Now that the law makers, and judges know how we feel about border invasion, what’s next?
Will they move to inforce the standing laws? build a double fence? When they make it hard on the landlords that board the illegals, and the ones that hire them, and the law inforcement that fail to check the criminal background ( for fear of being called racists) if fact they the criminals in our jails, and in our streets, including street gangs, should be the first in a cattle car back to the border crossing check point, where they will have to further pay the cost of their distribution through out their sorry @@$ country. We don’t owe a damn thing to Mexico. Would you on a more personal basis, continue to feed and accommodate home invaders, that killed and raped your children? The good people in Mexico are with us on this one, you only hear from the guilty, like La raca, and they even hate themselves, out of their own frustration.
There will be nobody of government or person to hold them to the obvious next step, so they will wait for the 100 day period of the next president and his/her cabinet, and I sincerely wish this set of problems on the Clintons! We may witness the worst of times, and the best of times, a tale of two twitties.
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Scarce! Cut The Cost of Feeding Cows 1930 Good E. B. Hart Cattle Livestock Herd $14.24 |
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So you want to feed cattle: Expected costs, and returns with emphasis on credit for feeding yearling steers in the Pecos Valley of southern New Mexico (Research report) … |
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A methodology for determining nutrient requirements and least-cost supplements for Florida beef cow herds (Florida. University. Food and Resource Economics Dept. Economic report) … |
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Non-feed costs associated with commercial cattle feeding in Arizona (Report) … |
