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I just thought that would be neat.

Different ones all along the border.

Sing along–”We have no border control strategy todaaaaaay.” To the tune of “Yes, We Have No Bananas”, in cheesy MIDI style. I know, the meter needs a little work. Could use a verse or two. But as it is it’s…

The NBPS goof reminds me of a State Department goof, under the Clinton/mAddledbrained Dimbright administration that associates MLK and Civil Rights with Drug Facts & Figures. Who loves this country?

I first found this back in 1999 and the subliminal linkage still exists today.

Check it out at
http://usinfo.state.gov/products/pubs/civilrts/

The page’s title is “Dept_ of State International Information Programs Publications Drug Facts and Figures”

One has to wonder about the motivation and/or lack of attention to details by the USINFO webmaster.

Actually, I should be fair, bureaucrats can’t help it when they get stuff wrong, they’re too busy moving on to other topics once they’ve finished and rarely lookback.

Although I must say that this one is hard to explain since they’ve apparently redesigned the website on 20 Feb 04. Maybe the webmaster didn’t like Colin?

I say fire (A76) all those redundant gubmint civil servant employees and replace them with performance based contractors. It’s a win-win: 1) we the taxpayers save money, 2) someone can be held accountable.

The National Border Patrol Strategy links leads to a page that states “The page you requested, http://uscis.gov/graphics/shared/lawenfor/bpatrol/strategy.htm, is not on our site.

Please look for related information at http://uscis.gov/graphics/shared/lawenfor/bpatrol/index.htm”

Then we have: “The U.S. Border Patrol is now part of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) within the Department of Homeland Security. Information about the Border Patrol may be found in the Enforcement section of the CBP website.”

So we go to the CBP website: http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/enforcement/

And scrolling down, we find:
National Border Patrol Strategy (pdf – 1,293 KB.)
03/28/2005
“The priority mission of CBP, specifically including all Border Patrol Agents, is homeland security – nothing less than preventing terrorists and terrorist weapons – including potential weapons of mass destruction – from entering the United States.” – Commissioner Robert C. Bonner

The link is here:
Border Security PDF

What’s all the fuss about?