Mexican Gangs Maintain Permanent Lookout Bases in Hills of Arizona

Originally posted by BlasteR
And now this shocking news story comes out just tonite which pretty much confirms all my personal suspicions from my last post.

Napolitano: Obama wants immigration overhaul

TADAA! The truth comes out.

The reason noone will do anything about the border is because Obama and his administration need a platform for ((snip))

No doubt obama is a puppet tool, who just might be an illegal alien himself.. but both the GOP & DNC have collectively failed at the border for generations.

GOP & DNC on MSM "news" urinate all over each-others policies, opinions, friends, sex lives, decisions... and all manner of mundane superfluous mind numbing nonsense.. Meanwhile the most successful "bi-partisan" efforts in US history are: border failure and spending enough $$ to kill strangers while occupying / stationing troops in their country.. 1000s of miles away from a legitimate border issue that affects US citizens on a daily basis.. ever notice that?

A really good game company like Raven or Ubisoft or one of the Big ones, should make a first person video game concerning this issue and say that's it's all based in some fact..

Do this to help call nation wide attention to the problem.

Have the Hero be a group of people ticked off at the government because they won't do the job, go into this national park and round up the drug cartels and liberate the state of Arizona and re secure the border.

Use the real guns and ammo and explosives these people have, simulations of how they are dug in and make all as real as possible.

This might help the nation wake up to this and it would make a great patriotic American game.

If the Army can do it to promote their propaganda, why can't the people?

reply to post by JohnPhoenix


They already have a game like that it's been out for years and years.

Mario Bros.

Mexican Gangs Maintain Permanent Lookout Bases in Hills of Arizona

Do those "Mexican Gangs" have any paperwork saying that they own the land for the permanent lookout bases? No, then Arizona officials, CAN do something than. It will ONLY take one of those U.S war planes to drop a couple of land bombs down on their position, target area... and BAM! Problem gone.

I wonder if Obama will use the mexican cartel to enforce martial law.

Originally posted by robbinsj
I wonder if Obama will use the mexican cartel to enforce martial law.

Too enforce martial law in Arizona. It is sickening, knowing that Obama won't allow it's own citizens to defend it's own land-country.

reply to post by JohnPhoenix

Yeah, make it in the style of Rainbow 6 - a small (maybe squad sized) group of American guerrilla fighters start off in drug cartel occupied southern Arizona and they have to carry out small acts like assassinate the local drug dealer, blow up a drug production site, attack an observation outpost, etc and then as the game goes on it evolves into a conventional war and the final mission is like the last mission in Call of Duty: World at War when a huge force of American patriots finally liberate the region. Then again, why stop at the border? Let's have the final chapter be an all out invasion of Mexico and the last mission be the act of assaulting the National Palace in Mexico City and raising the US flag.

Originally posted by gordonwest

Originally posted by robbinsj
I wonder if Obama will use the mexican cartel to enforce martial law.

Too enforce martial law in Arizona.

It is sickening, knowing that Obama won't allow it's own citizens to defend it's own land-country.

Correct, I saw somthing about a small scale martial law test. Could be why Obama and the MSM are ignoring this. Then WAM it will be everywhere and obama will try and look like the hero by bringing in the military.

Originally posted by robbinsjThen WAM it will be everywhere and obama will try and look like the hero by bringing in the military.

Obama has had his chance. I think he completely understimated the scale of the problem durign the 2008 presidential campaign when he said..

Obama Campaign Promises: Immigration Reform

At a glance, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's 2008 campaign promises for immigration reform were to:

Create Secure Borders

Obama wants to preserve the integrity of our borders. He supports additional personnel, infrastructure and technology on the border and at our ports of entry.

Improve Our Immigration System

Obama believes we must fix the dysfunctional immigration bureaucracy and increase the number of legal immigrants to keep families together and meet the demand for jobs that employers cannot fill.

Remove Incentives to Enter Illegally

Obama will remove incentives to enter the country illegally by cracking down on employers who hire undocumented immigrants.

Bring People Out of the Shadows

Obama supports a system that allows undocumented immigrants who are in good standing to pay a fine, learn English, and go to the back of the line for the opportunity to become citizens.

Work with Mexico

Obama believes we need to do more to promote economic development in Mexico to decrease illegal immigration.

Unfortunately, after taking office this issue has been almost completely ignored. And how is it that everyone in this country knows we can't secure our borders but it isn't being directly addressed when Obama, himself, supposedly wanted to "secure our borders".

IMO, he's completely lost his chance to "look like the hero" not only by failing to secure the borders but failing to understand the full seriousness of the problem. Not only is nothing being done, nothing meaningful whatsoever has been done since he's taken office. This is not a partisan issue. Its a National emergency.

This is why the only reason I can think of for not securing the borders is because he doesn't want to lose the platform that Democrats can use later on for justifying comprehensive immigration reform. In the case that the problem becomes even worse than it is now, Obama might be able to use the issue as a platform for initiating Martial Law (One of the first steps that would be taken to enforce the creation of the NAU).

Regardless of whether or not he does, if the problem of illegal immigration worsens the politicians up on the hill might be able to weasel through passing immigration reform legislation without much blowback from either side of the aisle. If the problem gets so bad that something needs to be done, of COARSE they're gonna try to pass comprehensive immigration reform. It's the only chance they would ever have of passing it. And there might be away of passing the legislation as some kind of emergency measure or something to avoid the normal method of creating legislation (where it has already failed once).

-ChriS