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July 15, 2007
Moonbat Flotilla on the Rio Grande
A flotilla of fools in kayaks and canoes paddled down the Rio Grande yesterday to protest the concept of building a fence to defend our country. Exhibiting the moonbat knack for evoking nausea with their mawkish "we are the world" gestures, they held hands across the bridge between Roma, Texas and Ciudad Miguel Aleman, Mexico.
Most of the moonbats were American, though the mayor of Miguel Aleman also took part. Their justification for opposing measures to enhance our country's security and territorial integrity: building a fence would, in AP's sympathetic words, "destroy the impoverished region's burgeoning bird-watching industry."
Also it would supposedly endanger wildcats and hurt cross-border commerce.
If by "cross-border commerce" they are referring to drug traffickers and human-smuggling Coyotes, the open-borders folks may have finally gotten something right.
Funny, the people worried about the supposed negative effects of border fencing on the environment don't seem to care much about the tons of garbage illegal aliens strew across our countryside as they invade.
On tips from Varla and Wiggins.
Posted by Van Helsing at July 15, 2007 6:32 PM
Comments
there goes the rio grande!
looks like we'll cancel our vacation there - and stay away from arkansas! we still have clean lakes and rivers here.
Posted by: nanc at July 15, 2007 7:47 PM
Here in Texas, as often as not the filthiest part of town will be wherever the illegal aliens hang out - Twinkie wrappers, beer cans, chip bags, etc strewn all over the place. Heaven forbid anyone put something in a garbage can!
Posted by: Sam Houston at July 16, 2007 10:13 AM
"Bird watching," huh? I didn't realize that the border area was a destination for budding ornithologists. Is that the pro-illegal crowd's new offensive play? Give an illegal alien a pair of binoculars and a goofy hat, and set them loose? Madness. BUILD THE WALL NOW!
Posted by: skh.pcola at July 16, 2007 11:29 AM
