It is small and inexpensive, but offers up all sorts of options that will meet your navigation needs with amazingly great power. This unit is unique and convenient as it has a click to enter scroll wheel making it easy to select your destinations….

On June 26th, 2007 at 3:41 pm, jrlingreenbay said:

Let’s see – the barrier was built in 2000. So it has been in Mexico for 7 years, quietly doing it’s job, not hurting anyone.

Hmmm…open, notorious, exclusive… adverse possession?

It is amazing to me that nobody has been fed up enough by all this to go postal somewhere. I would have expected to hear about a crazed individual by now.

On Monday, Mexico’s Foreign Relations Department said it has sent a diplomatic note to the United States protesting the barrier.

In a sane world, the response would have been “Tough” and the flipping of the bird…

And feral… “Measure twice, cut once” might be how YOU do it, but it’s been my observation that it goes a little different for the Feds.

“Measure once, cut twice”

Hi Michelle Malkin!!!,Trackback from wedoit4you.com on Border follies: U.S. sorry for building barrier that encroaches on Mexico at http://www.wedoit4you.com/archive/2007/06/26...

I say, let’s pay a $5000.00 fine, and let it stay there.

If need be – we can take a crane and move it 5 feet so it can “touch-back” to it’s native country before replacing it.

12 million illegals in our country and Mexico’s upset about a vehicle barrier in the middle of nowhere 5 feet into theirs?

I hope the work crew refuses to touch it, it becomes a job “Americans won’t do” and then some of the illegals crossing the border can be hired to move it.

Heck, the government has lots of practice at “do nothing”. At least this time there would be some justice to it.

The contractor should be sued to recover the cost of removal and replacement, but I am sure since the company is in the pockets of a bunch of senators and congressmen, it won’t happen.

On Monday, Mexico’s Foreign Relations Department said it has sent a diplomatic note to the United States protesting the barrier.

Throw that note in the trash. Mexico’s Foreign Relations Department should be apologizing to us for failing to control the massive number of illegal incursions onto US soil directly from Mexico.

We give that country millions of dollars every year. I would say we bought that land several times over by now. Hand over the deed Mexico.

Just the oil and mineral rights – we can sell the rest of the country back to Spain

When is Mexico going to apologize for sending millions of their ignorant and poor to the US that they can’t support because of their grossly corrupt government? Mexico actually makes 3rd world countries seem inviting.

Apologize?? They CAN support them. They just don’t want to, especially when greedy businesses are willing to exploit them here for cheap labor and much of what they earn gets sent back to Mexico, AND federal, some state and local agencies are just thrilled to lavish cash and benefits on them using OUR tax dollars.

By the way, as far as deporting Bush and the Senate to Mexico, if this bill passes, Washinton D.C. will soon be known as Mexico City del Norte and you will hear a sucking sound at the border as half the current Mexican population will be scrambling to get here!