Build Up That Wall Mr. Trump!

[Hypoxia]

A majority of Americans wanted someone other than Trump for President.

Amerikkka! Where losers win! The Republic of Paradise! What a system!

 

[Luk]

Which RWCJ charter member cares to answer this simple questions?

How many walls built in the last 100 years have been successful in keeping out "invaders"?

Wait, lemme clarify so you don't try to weasel out...

Walls built by one country to stop another country's people from illegally entering their country.

 

[Rightguide]

Fixed that for ya Redneck.

No you didn't. I'm not a Democrat.

 

[FakeNews]

This town is proof that Trump’s wall can work

Which RWCJ charter member cares to answer this simple questions?

How many walls built in the last 100 years have been successful in keeping out "invaders"?

Wait, lemme clarify so you don't try to weasel out...

Walls built by one country to stop another country's people from illegally entering their country.

When charges of “racism” and “xenophobia” fail, Democrats’ fallback argument against President Trump’s proposed border wall is that it simply “won’t work,” so why waste billions building it? Tell that to the residents of El Paso, Texas.

Federal data show a far-less imposing wall than the one Trump envisions — a two-story corrugated metal fence first erected under the Bush administration — already has dramatically curtailed both illegal border crossings and crime in Texas’ sixth-largest city, which borders the high-crime Mexican city of Juarez.

In fact, the number of deportable illegal immigrants located by the US Border Patrol plummeted by more than 89 percent over the five-year period during which the controversial new fence was built, according to Homeland Security data I reviewed. When the project first started in 2006, illegal crossings totaled 122,261, but by 2010, when the 131-mile fence was completed from one end of El Paso out into the New Mexico desert, immigrant crossings shrank to just 12,251.

They hit a low of 9,678 in 2012, before slowly ticking back up to a total of 25,193 last year. But they’re still well below pre-fence levels, and the Border Patrol credits the fortified barrier dividing El Paso from Mexico for the reduction in illegal flows.

https://nypost.com/2018/01/13/we-already-have-a-border-wall-and-it-works/

 

[Luk]

You should read the rest of that link, dummy.

 

[FakeNews]

Homeland Security secretary: Border walls work. Yuma sector proves it.

Which RWCJ charter member cares to answer this simple questions?

How many walls built in the last 100 years have been successful in keeping out "invaders"?

Wait, lemme clarify so you don't try to weasel out...

Walls built by one country to stop another country's people from illegally entering their country.

The bipartisan Secure Fence Act of 2006 — supported by then-Sens. Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Joe Biden and others — mandated the construction of hundreds of additional miles of secure fencing and infrastructure investments. Yuma sector was one of the first areas to receive infrastructure investments.

We built new infrastructure along the border east and west of the San Luis Arizona Port of Entry in 2006. The existing fence was quickly lengthened, and we added second and third layers to that fencing in urban areas. Lighting, roads and increased surveillance were added to aid agents patrolling the border.

Aware of these lax enforcement policies, tens of thousands of aliens attempted to the cross the border illegally every month. Last October alone, more than 66,000 people were apprehended after entering illegally — and that 66,000 is just the number of individuals we actually found; it does not include those who evaded detection.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opin...ector-proves-it-elaine-duke-column/586853001/

 

[WoundedKnee]

The one in Israel is, by all reports, pretty effective.

 

[FakeNews]

The places where walls work

Which RWCJ charter member cares to answer this simple questions?

How many walls built in the last 100 years have been successful in keeping out "invaders"?

Wait, lemme clarify so you don't try to weasel out...

Walls built by one country to stop another country's people from illegally entering their country.

Israel-West Bank: The border wall — actually much more a security fence — was constructed in the wake of the 2001-2002 terror campaign in Israel. Almost immediately, the number of successful terror attacks in the Jewish state dropped by 90%. Indeed, it is Israel to which the Trump administration and wall proponents might turn to resolve one of the main arguments about duplicating the system along the US-Mexican border. After all, Israel has developed anti-tunnel radar and other technology to stymie Hamas (and Hezbollah) terrorist who might try to tunnel. Jerusalem might have developed that technology for Israel’s own security, but it could just as easily be replicated to detect, interdict, and destroy tunnels under the US border.

India-Pakistan: India and Pakistan fought wars in 1947, 1965, 1971, and 1999, that collectively killed millions of people. The two sides have had a more than three decade-long standoff on the Siachen glacier and several skirmishes elsewhere along the disputed border. Because Pakistani terror groups regularly try to infiltrate and wreak havoc in India, India constructed a border fence and wall system to keep Pakistanis out. That’s a good thing, because nowhere else in the world could a simple border incident so quickly escalate into nuclear war.

Turkey-Syria: Throughout the 1990s, Turkey faced an escalating challenge from the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), a group leading a Kurdish insurgency against the Turkish Army. Indeed, Syria only seriously cracked down on the PKK when Turkey credibly threatened war. Turkey subsequently reinforced the border with fences, mine fields, and no-man’s land, and it worked. The next 15 years was largely quiet. It was only when Turkey’s leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan removed many of the defenses and turned a blind eye to border security that the terrorism problem in Syria—and its subsequent blowback inside Turkey itself—grew so great.

http://www.aei.org/publication/the-places-where-walls-work/

 

[FakeNews]

Which RWCJ charter member cares to answer this simple questions?

How many walls built in the last 100 years have been successful in keeping out "invaders"?

Wait, lemme clarify so you don't try to weasel out...

Walls built by one country to stop another country's people from illegally entering their country.

Anything else I can help you with?

 

[Luk]

Keep trying, you'll get there.

 

[Rightguide]

http://www.aei.org/publication/the-places-where-walls-work/

From the article I posted in post # 17:

"While Trump critics and editorial writers who’ve spent decades living in New York and Washington refer to the president’s “wall” as silly, stupid and useless, those who actually work on the border say fences are effective.

“The evidence shows that barriers work,” says Pete Hermansen, a 22-year veteran of the Border Patrol and former director of the agency’s tactical and rescue teams. “In urban areas, a wall makes sense. In more remote areas, sensors and mobile cameras may be the right choice. But you can’t say fences don’t work.”

Before San Diego built a 46-mile fence in the late 1980s, border agents were overwhelmed by illegal traffic from Mexico. In 1986, the agency arrested 629,656 illegal immigrants, almost the population of Las Vegas.


Today, the 60-mile sector is almost entirely fenced. Apprehensions last year fell to 26,086, a 95 percent drop, as double fencing in the most populated areas replaced barbed wire and 6-foot-high steel mats."

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/01/3...rtually-impassable-pass-rigorous-testing.html

 

[richard_daily]

The one in Israel is, by all reports, pretty effective.

yeah, it's totally peaceful there...

 

[Luk]

Anything else I can help you with?

Yes, fuck off and die in a ball of flames. You failed to answer the question several different ways. Are you trying to claim "victory" now?

 

[Luk]

yeah, it's totally peaceful there...

Pretty sure that wall has been there for quite a long time.

 

[BobaFetaCheese]

Pretty sure that wall has been there for quite a long time.

Guy it says right in his post it was built in 2002.

 

[Queefer]

I have 4 walls and no mexican has ever just wandered into my house. Maybe donnie is onto something.

 

[Luk]

Guy it says right in his post it was built in 2002.

Your point?

 

[BobaFetaCheese]

yeah, it's totally peaceful there...

The wall/fence does help there. It's made a big difference to them. Nobody claims it stopped everyone or everything but it does work.
It is however a different situation than we have here. They are trying to stop people who literally want to kill them all. And before anyone says anything, yes we have those enemies, too but the vast majority coming from the south are not them. Just poor folk trying to make it better.

 

[BobaFetaCheese]

Your point?

You said it's been there for a quite a long time. It hasn't.

 

[Queefer]

The wall in the US is pretty much the same as the wall in Israel, the prairee nigger is correct. Without it how is anyone going to stop the mexican suicide bombers? BUILD THAT WALL!

 

[Queefer]

You said it's been there for a quite a long time. It hasn't.

If I was banging your wife for the past decade and a half would it be considered that I was banging her for quite a long time?

 

[BobaFetaCheese]

I have 4 walls and no mexican has ever just wandered into my house. Maybe donnie is onto something.

I actually have had a Mexican wander inside my four walls but in his defense he was totally drunk and it was when I lived in a neighborhood where all the houses were similar. I was able to deport him without incident tho.
"Dude, what the fuck, who are you?"

"sorry"

It was a nightmare I tell ya.

 

[BobaFetaCheese]

If I was banging your wife for the past decade and a half would it be considered that I was banging her for quite a long time?

You aint him. I know that guy.

 

[Luk]

You said it's been there for a quite a long time. It hasn't.

2 decades is a pretty long time. And if such a small wall is only somewhat beneficial, how is a giant wall that's going to cost the taxpayers upwards of $25 billion a good idea.

 

[BobaFetaCheese]

2 decades is a pretty long time. And if such a small wall is only somewhat beneficial, how is a giant wall that's going to cost the taxpayers upwards of $25 billion a good idea.

I wouldn't call theirs small. Parts of it are, parts are not. And it's something like 500 miles long.

Never said ours was a good idea. Said the opposite actually.