Thread: Troop Trauma

Troop Trauma

by Julian Aguilar
June 2, 2010

The expected deployment of 1,200 National Guard troops to the border has angered border advocacy groups, which fear the militarization of their communities will damage the local economy and negatively impact their way of life.

Border residents allege that elected officials in Washington are succumbing to political pressure. Despite the drug violence across the border in Mexico, they say, their communities are remarkably safe.

“Proposals to deploy the National Guard are ill-conceived and motivated by electoral politics rather than border realities,â€

"Troop Trauma"

From all the whining and moaning about "militarizing' our border, sounds like its working already.



The only people with a "fear factor" are all you treasonous advocacy groups and your patron illegal aliens. Yeah, we know you'll be out of money and jobs soon cuz the gig is up, the party's over, your patrons are going home and all you nut jobs that work for civil rights for illegal aliens and human rights for international gypsies are going to have to go get some real jobs, because those phony jobs you've been lining your pockets with selling out our country and calling Americans racists and xenophobes ... well, those jobs are over due to lack to popular demand.