Knowing america has written you off is disheartening, but at least you have your fellow texans to rally together.

As an anerican my faith in the government stopping this is maybe 20%.

Please expand on how the highest paying research is corporate, and how that proves your point. It sounds very much like the hand-wavy stuff people say before they start yelling because they have no argument, but I want to give you the benefit of the doubt. Are you yourself a researcher?

Don’t talk ill of him, he might be near children.

Has anyone suggested tattoos and gas chambers or we not going with full irony quite yet?

Dropping them in texas is alarming, though. The battle was originally to keep them contained in central america near the isthmus. If they’re in texas they can spread widely around the us south, creating yet another reason not to want to be there.

The difference between a belief and a theory is no one was ever burned at the stake disagreeing about a theory.

New Zealand is quite lovely; I could afford it and I’m on the expedited list of specialties. Can’t leave the kids, though, so I’m stuck watching the ship go down.

We will only recover from this one day if China lets us.

Can I have a little sausage, as a treat?

That’s something I’ve thought about a lot; these people are going to war with their society, and their and their family’s names and addresses are one data breech away from public knowledge.

Fortunately the government is protecting them by mass layoffs and encouraging mass retirements from anyone involved in data security.

My personal bingo card has the families of some these people dropped off in the chihuahaun desert if they piss off the cartels.

20 is nice in freshly washed sheets.

If I remember correctly they got a lot of oil for the first wave, as well as technical assistance (it was rumored) for nukes.

Well I mean crimes of passion were left off the list.

I thought ICE travelled in packs.

You should try that farm labor, some fresh air might be good for you.

No, that’s the National Gardeners.

If we wanted kissing we wouldn’t be behind the dumpster.

Does this discuss the effect of drones with artillery, because drones have changed the entire battle field like artillery did in its day. The lessons of Desert Storm and Afghanistan/Iraq are now old wars, and the US fighting a mobile column advance in today’s world would face repeated wave small drone attacks, and artillery, still crucial, needs both speed and survivability from like shaped charges on drones.

After the attack we’ll call it Less A Lago.