Invasion?
Breitbart News reports that Border Patrol found 39 “migrants” 19 miles north of the Arizona border a few days back.
Just to make it clear, that is Arizona’s border with Sonora, not the border with Utah. Or the Dineh (Navajo) Nation. Sonora is one of the United Mexican States. It is not clear why the entire group of 39 men were in combat uniform. And there was no information as to whether or not any or all of them were armed.
Maybe it was just a great discount on army surplus? Or maybe not. People love to test the system – including the so-called border protection system. Swiss cheese has less holes, of course. Even when it is not woke regressives in power in DC, Phoenix, Santa Fe, and Sacramento.
DC and those other places scream in panic and horror when Americans who are not border jumpers are armed and go around carrying weapons to protect themselves and others against the madmen (and women) who kill more and more people each day. And unorganized militia units (that is, not government-sponsored) send them into fits of screaming memes. But they don’t seem to have such a worry if the border jumpers themselves are armed and organized.
But that is just one of several concerns. 39 men, armed or not, in military uniform – apparently including combat boots if not hats, is a platoon.
Now we can’t see them?
The Price of Liberty 
Killer cops – scum and villainy
Most people are familiar with a quote from Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi regarding Mos Eisley and its spaceport:“You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. We must be cautious.”
Indeed, we must be cautious. In more and more American cities. All apparently competing for honors held decades ago by the industrial multi-racial, heavily-policed (by Storm Troopers) slum of Mos Eisley. On a fictional planet that resembles the mouth of the Colorado River and surrounding areas of Baja California del Norte, Sonora, Arizona and California.
And actually bears some similarity to the place we want to look at in this commentary. The City of Farmington, New Mexico, part of the Four Corners (NW New Mexico) in San Juan County.
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