Carl F. Worden
OUR NORTHERN BORDER IS OUR PROBLEM
Tue Dec 10 05:08:16 2002
208.152.73.138

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Subject: OUR NORTHERN BORDER IS OUR PROBLEM
Date: Mon, 9 Dec 2002 22:00:50 -0800
From: "Carl F. Worden" wolfeyes@hisurfer.net
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Ladies & gentlemen:

Bill O'Reilly of Fox has taken the position that Canada's loose acceptance
of potential terrorist immigrants is responsible for those potential
terrorists entering the United States. His entire premise is found wanting.

Look, we Americans are responsible for controlling our own borders, whether
our government fulfills that role or not. Yes, we'd like Canada to assist
in that, but Canada is Canada -- a sovereign nation independent of the
United States of America -- and they can do as they please with their own
immigration policies. So can Mexico. When it comes to controlling our own
border with Canada and Mexico, that is our business and our responsibility.

O'Reilly is an okay guy, but just that. He lacks common sense in just too
many areas that I find disturbing to the point I now question his rationale
in all things until proven otherwise. Sorry, Bill.

The United States of America is responsible for controlling the borders of
the United States of America -- any questions? We, the people, are in fact,
the Government of the United States of America. If the elected
representatives and bureaucrats of the United States Government will not, or
cannot adequately control our northern border with Canada, then we need to
form citizen Militia groups near those borders to fill that vacuum -- just
like the citizens' Militia groups who have begun to patrol our southern
borders.

My gut instinct tells me George W. Bush privately welcomes the advent of
citizen Militia groups patrolling our borders and repelling and/or arresting
the invaders. It is all too perfect for him, in a political sense. He can
politically deny a formal U.S. Government intervention, thus relieving
himself of the political and international baggage that goes with it, while
asserting that his citizens have an independent right to protect their
private and publicly owned property on those borders.

God in Heaven, I hope he's that smart. Please God, make him that smart.
Amen.

In a recent news conference with presidential press secretary Arie
Fleischer, WorldNetDaily reporter Les Kinsolving asked what President Bush
intended to do about the citizen Militia groups now patrolling the Arizona
border with Mexico. Fleischer replied, "The president believes that the
laws of the land need to be observed and the laws need to be enforced."

Did you get that clearly? That's a green light, citizens! As long as the
citizen Militias do not violate the law in confronting and arresting illegal
immigrants invading the borders of the United States, President Bush isn't
going to intervene. Unless we get a bunch of cowboys who are undisciplined
and blow it, George W. Bush is not going to intervene.

That places a lot of responsibility on us Militia men and women, and I am
confident we will perform as required under law. We are all entitled to
make citizen arrests, and to use lethal force only if used to protect
ourselves from imminent death or serious injury -- or to protect others from
the same.

Groups like Texas' Jack Foote's Ranch Rescue Militia are manned with
top-notch retired special forces personnel, who have already proven their
prowess in border intervention techniques. The last time they struck, they
bagged 279 lbs. of high grade marijuana without unnecessarily killing the
interlopers.

I see a change coming to America where American citizens get off their sofas
and take the actions our Founding Fathers would take pride in. There is a
major change coming, and we independent American citizens will be the
catalyst.

Carl F. Worden
Liaison Officer
Southern Oregon Militia