The "FENCE" saga continues, Contradictions Continue

Please correct us if we're wrong, but the only fence constructed so far by the MCDC is a 5 strand barb wire cattle fence. Perhaps they will soon announce where they are building "security fences and barriers".

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Minuteman news and reports from the field

http://minutemanhq.com/b2/index.php/national

PHOENIX, AZ (August 3, 2006) – Chris Simcox, President of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps (“MCDC”), released the following statement on the Senate vote to fund some limited U.S./Mexico border fencing and vehicle barriers:

[snip]“In the meantime, the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps is designing and doing the engineering studies, and actually already building security fences and barriers on private land using private donations. We are also identifying the locations where the fences will do the most good along the entire southern border. If the government ever does finally decide to authorize AND fund AND build these security measures, the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps will already have the design data, plans and the information about where fences will be most effective.”

(Las Vegas, 8/2/06) Mark Edwards and Terry Anderson discussed "fund raising" and the scam artists that leach onto worthy causes for dollars on the national radio show, Wake Up America!

Anderson advised, "Be careful who you put your faith in, question your leadership".

He stated he has warned others that have been "handled" by these pros to "disavow yourself" of them.

"Our books are wide open for anyone to see any time", announced Edwards, who heads the Wake Up America Foundation, and feels any legitimate organization should do the same.

Further Mark proclaims, " Ask questions! Tell non-profits - SHOW ME!"

Edwards, by way of his popular radio program helped promote the Las Vegas Minutemen chapter. Now that group appears to be under the umbrella of the MCDC being operated by the entities handling the same Simcox/MCDC fence building project.

Information, discussion and press releases on the MCDC/Simcox can be found here.