Thread: Ramos and Compean, Not Brown Enough

Ramos and Compean, Not Brown Enough
Wednesday, 26 December 2007
By John W. Lillpop



Pity poor souls Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean. Owing to poor career and lifestyle choices and just plain rotten luck, the two have been cheated out of twelve and eleven years of freedom, respectively.

In reality, Ramos and Compean have only themselves to blame. Each foolishly chose to serve America in law enforcement, which meant a commitment to secure borders, the rule of law, and American sovereignty as agents of the Border Patrol.
Obviously terrible choices, especially for young Hispanic men better suited for flipping Big Macs, mowing lawns, washing cars and marching to protest the rule of law.

Even more incredible, the two actually chose to do their jobs to the best of their abilities. That really pushed the envelope.

The final straw came when Ramos and Compean chased illegal alien Osvaldo Aldrete-Davila back across the Mexican border, thereby preventing the thug from smuggling drugs into America.

Osvaldo Aldrete-Davila left America sans a few grams of brown buttocks blasted off his criminal being by a single shot from Ramos or Compean.

However, Aldrete-Davila was not injured too gravely, as he attempted to smuggle a "second load" of drugs into the U.S. on November 15, an indiscretion for which he was arrested.

WND: http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=58727

Unfortunately, last year our government was able to convict Ramos and Compean based on testimony provided by the drug smuggling illegal alien, Osvaldo Aldrete-Davila. That conviction lead to the brutal sentences imposed on the two in October 2006.

If only Ramos and Compean had been illegal aliens, things would have surely worked out differently.

To begin with, Ramos and Compean would have been defended by the ACLU, La Raza, the Democrat candidates for president, Hispanic civil rights activists, and stoked by Hispanic apologists Gerald Rivera and Rick Sanchez in the media.

Charges of racism and bigotry would have been levied against the prosecutors, and the sentences would have started a political firestorm of rage from coast to coast.

If the two had been illegal aliens, that is.

But Ramos and Compean are not illegal aliens. They are responsible American citizens who took their law enforcement responsibilitites seriously. As a result, the silence coming from the ACLU, La Raza and other Hispanic advocacy groups has been downright deafening.

Want to drive your blood pressure off the charts? Compare the injustice imposed upon Ramos and Compean with the fate of illegal alien Hector Velazquez-Nava.

This vermin from Mexico slammed his SUV into a car driven by director Bob Clark, famous for his award-winning film, A Christmas Story, in 1983. The crash killed both Clark and his 22-year-old son, Ariel Hanrath-Clark.

Hector Velazquez-Nava, an illegal alien from Mexico, had a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit.

For killing two Americans while in a drunken stupor, illegal alien Hector Velazquez-Nava was sentenced to six years in prison.

For doing their sworn duties, Ramos and Compean were sentenced to twelve and eleven years.

Perhaps they are just not brown enough?

http://writersetc.com/writers/john/2007 ... wn-enough/

Youre probably right on!

We all have every reason to worry and R/C are political prisoners but
few are seeing the situation for what it is.

How sad but true they are simply political prisoners! By the way iam new, hello all!

Welcome Acidrain.

Yes, it's unbelievable what has happened to Ramos and Compean but we will continue to try to help them.

Welcome aboard, Acidrain. Your going to like it here.

Thank you all, this so made a grown man cry when these two individuals were sentenced when i new my own government railroaded these two men that did there duty in upholding there Oath or position only to be a political prisoner and that is what ever one should never forget.

Does anyone know how the appeal process is going?

Originally Posted by Rockfish

Does anyone know how the appeal process is going?

nope nothing, but of course they can take up to 60 days to respond.

Can you imagine if they go through the same process that david sipe went through and was ordered back to BP with back pay?

Last I heard, a ruling by the court is expected in Febuary. It cannot happen too soon. I desperately hope they come to the right conclusion. Then we can go after Sutton.

This is why the Hispanic Caucus of the US Congress KILLED a brave motion by US Congressman Sylvester Reyes (D-TX), with several other Democrats and Republicans, to free Ramos and Compean IN TIME for CHRISTMAS with family and friends. A bunch of concerned Americans and legal residents asked me after it happened WHY the Hispanic Caucus WON'T help Ramos and Compean even though they are Hispanic. I replied that while Ramos and Compean are indeed Hispanic, the Hispanic Caucus WON'T help them because Ramos and Compean are AMERICANS FIRST! The concerned Americans and legal residents responded that THIS sure sounded RACIST. I reassured them that they were RIGHT--it sounded racist because it WAS--and IS!