Much of the american southwest near the border is as pictured above - hardscrabble packed sand and dirt with little vegetation with dirt roads leading up to the border on both sides. While not exactly a 5 lane highway, it's entirely navigable by a good sized diesel truck with appropriate tires. (Something along the lines of a civilian Deuce and a Half)
Dirt roads aren't that easy to make they they'd escape notice, and those smalls hills in the picture aren't naturally navigable.
The needles hide in a stack of needles. There's dirt tracks all over, and really, they're not even entirely 100% necessary. Seriously, a lot of that area the sand might as well just be really dusty tarmac. Trust me, I lived much of my life in that area, there's ways through those hills, and also notice there's basically a road running alongside both sides of the border.
I think there is a broader point to make. Spending a billion dollars on a wall simply shifts terrorist (and illegal immigration) strategies to other methods that may as well be equally easy and much less predictable. After which, we are out a billion dollars of taxpayer money and not really any physically or economically safer.
That could be entirely true. My point was that the border fence resolution was passed and paid for in 2006, and never got built. We're already out the billion dollars ($1.2 billion actually), who knows where it went.
That road was not something they put up in a day.
Well you did say jihadists... so i'm assuming they'd be 72 virgining themselves.
Maybe a large trench full of tank traps (those Normandy spikes you refer to) would work better.
Cancer/radiation sickness is an awful slow and painful way to martyr yourself.
I think the implication was that the martyring would happen more quickly, you know, before radiation sickness or cancer could take hold.
Cancer might take years, true... but radiation sickness not so much. And that's not a timer that starts ticking at the border. It's quite a schlep through the southwestern desert on foot, already dehydrating enough without radiation sickness. I suppose they could swap off like some kind of relay race as each carrier drops, but why bother when you can just put it in a shielded container and drive a truck across?
The only point of Southern Ontario is to have somewhere to drink legally at 19 anyways. At least, that's what three summers working tolls at the Peace Bridge taught me.
Which college in Rochester? Because I too went to college in Rochester.
Ah, I went to the other Rochester college, the one with the hockey team. [emoji14]
I didn't know the link to the actual post, and imgur gave me the album for free. IDGAFI should dock points from @GB for posting a bunch of phone screenshots. What's wrong with a link to the actual post?
Dave probably put in "resign" as an option for his gambling thread for this very reason.
Do these tumblr folk really believe he didn't do meetings all day and deal with a wide variety of people handling his business, who sometimes disagreed or opposed him?
It should be pointed out that this neither originated from Tumblr, nor is Tumblr the only place it's being said. His lawsuits will be put on pause, but he's swapping one type of boring meeting about things he doesn't understand for another type. That said, Pence will likely be doing the work. We'll see if Trump takes more vacation days than George W Bush, who IIRC currently holds the record.
A shielded container that would need a truck would stop any effect of the radiation, while i'm pretty sure you could shield it well enough so it doesn't kill the person until they can carry out an attack.
Pretty sure we heard from some of those people, and they kind of said he wasn't exactly presidential when those type of meetings happened.
I spent a week in Montreal as my 18 birthday/graduation gift. But for most things, the drive wasn't worth it. I also don't really drink very often.
