Bill C on February 5, 2007 at 11:56 PM

Isn’t Bush powerful enough to kill with his words and thoughts alone? Isn’t he more powerful than Darth Vader and Emperor Pamatine combined? (/sarcasm off)

William

There were certainly two sides to the account of the two Border Patrol agents who went to jail for shooting a fleeing pot smuggler in the butt. It sounds like they were being pretty shady in the way they covered……

You’re not fooling anyone.

MKR on February 1, 2007 at 4:49 AM

You’re right. Everyone but you three had already figured it out on their own.

Only fooling going on is from the three of you.

Birds chirping.

You’re not fooling anyone.

MKR on January 31, 2007 at 10:41 PM

Birds chirping. You still have your two fans, so don’t be too depressed. Keep on fighting. Maybe you’ll manage to convince a third person.

How does it feel to be part of .05 percent on an opinion poll? Must be discouraging.

Gregor on January 31, 2007 at 6:00 PM

His own words.

What are the depths of your intellectual dishonesty?

You were just slammed by Centerfire for your intentionally narrow interpretation of 18 USC 924(c), as well as your blatant mischaractisation of his comments, and you have no response to this?

There’s nothing I can say to Centerfire regarding his posts that haven’t already been said many times

Translation: I was just backed into a corner and I’d better shut my mouth before I make a further fool of myself.

How’s that?

Your conduct? Pissweak, mate.

Pissweak.

And here is the link for the House Judiciary Committee Testimony by Andy Ramirez during the Congressional investigation.

The information in his rebuttal to Suttons fact sheet is shocking and should be read by all interested forum members.

Here is just one example:

“The government filed a false report when they swore out the arrest warrant for Agents Compean & The warrant stated, Ballistic testing confirms a government issued weapon
belonging to U.S. Border Patrol Agent Ignacio Nacho Ramos, a 96D Beretta 40 caliber automatic pistol , serial number BER067069M, fired a bullet (a 40 caliber Smith & Wesson jacketed hollow-point) which hit the victim in the left buttocks as he attempted to flee to Mexico. Where the victim was shot on U.S. Government property between the U.S. bank of the Rio Grande River and the levy.

In fact, the bullet according to the ballistic report issued by the Department of Public Safety on March 18, 2006 Laboratory Case Number L4E- 46738, stated that The manufacturer of the firearm of the copper-jacketed bullet is unknown but could include encountered models of 40 S&W caliber FN/Browning, Beretta, Heckler & Koch, and Ruger pistols.

When IG Special Agent Chris Sanchez ignored the fact as reported by DPS that the manufacturer of the bullet was unknown, he swore out a false warrant on Agents Ramos & Compean. (DPS Report prepared by Joseph J.J. Correa, Criminalist IV)”

The plot thickens, it now seems that the investigating officer, Chris Sanchez, not only took the evidence home with him at night, breaking the chain of custody, he swore to false information in the arrest warrant for Compean and Ramos.

GT on January 31, 2007 at 6:34 PM

Is there something NEW in the quote you posted? No. Reading comprehension classes. Community college courses are cheap.

Trust me. You don’t have a quarter of the intelligence she has. The fact that you have try to deflect my point by bringing her into it proves it.

Then why are you mocking her beliefs, dipshit?

You’re just a waste of bandwidth and my time at this point.

GT on January 31, 2007 at 6:34 PM

So do us all a favor and cancel your internet subscription. There’s about 99% of Hot Air readers who are sick of you.

Gregor on January 31, 2007 at 5:53 PM

You really are thick, aren’t you.

The construction is part of the Secure Border Initiative the Bush administration announced last year, intended to provide a mix of high-tech virtual fencing and a traditional barrier.

Arizona Daily Star

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Yeah, just keep on calling Michelle Malkin a silly tinfoil hat wearer.

Gregor on January 31, 2007 at 6:10 PM

Trust me. You don’t have a quarter of the intelligence she has. The fact that you have try to deflect my point by bringing her into it proves it.

You’re just a waste of bandwidth and my time at this point.

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Yep, no doubt about it. Your tinfoil hat is on too tight and I’ve wasted entirely too much time on your silliness.

GT on January 31, 2007 at 4:46 PM

Yeah, just keep on calling Michelle Malkin a silly tinfoil hat wearer.

Why are you ignoring Centerfire’s most recent comments?

MKR on January 31, 2007 at 4:21 PM

I think we’re done, here.

Centerfire on January 30, 2007 at 7:08 PM

His own words.

There’s nothing I can say to Centerfire regarding his posts that haven’t already been said many times, by many people on this same thread. The THREE of you can share your view and the other 99% of us will share our view.

How’s that?

GT on January 31, 2007 at 4:46 PM

Again with the belief that we’re all stupid on this blog. What’s up with you?

Yes, we’re all aware that Bush signed the Border Fence Bill. We’re also aware they signed it just before the mid-term elections in the belief that GOP voters would be stupid enough to not notice that it had no funding.

Wrong.

The fence will never be built.

As for your second link … it’s almost comical.

Construction has begun on vehicle barriers that will be part of a mix of fencing along the Arizona-Mexico border …

The first phase will be placed along 9 miles (15 kilometers) at the western edge of a 37-mile (60-kilometer) stretch of desert in southwestern Arizona.

On Jan. 12, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff cleared the way for the work to start by waiving environmental regulations and laws impeding construction along the 2.8 million-acre (1.1-million-hectare) Barry M. Goldwater bombing range.

Yeah. That’s the same fence we’re talking about, right?

Are you the most gullible person in the world?

Yes, you ARE mistaken. The wall has yet to even be funded and my prediction is that it will never be built. And even if it IS built, it is nothing more than a symbolic fraud. The LOCATION of the fence will no doubt be some obscure location which will have absolutely no positive impact on illegal crossings. It’s a 700 mile fence to be located at a ‘yet to be determined’ position and to cover only about 1/3 of the actual border.

Gregor on January 31, 2007 at 11:50 AM

Uh huh….I see.

Bush signs bill to build 700-mile fence on U.S.-Mexico border: USA Today

Feds Begin Construction of Vehicle Fence Along Southwest Border: FoxNews

Yep, no doubt about it. Your tinfoil hat is on too tight and I’ve wasted entirely too much time on your silliness.

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I wonder if GT and Centerfire will choose to ignore

Why are you ignoring Centerfire’s most recent comments?

You’ve responded to just about everything else on this page.

Right. Nice try. You just called 85% of the population “tin foil hatters.”

Gregor on January 31, 2007 at 11:50 AM

Including the host of this blog … Michelle Malkin. I wonder if you would be so bold as to email her the same arguments you throw at us.

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GT on January 31, 2007 at 7:20 AM

Bush blind follower alert … ALERT .. ALERT … BBF DETECTED … ALERT .. BUSH BLIND FOLLOWER ALERT … ALERT … BBF …

It would seem to me that Bush is simply being consistent.

GT on January 31, 2007 at 7:24 AM

No doubt about that. He’s been 100% consistent in supporting his open borders partnership with the Mexican government.

BTW, you do realize that Bush did sign “The Wall” bill. If I’m not mistaken, construction has already begun.

Yes, you ARE mistaken. The wall has yet to even be funded and my prediction is that it will never be built. And even if it IS built, it is nothing more than a symbolic fraud. The LOCATION of the fence will no doubt be some obscure location which will have absolutely no positive impact on illegal crossings. It’s a 700 mile fence to be located at a ‘yet to be determined’ position and to cover only about 1/3 of the actual border.

And in “staying consistent” … Bush will continue to bend over and grab his ankles to avoid angering his business partners:

“Mexico is not going to bear, it is not going to permit, and it will not allow a stupid thing like this wall,” Derbez said.

Are you sure you boys don’t have those tinfoil hats on just a bit too tight? [/wink]

Right. Nice try. You just called 85% of the population “tin foil hatters.”

Good job.

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GT

I guess you can respond with that to

any

criticism of Bush, no matter how well reasoned. I’m sure it’s a heckuva lot easier than dealing with the argument.