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More Explosives Found in Nichols Home 10 years after Oklahoma City Bombing. Oops missed that in the search. Man serves 13 years for murder he didn't commit. Lucky he wasn't given the death penalty.

WTF?

QUOTE(Palehosefan @ Apr 4, 2005 -> 05:13 PM) I did NOT see that coming. I had to read it twice. What is happening to the males in this country :headshake

Border Patrol complains that volunteers are tripping sensors By Associated Press Monday, April 4, 2005 - Updated: 04:04 PM EST TOMBSTONE, Ariz. - Volunteers who have converged on the Mexican border to watch for illegal immigrants are disrupting U.S. Border Patrol operations by unwittingly tripping sensors that alert agents to possible intruders, an agency spokesman complained Monday. Scores of participants in the Minuteman Project began assembling late last week and planned to begin regular patrols on Monday, in an exercise some law enforcement authorities and civil rights groups fear will result in vigilante violence. Many of the volunteers were recruited over the Internet, and some planned to be armed. Over the past few days, they have set off sensors, forcing agents to respond to false alarms, said Supervisory Border Patrol Agent Jose Maheda. ``Every sensor has to be addressed,'' Maheda said. ``It's taken away from our normal operations.'' The volunteers planned to start fanning out Monday across 23 miles of the San Pedro Valley to watch the border and report any illegal activity to federal agents. The idea, according to project organizers, is partly to draw attention to problems on the Arizona-Mexico border, considered the most porous stretch of the 2,000-mile southern border. Of the 1.1 million illegal immigrants caught by the Border Patrol last year, 51 percent crossed into the country at the Arizona border. Jim Coniglio of Tucson, who plans to patrol with other volunteers this week, said residents in some areas of the border have complained of being ``overrun routinely'' by migrants. ``They're feeling insecure,'' he said. The Border Patrol opposes the operation. ``The possibility for something going drastically wrong is very high,'' Maheda said.

Linking it here Marlon Brando willed a tropical island area to Jackson, possibly to escape prosecution.

http://reuters.myway.com/article/20050404/...LTH-SEX-DC.html

QUOTE(YASNY @ Apr 4, 2005 -> 03:20 PM) They are not vigilantes. Not all, but many of them fit not only the dictionary definition, but the popular meaning as well.

QUOTE(whitesoxin' @ Apr 4, 2005 -> 04:49 PM) Hells yeah try Illini vs. Tar Heels

QUOTE(YASNY @ Apr 4, 2005 -> 03:15 PM) He may have some respect for the man. No ... That can't be it. There HAS to be a political reason for it. :headshake Everything, every President has done since the invention of the airplane and television, is about politics. Politics is how we govern. The President cannot do everything he wants to do. Just ask Bill and Monica

QUOTE(YASNY @ Apr 4, 2005 -> 03:16 PM) And Elvis is Morrison's ranch hand. And Kennedy is hanging out with Monroe listening to Jim's new stuff.

Now we can go cheer on the Cubs in their Opener!!!!!!! Is the April Fools joke over? No one told me. I feel like an ass for that post

Anyone want to dig up the continuing decline of Mark Buerhle thread?

QUOTE(YASNY @ Apr 4, 2005 -> 03:10 PM) For the record, Cheney has already shot down this "answer for their behavior" thing. Thank God all Republicans listen to Chaney. I thought Delay might have been acting on his own. The ethics problems that Delay is having, are those also linked directly to the White House? I applaud Chaney coming out and doing the right thing. I just think Republican law makers are a more independent bunch, especially when Chaney is gone at the end of this term. Getting past the partisan b.s. for a minute. Constructive, honest debate is a good thing for our society. Trying to score debate points and setting up issues for the next round of elections, is not. Don't shut off debate but make it real.

Sad way to die

ESPM Gamecast has an Expos cap on Carl

Ouch, not good

QUOTE(TheBigHurt35 @ Apr 4, 2005 -> 01:38 PM) Maybe that has something to do with all of the illegals in southern Texas? Seriously, though, I don't know of many people who have home security systems where I live (Indiana). Actually you are close. A lot of the homes are owned by wealthy Mexicans who only visit part of the year. So they have security alarms to watch over their stuff while they are away. And some of them do make more trips to their homes and businesses than allowed by law, which makes them illegal.

QUOTE(Kid Gleason @ Apr 4, 2005 -> 12:43 PM) Ummmm...Morrison is kind of...ummmm...dead. Though the BBC might be looking for an interview, he is surely dead. The government and Jim would like you to believe that

QUOTE(TheBigHurt35 @ Apr 4, 2005 -> 01:20 PM) Not sure I agree with that. It's a hell of a lot easier to sneak across the border than to get through airport security with a bomb in one's briefcase. And I don't think that "risking their lives" is much of a concern to terrorist "martyrs." Of course that is a possibility. But the weight of the bomb would make it unlikely. It would be easier to build the bomb in the US. Drug smugglers fly their cargo, I would suspect that would be even more likely a method than walking. Risking their lives and not following through on their mission, I am certain is a concern. What good is a bomb that doesn't reach it's target?

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QUOTE(TheBigHurt35 @ Apr 4, 2005 -> 01:13 PM) After what John Paul II did to help bring down Communism, it's the very least that our country can do in return. Plus the religion President cannot send someone else to such a big event. He needs to solidify the GOP's mutual love fest with religious groups. This may cost him some points with fundamentalist Christians who view Catholicism as a cult, but for the most it will be popular and beneficial.

The reason neither party will do anything about it is it would be economic suicide to eliminate illegal workers, and it would be political suicide to throw open the border. So they go after the drugs, weapons, money, terrorists and bigger fish and avoid the 800 pound gorilla sitting at the table flicking boogers. A terrorist would have decent financial backing and would arrive in an airplane, not by walking two weeks through desert and risking their lives before their mission.

Or he is shill bidding to get the price up for his brother, a not so uncommon eBay rules violation.

It's been reported that Dubya is going. The first American President to attend a Papal funeral. According to CNN, the White House is in the final stages of putting together the delegate list.