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S.O.S. A
CALL FOR CITIZEN ASSISTance
“SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BORDER
PATROL”
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Save Our
State
LEARN HOW TO HELP OUR Border Patrol TROOPS
PROTECT THE U.S.A.
CIVIL HOMELAND DEFENSE MEETING THIS
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 11 a.m.
Palominas, AZ Highway 90 at Palominas Road
next to the Trading Post Cafe.
Last night President Bush again confirmed
he is not in touch with a majority of Americans on the
issue of security at our borders; the floodgates have opened.
Border Patrol agents are under seige and are embattled on two
fronts - the line of Bushit from Washington and invasion from
the world on “the line”. Quite simply, they need
our help.
Volunteers of Civil Homeland Defense
assisted Border Patrol with 85 apprehensions this weekend past.
That brings our total to 2,390. We know how to do this job and
Border Patrol needs our help. What can you do? From baking
cookies and serving lemonade - to sitting on hilltops with
binoculors - to tracking groups through the brush until Border
Patrol arrives - the job needs to be done - we can find a way
for you to help. Help our Border Patrol agents - find a way
that you can contribute to the cause.
Our President needs all our military
resources overseas - Congressman Kolbe and Senator McCain have
a “Can’t Do” attitude. This should be a
clear message to the residents of Cochise County - It’s
up to us to help Border Patrol protect our country. It’s
up to Americans; we must roll up our sleeves and assist
our nation in a time of need - that’s the American way!
If you live on the northern border or on the southern border,
it’s time to organize citizen assitance groups and help
our GUYS AND GALS IN GREEN.
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TWO TANCREDOS TWO TOO MANY FOR
REPUBLICAN PARTY
By Dennis Durband
January 18, 2004
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Colorado Republican Congressman Tom
Tancredo is a thorn in Karl Rove’s side, to say the
least. Tancredo favors border controls; the President, his top
advisors and many people in Congress do not. Rove, the
President’s senior advisor, is attempting to find someone
to run against Cong. Tancredo in this year’s election. So
far, he has no takers. After all, Tancredo won re-election in
2002 with a 70-percent majority, and no mentally-balanced
person would want to challenge such a formidable foe. It would
be a waste of time and money.
Many Arizona conservatives are urging
State Rep. Russell Pearce to run against Cong. Jeff Flake in
District 6 this year. Pearce is a senior advisor to the popular
Protect Arizona Now (PAN) initiative. If placed on the 2004
ballot, and if voters support it as expected, PAN would
actually require proof of citizenship for things of some
importance, such as voting. The White House, state and national
GOP leadership favor the President’s Temporary Worker
Program and the Flake-McCain-Kolbe guest worker bill, which
amount to nothing more than amnesty for millions of foreign
invaders.
Now the stage is set: two diametrically
opposed sides with sharply contrasting views on the border
invasion. Tancredo and Pearce advocate control of the borders
and a stoppage of the drain on American taxpayers caused by the
border invasion. The corporate appeasers want to dissolve the
borders and undermine Americans by offering their jobs to
foreigners who will work for lower wages.
The worst thing in Rove’s world
would be to lose Flake and have Pearce replace him through the
election process. Rove wants to subtract Tancredo and
isn’t going to succeed in that aim. He sure doesn’t
want Pearce — another Tancredo — going to
Washington, D.C., a year from now. Two Tancredos are two too
many, in the view of the Bush Administration. However, most
Republicans would love to see Tancredo and Pearce representing
them in Congress.
How motivated are those who oppose
Tancredo and Pearce? Let’s put things into proper
perspective and look at some very recent history.
Some influential and well-connected people
have recently suggested that Barnes may be a set-up, a plant to
dilute a potential Pearce candidacy by splitting votes between
Flake’s would-be challengers. Barnes is a moderate
who’s totally with President Bush.
On Dec. 31, Rep. Pearce was getting ready
to appear as a guest on Salt Lake City Radio Station
K-Talk’s “Born on the 4th of July” program,
hosted by Barbara Jean. It appeared that this would be just
another of the many state/regional/national media appearances
Pearce would make on the border controversy. As it turned out,
this was no ordinary day.
Arizona people listening on the Internet
reported that the Salt Lake City station’s power went
down and the show’s producers were having trouble with
outgoing broadcasting and incoming calls. Just bad luck?
Tampering? Sunspots? Possibly any of the above, but we’re
just getting warmed up. There’s more.
Fast forward to last week when Pearce was
getting ready to guest-host two hours of Ernie Hancock’s
show on KFNX Radio in Phoenix. Guess what? The station reported
losing power and similar problems as the Utah station had
experienced. Pearce claims a car accident damaged a nearby
power source.
Rusty Childress, co-chairman of PAN, was a
guest on KJZZ Radio in Mesa last week ... and guess what
happened? The call-in lines went dead.
On Saturday night, Kathy McKee, the other
co-chair of PAN, tried to call KFNX Radio to be the guest on
the “Mad as Hell” program. “To make a long
story short, I couldn’t get in. . . because the phone
lines went down at 10:45 p.m.,” McKee said. “They
had to call me and patch me in, but then callers couldn’t
call in.” Hmmm ... mighty, mighty interesting.
Also, last week GOPUSA/Arizona posted two
separate polls on the Congressional District 6 race. The first
poll appeared on the Internet for three days and queried
readers as to their choice between Barnes and the incumbent
Flake. This was a poll that didn’t get much traction or
generate much excitement. Barnes received 22 of the 40 total
votes cast, with Flake garnering 13 and five persons selecting
the third option: “other.”
In mid-week, the poll changed to add
Pearce to the mix. Oh how the stakes had been raised! Almost as
quickly as the poll went up, some unknown person(s) with great
technical expertise — possibly some of it legal —
developed a very keen interest in the poll. It became readily
apparent that the insertion of Pearce’s name had tripped
the sensor of someone very interested in one Arizona
congressional seat.
Within 12 hours, 188 votes showed up on
the poll screen. Flake and Barnes were neck and neck; Pearce
did not show up on the radar. A short time later, the vote
tally reached 240 and Flake began to pull away from Barnes.
Pearce barely registered a heartbeat with a 3-percent showing.
Then a remarkable thing happened for the
first time in the 20-month history of GOPUSA/Arizona polls: The
numbers actually went down — from 240 total votes to 75.
And Pearce’s numbers dropped to zero.
Then the vote tally started racing wildly
upward. In the next few hours, the vote total pushed toward
2,000. Flake was winning big and Pearce was staying at zero
percent, even though his supporters informed me they were
starting to vote for him — and starting to wonder why
their tallies were not showing up. In one 10-minute period, 100
new votes went up on the board.
The next morning, the vote total continued
to balloon, reaching nearly 4,800. It had been less than 36
hours since the poll was posted on the Internet. Flake had a
lead of 2-1 over Barnes, and Pearce registered a faint glimmer
with one percent of the vote.
As emails started coming in from
bewildered people watching the poll, I contacted Bobby Eberle,
CEO of GOPUSA, and informed him about the dubious nature of the
poll. Whoever was tampering with this poll had all the guile of
a Pamplona bull on its way to Barcelona.
A short time later, Eberle confirmed that
someone had indeed hacked into the system. He advised me to
take down the poll and get the hacker out of our system. I
obliged him by posting a new poll. Over the next several hours,
only a trickle of new votes came in on the new poll. Someone no
longer had any interest in GOPUSA/Arizona polls.
Looking again at the bogus poll results, I
discovered one more strange occurrence. The poll totals now sat
at 4,514 votes, a decline of nearly 300 votes in the last few
minutes. Flake had 2,880 “votes,” Barnes had 1,560,
Pearce 66 and the “other” option had four votes.
Whoever tampered with Flake’s vote total obviously took
Barnes’ total up in an effort to make it look like a
second contestant was registering believable vote totals. Nice
try, but it didn’t work. Nice, illegal try.
The 4,514 votes represented a higher
number than the total number of votes cast in all the
GOPUSA/Arizona poll votes for the entire year of 2003.
As a result of the poll tampering, along
with the fact that Pearce’s 66 votes are more than Barnes
and Flake registered in the first poll, I am disqualifying the
proven fraudulent totals of Flake and Barnes and declaring
Pearce the winner of the poll. The decision of the judge is
final.
Now the big questions: Who has an interest
in the re-election of Cong. Flake? Who has an interest in
undermining Rep! . Pearce? Is the hacker just some kid down the
street who likes to play games with other people’s
websites? Was it a political organization or a political
operative acting on someone’s orders? Who would care
enough about this particular poll to risk a visit from the FBI
for hacking?
The answers, as of this moment, are
unknown, but the questions are legitimate.
One footnote: Just as Cong. Tancredo
concluded his address to the Arizona Republican Assembly in
Scottsdale Saturday morning, the power went out in the
auditorium. Russell Pearce had introduced Tancredo that
morning. Two Tancredos is two too many for some people.
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KRIS’ MOM ALERTS US TO CONTRACTS
ON PARK RANGERS
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January 19, 2004
Dear Concerned Friends and Family Members,
Permission has been given for me to send
this message and let you all know of a serious incident that
has recently happened at Organ Pipe and the surrounding
Tohono-O'odham Indian Reservation. Because of the increase in
drug trafficking and arrests by the Shadow Wolves and the Organ
Pipe Rangers, the Mexican drug cartels/mafia have been vowing
to get even. They are now putting out hits on our Federal
Officers and this is causing even more extreme cautions to be
put in place. When the Rangers or Shadow Wolves have
pictures taken with loads or in uniform, they now have to
blacken their faces and cover their nametags in case some bad
dudes get hold of this information.
The most dangerous threat has been
directed specifically at Bryan Nez. Toward the end of the year,
information came to the Shadow Wolves and Bryan that there was
a specific hit planned on him. Pictures of Bryan were
being distributed around the restaurants, bars, and hangouts of
the drug thugs. They were spreading the information of
who Bryan was, about his interviews in the Smithsonian Magazine
last January, the National Geographic Adventure Magazine in
Feb, and about the Reader's Digest article this past summer
entitled, "Manhunters." These criminals were flashing
around new assault weapons with high-powered scopes and said
they could get him anytime. They also were flinging
around night vision goggles (American made) and laughed about
how it could take place night or day. They told about
where he lived, his route to work everyday, and his daily work
schedule.
They stated that they took care of Kris
Eggle and they were going to get Bryan Nez next. (We know
these scum didn't murder Kris, but they certainly were not
upset about it. This mafia group is now taking credit for
it, even if they were not the direct hitmen.) Because of these
dire warnings, Bryan was advised to leave the area for a while.
He has stayed in contact with a very few of us, but has
been on the move evading possible tracking of him by the
Mexican mafia (the Seven Nines) who put the hit on him.
He is very restless and wants to get back to work, but
right now is being advised to stay low and keep in
"hiding."
This is not who Bryan Nez is. He is
a WARRIOR. He is a FIGHTER. He is a TRACKER OF
DRUGS AND WEAPONS and the SMUGGLERS, and he wants to get back
to doing his job. He wants to help his people and
country...even though many of his own countrymen don't seem to
care that much about what he and the many other Officers
continue to do to sacrifice for all the rest of us. They
are so courageous and brave... real heroes, even willing to
give up their lives, if necessary, for you and me, for the drug
dealers and users in this country, for the apathetic public who
sit back and know someone else will do it, and for our elected
and appointed leaders who choose to worry more about their
agendas and not do much of anything about these critical life
and death situations.
The Shadow Wolves and the Law Enforcement
Rangers (and all other L.E. Officers) took a sacred Oath of
Office. Part of the words say, " I will support and
defend the Constitution of the United States of America against
all enemies, foreign and domestic... So help me God."
These words mean something to these men and women. May
God's blessings and protection be on them all as they do this
thankless work for the United States of America.
Please pray that Bryan and all the Shadow
Wolves will be kept from harm. Also pray that the Rangers at
Organ Pipe and other Parks, Reserves, Seashores, and Forests
will remain safe from the insidious evils that lie on the other
side of that broken-down, barbed-wire fence. I would ask you,
plead with you, to contact your Senators, your Representatives,
the President, Tom Ridge, Asa Hutchinson, John Ashcroft, and
any other people you think could help make a difference.
INSIST THEY DO SOMETHING ABOUT THESE SERIOUS CRIMINAL
PROBLEMS. TELL THEM YOU HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF THIS PANDERING
AND EXCUSE-MAKING--IT IS WAY PAST TIME FOR ACTIONS. INSIST THEY
CLOSE THE BORDER and STOP THE ILLEGAL INVASION.
Thanks for you help. Please remember
this message and the importance of sending it on.
Bonnie Eggle,
Mother of Kristopher William Eggle, the
NPS Ranger who was murdered by a drug smuggler on the AZ/Mexico
border
August 9, 2002
