Well, It's official. Get your pitch forks and torches and what ever you feel necessary for a citizens revolt. The F#$%'s in the DC crime house have sold the American people out once again, for another government and to another countries people. That's right, they'd rather listen to and fallow the orders of a dictator of a foreign country (Mexico) than you and I. Oh, the people of America want the federal reserve audited and or shut down... Let's give the FED more power, but, we'll listen to what the dictator of Mexico has to say, and we WONT use the US National Guard to protect the US and keep Illegal Immigrants out. Instead they will sit down there, and play the role as border TSA agents who make sure there are no drugs and weapons coming into the US, Even though they'll more than likely help the CIA smuggle drugs and weapons into the US and back into Mexico. Great, so, um shouldn't these congress creatures be responsible for treason against their own people.... Just keep this in mind when and if we finally roll out the guillotines again....

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5iNmS1uG9ZjqwTFL5...


US National Guard troops being sent to the Mexican border will be used to stem the flow of guns and drugs across the frontier and not to
enforce US immigration laws, the State Department said Wednesday.

The clarification came after the Mexican government urged Washington not to use the additional troops to go after illegal immigrants.

President Barack Obama on Tuesday authorized the deployment of up to 1,200 additional troops to border areas but State Department spokesman Philip
Crowley told reporters, "It's not about immigration."

He said the move was "fully consistent with our efforts to do our part to stem, you know, violence, to interdict the flow of dangerous people and dangerous
goods -- drugs, guns, people."

He said the extra troops would be used to free up civilians engaged in support functions so that law enforcement personnel can be increased along the 2,000-mile-long (3,200
kilometer) border.

Nearly 13 million Mexicans live in the United States, more than half of them illegally.

"We have explained the president's announcement to the government of Mexico, and they fully understand the rationale behind it," Crowley
said.

Obama's announcement came less than a week after a state visit to Washington by Mexican President Felipe Calderon, who asked for greater US backing for a bloody three-year-old war on drug cartels.