Mexican Border Crossing STOPPED!!!

[Matt]

God bless this American for helping in the effort to keep those smelly Mexicans out of our God loving country! If more Texans would take this approach we wouldn't have near as many illegals.

Driver Juan Campos, 28, was charged with killing Alejandro Alvarez, 37, along the highway near the US-Mexico border.

Authorities said the wreck happened 15 minutes into the 34km race yesterday between Playa Bagdad and Matamoros, across from Brownsville, Texas.

Campos, who police claimed was drunk and asleep during the incident, said he was an American citizen living in Brownsville. The US Consulate could not immediately confirm that.

"We are looking into the incident in terms of whether American citizens were involved," consulate spokesman Todd Huizinga said.

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[Sister Noddy]

Re: Mexican Border Crossing STOPPED!!!

God bless this American for helping in the effort to keep those smelly Mexicans out of our God loving country! If more Texans would take this approach we wouldn't have near as many illegals.

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I agree, Brother Matt! Praise!

Otherwise, the MINIONS OF THE DEVIL shall continue advancing relentlessly north, trashing all the lands of GODLY AMERICA!

What would JESUS think of that?

[Nobar King]

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How many Americans would be willing to serve their country in this way? Maybe we could organize a vigilante group online.

[snottyduck]

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Wow, great photograph, that's quite a shot that photographer took.

[SUV]

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Maybe Hitonmi still has some kamikazi in his blood and can be pressed into service with a promise of 72 Virgins in the Afterlife

[Sister Noddy]

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How many Americans would be willing to serve their country in this way? Maybe we could organize a vigilante group online.

WHOLE ARMIES OF GODLY AMERICANS would be willing, Brother Nobar, I should think!

[Trent Harvey, Jr.]

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The accusations against him are just an example of the persecution of Christians. No doubt he was just listening to a ClearChannel station on the radio, and decided to do the patriotic thing and take the talk show host's advice:


Bicyclists Accuse DJs of Inciting Attacks

Sat Nov 1, 1:08 PM ET
By CONNIE MABIN, Associated Press Writer

CLEVELAND - Bicyclists are demanding that the nation's largest radio group be punished because disc jockeys at three stations made on-air comments they say encouraged drivers to throw bottles at bike riders or hit them with open car doors.

They say the morning show hosts at Clear Channel Communications stations in Cleveland, Houston and Raleigh, N.C., also suggested motorists blast horns at cyclists, and speed past them and slam on their brakes in front of them.

"DJs encouraging the masses to hurt people in any form is insipid, and should not go unpunished," said Edwin D. Reeves, 30, a cyclist and ceramic engineer in St. Louis.

Clear Channel, based in San Antonio, owns roughly 1,200 radio stations in the United States.

The company won't release transcripts or tapes of the broadcasts...

"We deeply regret that comments made by on-air personalities were misinterpreted....

Clear Channel, which said it was coincidental that similar comments came from three stations, said it told the stations to refer questions to corporate headquarters. It wouldn't say if the disc jockeys were disciplined.

Lois Cowan, 42, who owns the Century Cycles shops in the Cleveland area, filed a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission asking it to fine the company or take away the licenses of the three stations.

"They shouldn't be advocating things that kill people," Cowan said. [So you think you can censor them for supporting the liberation of Iraq?]

She says she's received more than 5,000 e-mails from cyclists about the issue.

Dorothy Nance of Raleigh said she and her husband sold their Clear Channel stock after she heard the bicycle comments on WDCG on Sept. 22.

Nance said the announcers were "egging listeners on, by encouraging harm to cyclists." Suggestions included throwing soft drink bottles, she said.

Thomas F. Valone, owner of seven outdoor clothing and equipment stores in North Carolina, pulled "a few thousand dollars" worth of advertising from the Raleigh station because of the comments.

FCC lawyers refuse to comment on specific complaints.

"We got a complaint about that and we are acting on that," FCC Chairman Michael K. Powell told the cyclists.
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AP reporter Paul Nowell in Charlotte, N.C., contributed to this report.