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Retired Army Ranger’s First Hand Encounters at the Border
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Retired Army Ranger's First Hand Encounters at the Border
A retired Army Ranger's first hand account of what is happening at the border...
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Retired Army Ranger’s First Hand Encounters at the Border

in News, Politics, Videos / by Brandon Walker / on July 18, 2014 at 11:08 am /

A retired Army Ranger’s first hand account of what is happening at the border completely backs up what we all fear.When Jennifer Kerns from the The Blaze received a video from Little Bonanza Productions of what an Army Ranger (retired) has seen first hand on his little 10 mile stretch of the border, they probably didn’t know how bad it blows the false narrative of the “humanitarian crisis” for “the children” out of the water until they watched it for themselves.

Bevan Olyphant is a retired Army Ranger. He has a ranch on a ten mile stretch of the border. Though he holds only a ten mile stretch, he estimates between seven to ten thousand individuals every month are coming through his ranch that he’s aware of. He describes quite bluntly how his horse hesitated a couple of times. One of the times his horse hesitated was because of an individual with an AK-47 draped across his lap.He tells quite vividly of having seven individuals from Brazil in his home close to death from dehydration.He also tells of issues with his personal health.

The potential public health disaster is a very familiar story to Olyphant. After rapid weight loss, he ended up at the Mayo Clinic. They asked him specifically if he knew of an illegal immigrant swimming in his water supply. The rare biological contamination could have cost him his life.The interview was conducted by Little Bonanza Productions and is part of a documentary series of what we face every day in the border crisis. The film company was most famous for the documentary film “The Border”. While it was produced as an impartial look at what we face along our Mexican/American border, “The Border” brings light to the growing crisis that started under President Bush. It has only escalated since Obama took office. They have been conducting interviews like the ones with Olyphant and Dr. Mike Vickers’ discovery on his Texas ranch.You can see the interview with Olyphant here after talking with Little Bonanza Productions:



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"Mr. President, it is natural to man to indulge in illusions of hope. .................................................. .........................................

It is in vain, sir, to extenuate the matter. Gentlemen may cry, Peace, Peace, -- but there is no peace. The war is actually begun,.....Our brethren are already in the field. ............,,,,,, Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death."

Taken from a speech delivered by Patrick Henry March 23, 1775

The liberty Mr. Henry spoke about was to enjoy a nation that was the master of its own destiny, free of subversive forces. I do believe that we are all children of God, which makes us brothers, but even brothers will have differences of opinion and go separate ways. God provided for that in allowing many nations to develop based in part upon those differences in opinion. As often happens one opinion develops more success than another opinion. As in brothers of blood, as well of nations, envy being a human deficiency is eminent.

The United States shared its wealth and human resources freely with other nations attempting to encourage hope and peace. We have been adequately generous to even deprive our own to assist others. We have become a debtor nation to effectuate and continue our quest to encourage hope, success and peace for other nations.

We have shared to being near bankrupt of wealth. Approaching such a dire state of financial affairs it seems that even two major religions of the world are doubting our true wealth or lack thereof, thus expecting even more from us. One calling us infidels, the other insisting upon our sharing of wealth that does not exist, and to open our borders to the entire world, further depriving those that actively partook in effecting our nations success.

Our challenge today has become similar to the challenge spoken of by Mr. Henry 239 years ago. We have to defend what we have, or have left, or lose the opportunity to achieve again, not to be subverted by those envious of our success, rather than striving for their own success.

As imperfect as our nation is, it is still the best available at the moment. Like Mr. Henry, I choose liberty rather than surrender. The time has arrived to be solitary owners of our borders and our wealth, so that later we may again be helpful to our brethren nations, but more frugal than in our past. Experience has aptly demonstrated that charity has to begin at home, that love is not a commodity that can be purchased even from nations.