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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #25 on: July 22, 2014, 06:19:59 PM »
Balog, buddy, if you had even an inkling of what was really happening down here, or the amount of money being sucked out of the economy by the crime washing over the Texas border, you know how rediculiusly cheap paying for an additional 1000 Guard troops is for us.

What, exactly, will they be doing to prevent that? If they actually do anything other reduce the wait time for illegals to get shipped off to the federal day spas then I'll retract my statements.

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Saying "I'll fly you out to TX so you can say that to my face! Oh, but you'll have to stay in a Vietnamese prison camp on the way and I get to sodomize you." is not a legitimate offer. It's pathetic internet tough guy BS. You're really embarrassing yourself.
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #26 on: July 22, 2014, 06:37:28 PM »

Saying "I'll fly you out to TX so you can say that to my face! Oh, but you'll have to stay in a Vietnamese prison camp on the way and I get to sodomize you." is not a legitimate offer. It's pathetic internet tough guy BS. You're really embarrassing yourself.

Hey, I offered.  If you want to weasel out under the guise of absurdly rampant speculation, that's your choice.

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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #27 on: July 22, 2014, 06:40:33 PM »
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For cryin' out loud, dude, nobody insulted your precious TX Natl. Guard.  ;/
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #28 on: July 22, 2014, 06:45:06 PM »
^^I'm up for the offer.
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #29 on: July 22, 2014, 07:02:16 PM »
Hey, I offered.  If you want to weasel out under the guise of absurdly rampant speculation, that's your choice.

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So this

 I triple dog dare any of you instantly jumping on the "political grandstanding" bandwagon to say it to their face.

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Okay. When?  I'll make sure to have my Guard and farm/ranch buddies at the airport to help celebrate your arrival.

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which is obviously supposed to be a veiled threat. When I called you on that you moved the goalposts to this

Balog, buddy, if you had even an inkling of what was really happening down here, or the amount of money being sucked out of the economy by the crime washing over the Texas border, you know how rediculiusly cheap paying for an additional 1000 Guard troops is for us.

As for "internet tough guying", meh.  If you're trying to be sarcastic or insulting (which you obviously are), you're out of luck.  I don't make offers I'm not willing to stick with.  But you can forget the "here's how I'll do it" business.  My dime, my time.  You fly the airline I choose,  travel on the dates I specify, stay in the hotel I pick, and meet with the people I select.  You'll also engage in the activities I list to the extent I deem adequate.  Be sure and pack a pair of old jeans and a sturdy pair of gloves.

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Which, again, is a very weaselly way of setting up conditions that make it impossible to take you up on your obviously bullshit offer. There is no way in hell you would actually front the cash to fly me out there just to as you say in your first post "say that to their faces" so you make veiled threats and set vague conditions. You are completely unserious, and it's only your pathological inability to back down or admit you said something wrong that is propelling you to these absurdities. Your offer is not genuine, it is posturing of the first order and does not reflect well on you.
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #30 on: July 22, 2014, 07:08:59 PM »
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #32 on: July 22, 2014, 07:19:12 PM »
Both o' y'all are wound a little tight.
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #33 on: July 22, 2014, 07:29:39 PM »
Both o' y'all are wound a little tight.

To keep the Texas theme, as one of my old friends from Texas used to say, "Wound up tighter than an eight day clock up a rooster's ass."  =D
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #34 on: July 22, 2014, 07:30:06 PM »
Both o' y'all are wound a little tight.

COME SAY THAT TO MY FACE!!! I'LL FLY YOU OUT HERE, BUT IT'LL BE WHEN I TELL YOU, HOW I TELL YOU, YOU'LL WEAR WHAT I TELL, AND YOU'LL TAKE WHAT I WANT TO GIVE YOU WHERE I WANT TO PUT IT!!!!! AND BRING YOUR KNEE PADS!!!
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #35 on: July 22, 2014, 07:31:08 PM »
http://theconservativetreehouse.com/2014/07/18/the-obama-dallas-immigration-visit-the-curious-case-of-obamas-faith-leaders-and-obamas-faith-based-groups/

Looks like this whole immigration mess is bigger than Perry. Perry isn't going get in the way of Obama criminally funneling 100s of millions of taxpayer money to new acornesque organizations.
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #36 on: July 22, 2014, 07:35:12 PM »
Getting any Guard troops to the border is a good start.

They shouldn't have to do anything with illegals other than turn them over to those who should be sending them back.

I want them there to give pause to the military/para-military types who are flaunting our good will at the border.

Perry may never get my vote but this is a positive step in the right direction.

  
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #37 on: July 22, 2014, 08:20:01 PM »

Perry may never get my vote but this is a positive step in the right direction.

 

I just hope it's followed with more.

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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #38 on: July 22, 2014, 09:35:04 PM »
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #39 on: July 22, 2014, 09:58:47 PM »
Having dealt quite a bit with the TX national guard, I can almost assure you they won't help at all.

The TX national guard is the complete polar opposite of the positive experiences I've had with the VA guard. It's why I cancelled my IST and went back into the reserves.
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #40 on: July 22, 2014, 10:14:46 PM »
We'd be better off with the Coast Guard.  We'll even bring our own ROE.  I've been volunteering for Afcrapistan but this might be as close as I get!  And I can get by in Spanglish.

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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #41 on: July 22, 2014, 10:25:58 PM »
Oh Jesus Christ, everybody go ahead and put your dicks away. Nobody wants to see that *expletive deleted*.

The NG is being used as political pawns. Believe me, I am behind the Guardsmen 100% but only a fool would deny what this actually will mean- that the Guardsmen are being forced to waste time and resources in a futile "deterrence" mission. And what happens if some cartel aholes or Mexican military/police unit opens fire and some of the good guys die? You think they will be able to retaliate? Or if one of the Guardsmen shoots an illegal, then what?

BTW, how long are they going to be kept deployed? The feds aren't paying the tab for this, so where is the funding for this deployment coming from? If they are kept out there for a couple or three weeks and then sent home because of a lack of funds, the situation will be right back to square one. It'll be right back to square one once the NG packs up and leaves, can't keep them deployed forever you know.

Am I saying give up? *expletive deleted* no, I'm saying it requires a different course of action than throwing a bunch of NG members at the problem without giving them ability to really do anything about it.

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Having dealt quite a bit with the TX national guard, I can almost assure you they won't help at all.

The TX national guard is the complete polar opposite of the positive experiences I've had with the VA guard. It's why I cancelled my IST and went back into the reserves.

Oh no you din't! ARE YOU PREPARED TO TELL THAT TO THE TEXAS NG MEMBERS TO THEIR FACES!!!!???
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #42 on: July 22, 2014, 10:47:16 PM »
Let us not forget that President Bush the younger was in the Texas ANG.
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #43 on: July 22, 2014, 11:05:07 PM »
I'm broadly okay with militarizing the border, but I question if the Guard will be given the leeway they need to be effectual.

What's actually needed is a goodly amount of chain link fence and a large number of landmines backed by infantry and cameras.

Effective area denial isn't hard or expensive - but that's not what the vast majority of Americans want anyway.  At a time where the feds are busing illegal immigrants further *into* the country to release them, what you have is an open borders country.

That's the program.  Sending in the Guard with no proper ROE is a token gesture to win some votes, nothing more.

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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #44 on: July 22, 2014, 11:05:31 PM »
Let us not forget that President Bush the younger was in the Texas ANG.

Of course flying a fighter jet competently, even just to the point of "not dying" > painting rocks white, or policing up cigarette butts.  =D
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #45 on: July 22, 2014, 11:19:12 PM »
I'm broadly okay with militarizing the border, but I question if the Guard will be given the leeway they need to be effectual.

What's actually needed is a goodly amount of chain link fence and a large number of landmines backed by infantry and cameras.

Effective area denial isn't hard or expensive - but that's not what the vast majority of Americans want anyway.  At a time where the feds are busing illegal immigrants further *into* the country to release them, what you have is an open borders country.

That's the program.  Sending in the Guard with no proper ROE is a token gesture to win some votes, nothing more.

Basically this. And if done right, I'd volunteer.

But they'll be issued weapons and no ammo (if they even GET weapons) and stand around, do water detail for people, and generally waste money and time
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #46 on: July 22, 2014, 11:32:39 PM »
Let us not forget that President Bush the younger was in the Texas ANG.


Yeah, 'cause nothing is more illustrative of today's Texas Army National Guard than sumdood's service in the Texas Air National Guard 45 years ago.  :lol:
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #47 on: July 22, 2014, 11:40:19 PM »
I've heard reports from Texans on other boards that the AG has been on the radio saying that the TNG and TSG will be there solely as an "observe and report" force alongside DHS. Anyone in Texas heard that?
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #48 on: July 23, 2014, 12:02:26 AM »
I've heard reports from Texans on other boards that the AG has been on the radio saying that the TNG and TSG will be there solely as an "observe and report" force alongside DHS. Anyone in Texas heard that?

Havent heard it, but it makes sense. The guard is NEVER given any authority, any tools, or any mission when used domestically.
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Re: Texas deploying 1000 troops to the border
« Reply #49 on: July 23, 2014, 08:40:37 AM »
Havent heard it, but it makes sense. The guard is NEVER given any authority, any tools, or any mission when used domestically.

This. They won't be allowed to be effective. No chance.

You could easily rustle up some combat engineers to start improving border security, an MI unit to operate some drones, bunch of MPs for detaining illegals, some infantry for grunt work and security, JAG ready to go, enough logistics folks to make sure everyone is fed and supplied, etc.

Not. A. Chance.

First off, if I was the Texas NG commanding general, I'd have my entire JAG staff looking up the legalities of returning fire across an international border. Texas doesn't have the authority to do jack one inch beyond their state line. Returning fire, even defensive fire, into Mexican territory will start an excrement storm. The cartels would have to be absolutely dumber than a box of rocks to not take some potshots at the Texas NG, shoot some random illegal, and then have their shills screaming about the Texas NG murdering poor innocent migrants. Much as I berate our modern officer corps as a bunch of political hacks that weed out competent officers, even THEY can see the thorns on this situation.

Second off, I sincerely doubt Gov Perry has the stones to actually deal with the problem. Pandering to his base? Absolutely. Which means lots of faces and camera time at the border looking very serious. If the Texas NG on a state mission essentially starts a war with Mexico, it could have extremely serious consequences. Any serious actions at border security run this risk. Mexico is not exactly polite and welcoming of non-Mexican illegal immigrants. Care to imagine if we DID clamp down on the border, and you ended up with tens of thousands of illegals sitting right at the border? Mexico is already in the middle of a medium scale civil war.

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