Just over a week ago in the twin ports of Long Beach/Los Angeles, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Robert C. Bonner let slip that his agency was considering the enlistment of citizen-voluteers. Scarcely more than a day later, the entire "consideration" was retracted. Did The Kwa's Mexis inundate U.S. Customs and Border Protection? Was their fear the Minutemen might get in and peek at the files? Did Yid Michael Chertoff, Homeland Security Chief, dress down Bonner?

Head U.S. Customs and Border Protection mediagirl, Kristi Clemens- the ONLY one of the huge media corps within the agency authorized to speak on this controversial matter- seems to have reopened the possibilities. Or is JOGZOG carefully placating the spics and the morphing, radicalizing Whites, each group in its turn, just as the 1930's irresponsible, "promise them anything to stay in power" Weimar government manipulated till the final change came rolling over those Mandarins?

Breaking edit update this afternoon, July 29, as VNN publishes! Lou Dobbs and VNN cover same story - seemingly, the only two media outlets in ZOG to do so - "Crushing innovation" by Lou Dobbs: http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/07/28/nixing.proposal
"Unfortunately for all of us, the Department of Homeland Security didn't give him (Bonner) such credit and it doesn't agree with his idea. In fact, the department wasted no time in officially rejecting the idea that federal Border Patrol officers work with civilian volunteers to patrol the porous U.S. borders against what is nothing short of an invasion of illegal aliens."

'Remember When' the Felony Riders rode across The Kwa?
With humorous results, Craig Cobb (Chain) called ICE to report the Felony Riders' happy caravan across The Kwa in the summer of 2003. Has anything changed- apart from a few millions more Mextizos having invaded?
Listen here - http://www.solargeneral.com/library/CallToBICE.ra