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"The other Donald" <the_donald_13@yeehaw2.com> wrote in message
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> "J Young" <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote in message
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> > "Bill Walker" <bill.walker2@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> > >   For the most part, I agree with your post.. I'll deviate just a
bit..
> > > The country of Mexico is not a hospitable environment for the
transport
> > > of nuclear materials.. In fact, that material would have to be
smuggled
> > > into the country by extraordinary means..
> > >
> > >   I've spent a great deal of time in that country.. I have family deep
> > > in Mexico in several of it's states.. Drug smuggling and latinos
> > > crossing the border is another issue, entirely.. Drug smuggling is
> > > increasingly difficult and the main highways, almost non-existent..
The
> > > difference is that drugs and people are much different than arms and
> > > nuclear material.. They do not have the support of the ordinary
Mexican
> > > people.. In fact, there would be much opposition to the transport of
> > > those materials..
> > >
> > >   Do not be mistaken about the border issues that've been raised in
this
> > > camaign.. Indirectly Karl Rove and his henchmen fired up the Border
> > > security issue as another smoke and mirrors strategy to disguise
Bush's
> > > own failures..
> > >
> > >   We've heard much about anecdotal horror stories that were designed
to
> > > fire up the Bush support in states like Arizona and New Mexico..
Border
> > > areas in California and Texas also were flooded with the same
stories..
> > >
> > >   Let me assure you that our good neighbors to the south, are the best
> > > assets we have, to protect us from the terrorists threats in the
> > > southern regions of our country.. Trust me.. they exercise no
tolerance
> > > policies for weapons and nuclear material, for their own safety..
Don't
> > > be misled into yet another area that is fueled by Karl Rove and Bush
> > > supporters..
> > >
> > >   Bill Walker
> > >   Irving, Tx.
> > >
> > Anyone who thinks al-Queda has nukes belongs in the nut house. Saddam
> > Hussien, with the resources of an entire nation at his disposal and a
> > budget in the billions from oil revenues, couldn't acquire a bomb.
>
> You're changing the subject. It was the Bush Administration that said such
> things. Are you calling Shrub a 'nut?'
>
>
> > We're supposed to believe that some sand-monkey hiding in a cave can
> > acquire one? You've been hitting that moonshine too much Bill.
>
> Way to go, dumbass. Bill said the exact opposite, and never mentioned
'sand
> monkeys,' you bigotted piece of shit. Bill pointed out how the Bush
> Administration's fear mongering was unfounded with regard to Mexico.
>
> You certainly are an illiterate fucktard, ain't ya?

LOL... If this guy is typical of Bush supporters, how in the hell did any of
them qualify to vote.. I've always thought that certifiable nuts were not
allowed to vote..

Bill Walker
Irving, Tx.
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