Tough On Foreign Soil, Weak And Wimpy At Home

Tough On Foreign Soil, Weak And Wimpy At Home
By Austin Hill
Sunday, August 19, 2007
http://www.townhall.com/Columnists/Aust ... py_at_home

Did you hear the big, new developments with our government’s efforts to curb illegal immigration?

Probably not. The details got lost in the shuffle, like a lot of other important information emanating from Washington these days.

The details on the new developments are coming up, so stay tuned.

But first, you should know that Michael Chertoff spoke at the Fourth Annual Border Security Conference, held last week at the University of Texas at El Paso. And unfortunately, Mr. Chertoff’s comments at the conference seemed completely detached and disconnected from the “new developmentsâ€

My only problem with going abroad to 'hunt down terrorists' is the fact our doors and windows were left open with a 'welcome' sign for the terrorist to come here.

They are still open - and the government is so intent on either destroying the sovereignty of this country or making corporations richer, they are not even going to do the things that would flush them out.

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Tough On Foreign Soil, Weak And Wimpy At Home

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Tough against third world countries, but what happens if we get into trouble against one of the more advanced nations and we've used all of our troops scattering them to the wind on matters that shouldn't have concerned us in the first place.

The Federal Government has had a Revolution going in the way it governs for decades. The United States Constitution was meant to be the rules and foundation of the nation.

I don't think they really care what we think anymore. I think they have think tanks that have things planned out for what ever we try do do to insure they get their own way.

We need to regain control of our government before we can regain control of our streets.