correct Arizona Star calls the illegal aliens who are
trying
> to drive white Americans out of the border area simply "border crossers."
> This kind of attack on ranchers and their animals is part of a concerted
> effort by Mexico to drive Americans out of the border areas and
effectively
> move the border north in increments.  This is the same tactic SWAPO used
in
> Southwest Africa and Zanu PF used in Zimbabwe to make lives hell for white
> ranchers.
>
> http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/border/132114
>
> ARIVACA - Sandy Schlesinger thought he had an unspoken accord with the
> illegal entrants who passed through his property on a nearly daily basis.
> He filled their water jugs and gave them tortillas before sending them on
> their way and calling the Border Patrol.
> A couple of weeks ago, though, the rules changed.
> Schlesinger heard his dog, a German wire-haired pointer and black Labrador
> mix named Gobbler, barking from his outdoor kennel early in the morning.
He
> looked out the window and saw a border crosser with his arm outstretched,
> standing a few feet from his kenneled dog. Schlesinger thought the man was
> perhaps working up the nerve to move close enough to pet the dog. When
> Schlesinger went outside, he saw a group of eight people and gave them
water
> before they left.
> Schlesinger didn't realize until three days later that his dog was blind,
> the result he says of the border crosser shooting pepper spray into
> Gobbler's eyes.
> morning. He looked out the window and saw a border crosser with his arm
> outstretched, standing a few feet from his kenneled dog. Schlesinger
thought
> the man was perhaps working up the nerve to move close enough to pet the
> dog. When Schlesinger went outside, he saw a group of eight people and
gave
> them water before they left.
> Schlesinger didn't realize until three days later that his dog was blind,
> the result he says of the border crosser shooting pepper spray into
> Gobbler's eyes.
> When Gobbler's veterinarian said Schlesinger's dog had been pepper-sprayed
> and blinded because it was not treated immediately, the owner realized
what
> had happened.
> "Animals act differently," Schles-inger said. "You and I would run
screaming
> for water, but he didn't."
> Damage was so severe in one of Gobbler's eyes, the vet had to inject it
with
> steroids and sew it shut. The other eye is open, but blind and the dog is
> still being treated daily with medications and eyedrops.
> Because Schlesinger lives in a rural area 35 miles from the Mexican
border,
> he doesn't think Gobbler is safe living there without his eyesight. Days
> after the vet treated the dog, a rattlesnake slithered into Gobbler's pen.
> Schlesinger was able to remove the snake before Gobbler - in his blinded
> state - stepped on it.
> "He's totally defenseless. He can't see. I need to find another place for
> him. He's not safe here," Schlesinger said.
> Since the incident with Gobbler, other area residents are concerned for
the
> safety of their companion animals, too.

We need 30,000 troops on the border now to stop the flood of illegals and to
protect
American citizens.

Hank
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