GV Jack
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I really don't know where to put this, but I think this shows the hysteria that is just plain rediculous.
This is an article from the AZ Daily Star this morning. The AZ House is saying that you are not safe in Arizona
if you live within 60 miles of the border.
AZ House OKs warnings for travel north of Mexican line
I live in Green Valley, about 25 miles from the border. After this article, I have taken the following safety steps.
Because I have a flat roof, I set up a machine gun nest with 24 hour manning.
I have hired a squad of body guards to accompany me around town.
I have set land mines around my palace, but unfortunately, my wife can't read maps.
Seriously, are you kidding me.
On a related note, once in a while when playing golf, we will see young Mexicans heading either north with a full back pack or south with an empty one.
Our course has a few holes bordering I-19. A couple months ago, we were standing on the 3rd tee and here come two kids, empty back packs
runing right by us. "Buenos Dias", they said as they ran by. Right behind them were two BP agents, but they didn't have a chance. Those kids
were really fast. They disappeared through the brush and were gone. In some perverse way, while I knew their mission, I was pulling for them.
Folks, this is getting rediculous. I may have to move back to Ohio where it is "safe". Yeah right.
PS: I suppose that's keep our spring breakers from coming to Green Valley this year.
This is an article from the AZ Daily Star this morning. The AZ House is saying that you are not safe in Arizona
if you live within 60 miles of the border.
AZ House OKs warnings for travel north of Mexican line
I live in Green Valley, about 25 miles from the border. After this article, I have taken the following safety steps.
Because I have a flat roof, I set up a machine gun nest with 24 hour manning.
I have hired a squad of body guards to accompany me around town.
I have set land mines around my palace, but unfortunately, my wife can't read maps.
Seriously, are you kidding me.
On a related note, once in a while when playing golf, we will see young Mexicans heading either north with a full back pack or south with an empty one.
Our course has a few holes bordering I-19. A couple months ago, we were standing on the 3rd tee and here come two kids, empty back packs
runing right by us. "Buenos Dias", they said as they ran by. Right behind them were two BP agents, but they didn't have a chance. Those kids
were really fast. They disappeared through the brush and were gone. In some perverse way, while I knew their mission, I was pulling for them.
Folks, this is getting rediculous. I may have to move back to Ohio where it is "safe". Yeah right.
PS: I suppose that's keep our spring breakers from coming to Green Valley this year.
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