LarryW
07-30-2014, 12:38
An interesting video. Not sure about the "next 9-11 proof" thing, but the problem is a problem, and if the public at large keeps their heads turned away while our politicians whistle in the wind we won't see the pitch until it's it the catchers mitt. Time to keep our eye on the ball. JMHO. (Don't mess with Texas.)
http://freepatriot.org/2014/07/16/texas-border-rancher-makes-frightening-discovery-claims-proof-9-11-happen-video/
Mike Vickers owns a sleepy little 1,000 acre ranch that borders the U.S.-Mexico border. Vickers says that a minimum of 30 illegal immigrants cross his ranch, each and every day. The problem is that the Border Patrol station is just over five miles away and getting help to the ranch is time is just useless most days.
Vickers recently found something on his ranch that one of the illegal-aliens dropped, and that single find has Vickers, the local community and the entire Border Patrol in alarm.
In May, Vickers discovered a dictionary on his property, but this is no ordinary dictionary on English dialect. The book is Urdu-to-English, something that many American’s are unfamiliar with and are soon about to be as disturbed as the local political arena in and around the country.
Urdu is the National language of Pakistan. The language is in fact spoken in many parts of Afghanistan and India. The discovery of the book on the ranch brings to question “are extremists crossing our borders to the south and leading a jihad against the U.S.?”
Vickers discovered the book, reported it to the Border Patrol but has only come forward recently due to the fact that the agents he reported it to, did little or nothing about it.
The book in fact, was found near an electric fence, so Vickers see’s this as a case of getting zapped by the fence in the night, and dropping an important document that may lead authorities on a quest to seek out its owner.
A single Border Patrol agent has recently come out and told The Blaze that he is not surprised by Vickers’ discovery at all. “We’ve found Quran, prayer rugs and many other unusual items at the border that certainly raise concern,” the agent said.
Border Patrol has a new slang for the noted crossers, “OTM’s”, meaning “Other Than Mexicans.”
“We have limited resources,” the agent said. “It’s frustrating for all of us and there’s no doubt that we have OTMs coming from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia and other parts of the world that we are very concerned with……… these guys won’t be turning themselves into Border Patrol like the family units or children.”
The entire incident concerns Rep. Ted Poe (R-Texas), who quoted this month that ‘he believes extremists are plotting another Sept. 11th style attack on the United States.’
“This jihadist group ISIS and its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi have promised direct confrontation with America,” Poe said last month. If Poe is right, the Republican Party in Washington is sure hitting the ‘nail on the head’ in this matter.
Poe undoubtedly believes that extremists will carry out any future attack, and are most likely to cross into the U.S. from the Mexico/Texas border.
“Of course the way they would come to the United States would be through the porous border with Mexico. The drug cartels will bring people into the country no matter who they are — for money,” he said. “Everyone in the world knows that the border between the United States and Mexico is completely porous.”
Poe believes that putting National Guard troops along the borders is one step in the right direction for preventing such attacks on the U.S.
“National security does not start overseas; it starts at the border between the U.S. and Mexico,” he said.
http://freepatriot.org/2014/07/16/texas-border-rancher-makes-frightening-discovery-claims-proof-9-11-happen-video/
Mike Vickers owns a sleepy little 1,000 acre ranch that borders the U.S.-Mexico border. Vickers says that a minimum of 30 illegal immigrants cross his ranch, each and every day. The problem is that the Border Patrol station is just over five miles away and getting help to the ranch is time is just useless most days.
Vickers recently found something on his ranch that one of the illegal-aliens dropped, and that single find has Vickers, the local community and the entire Border Patrol in alarm.
In May, Vickers discovered a dictionary on his property, but this is no ordinary dictionary on English dialect. The book is Urdu-to-English, something that many American’s are unfamiliar with and are soon about to be as disturbed as the local political arena in and around the country.
Urdu is the National language of Pakistan. The language is in fact spoken in many parts of Afghanistan and India. The discovery of the book on the ranch brings to question “are extremists crossing our borders to the south and leading a jihad against the U.S.?”
Vickers discovered the book, reported it to the Border Patrol but has only come forward recently due to the fact that the agents he reported it to, did little or nothing about it.
The book in fact, was found near an electric fence, so Vickers see’s this as a case of getting zapped by the fence in the night, and dropping an important document that may lead authorities on a quest to seek out its owner.
A single Border Patrol agent has recently come out and told The Blaze that he is not surprised by Vickers’ discovery at all. “We’ve found Quran, prayer rugs and many other unusual items at the border that certainly raise concern,” the agent said.
Border Patrol has a new slang for the noted crossers, “OTM’s”, meaning “Other Than Mexicans.”
“We have limited resources,” the agent said. “It’s frustrating for all of us and there’s no doubt that we have OTMs coming from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia and other parts of the world that we are very concerned with……… these guys won’t be turning themselves into Border Patrol like the family units or children.”
The entire incident concerns Rep. Ted Poe (R-Texas), who quoted this month that ‘he believes extremists are plotting another Sept. 11th style attack on the United States.’
“This jihadist group ISIS and its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi have promised direct confrontation with America,” Poe said last month. If Poe is right, the Republican Party in Washington is sure hitting the ‘nail on the head’ in this matter.
Poe undoubtedly believes that extremists will carry out any future attack, and are most likely to cross into the U.S. from the Mexico/Texas border.
“Of course the way they would come to the United States would be through the porous border with Mexico. The drug cartels will bring people into the country no matter who they are — for money,” he said. “Everyone in the world knows that the border between the United States and Mexico is completely porous.”
Poe believes that putting National Guard troops along the borders is one step in the right direction for preventing such attacks on the U.S.
“National security does not start overseas; it starts at the border between the U.S. and Mexico,” he said.