Wednesday, October 10 2012

Solution Found to Faulty Border Sensors IDENTISEIS -- The Missing Link in Border Security American Patrol Report -- October 10    Watch This Incredible Video     The recent tragedy that led to the death of U.S. Border Patrol agent Ivie was due in part to a ground sensor that sent out a false alarm.     Problems with ground sensors have plagued the Department of Homeland Security for years. Now, an Arizona company, Border Technology, Inc. (BTI), has found a solution. They call it IDENTISEIS ® – the identification of border intruders using seismic technology.     IDENTISEIS® solves the false alarm problem by linking sensors (geophones) together - giving the system a greater range -- 600 feet vs. 30 feet. This greater range allows the computer's algorithm more time to decide if a signal is coming from a human or something else -- greatly reducing false alarms.     (An early version of IDENTISEIS® was being tested by the non-profit, American Border Patrol, as the Sonic Barrier.)     IDENTISEIS® uses the same hardware used by oil companies to search for oil deep underground. The software is entirely different, however, as the system looks for surface signals instead.     IDENTISEIS® sensors are connected by a continuous cable, providing seamless coverage along the border. The entire system, including seismographs and a satellite radio link, is solar powered. With the exception of solar panels (every half mile) and the radio link (every five miles), the entire system is buried underground.     Mike King, VP of BTI, says the entire border with Mexico could be secured with IDENTISEIS® for a fraction of what DHS spent on the failed virtual fence.     IDENTISEIS® will be featured at the Border Management Conference and Technology Expo next week in El Paso. Video: IDENTISEIS – The Missing Link on the Border Related: Free Admission to the Border Management Conference and Technology Expo  Comment on This Feature     Past Features

Katie Pavlich -- Townhall.com     More Obama regime skullduggery exposed   New video from Project Veritas shows an Obama for America campaign staffer providing advice and a ballot to an undercover reporter posing as an Obama activist about how to vote twice in the upcoming presidential election. The activist tells Obama for America Houston Director Stephanie Caballero, who is a salaried employee of the Democratic National Committee, she wants to vote in Texas and in Florida..

Jackson (Miss.) Clarion-Ledger     State joins suit against subversive Obama regime   Gov. Phil Bryant has joined a federal lawsuit challenging Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano's directive ordering federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers not to enforce federal immigration laws or initiate removal proceedings against a broad class of approximately 1.7 million illegal [aliens]. -- The lawsuit, Crane et al. v. Napolitano, was filed in the United States District Court...

Dave Gibson -- The Examiner    Sheriff Dever's autopsy results in more questions than answers   On Monday, the Coconino County Office of the Medical Examiner released the results of Sheriff Larry Dever's autopsy. The four-term Cochise County sheriff was killed in a one-vehicle accident on September 18 while on his way to join his sons on a hunting trip near White Horse Lake. The autopsy determined that Dever's death was caused by multiple injuries and "the manner of death is (an) accident," wrote Dr. A.L. Mosely...

Politico     Steve Wynn goes off over Comrade O's destructive policies   On the Tuesday broadcast of the nightly Nevada political program "Ralston Reports," Steve Wynn, CEO of Wynn Resorts sat down with host Jon Ralston to discuss the presidential election. -- Wynn, an outspoken critic of President Obama, didn't hold back in his latest criticism of the incumbent president seeking a second term. -- "I'll be damned if I want to have him lecture me about small business and jobs. I'm a job creator..."

Disclose.tv    Have you seen the movie 2016 yet?   Here's your chance. Learn why another 4 years of the tyrant currently in the White House would be a complete disaster.

Jim Kouri, CPP -- The Examiner    sc   House hearings on consulate attack reveals ineptness, dishonesty A House Oversight and Government Reform Committee probe today into the Sept. 11, 2012, terrorist attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, is revealing an inept, uninformed and dishonest Obama administration and State Department. -- Prior to the deadly terrorist attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Ambassador Chris Stevens' request for additional security officials was turned down by the Obama administration...

Fox News    World's richest man gets richer supplying 'Obamaphones' to poor   A Mexican telecom mogul who holds the title of world's richest man and one of President Obama's top donors are both getting even richer from the U.S. government program that supplies so-called "Obamaphones" to the poor. -- Carlos Slim, who has an estimated net worth of $70 billion, owns a controlling stake in TracFone, which makes $10 per phone for each device it provides to poor Americans...

Jim Kouri, CPP -- The Examiner     Pollsters bearing good news for Romney campaign    A Gallup presidential poll of likely voters released on Tuesday appears to mirror the findings of another poll released the previous day by the Pew Research Center. -- According to Pew's pollsters, among likely voters GOP candidate Mitt Romney holds a slight 49 percent to 45 percent edge over Obama with a plus/minus 3 points.

David Codrea -- The Examiner     Gun group urges Ryan to confront Biden on Fast and Furious   The national right to keep and bear arms advocacy group, Gun Owners of America, urged its members and supporters today to ask Rep. Paul Ryan “to bring up Fast & Furious in the debate this Thursday with [Vice President] Joe Biden. -- "Just recently, Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan – 'A' rated by Gun Owners of America -- became the 131st Representative to call for Attorney General Eric Holder's resignation," the alert reports.

Judicial Watch     ICE spares invader with fake green card, Social Security, expired license   An illegal [alien] journalist who has admitted obtaining a fake Social Security, fake green card and fake U.S. passport has been released (and won't be deported) by the Obama Administration after getting caught driving without a license in Minnesota. -- The (DHS) will not deport or take any action against the offender, Jose Antonio Vargas, because the agency doesn't consider him a "high priority."

Right Side News -- Kennesaw, Ga.    Out of control feds passing a new regulation every 2 Hours, 24/7    OpenMarket.org is the staff blog of the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI). CEI is a non-profit public policy organization dedicated to advancing the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and individual liberty. Every week, the CEI releases a report on the continuing deluge of regulations that are passed and this week it is up. Regulations are strangling small business and forcing those impacted to figure them out...

Rep. Ron Paul -- LewRockwell.com    Government dependency will end in chaos   The media insists on characterizing statements about dependency on government handouts as controversial, but in truth such statements are absolutely correct. It's not that nearly half of Americans are dependent on government; it's actually more than half. If one includes not just people on food stamps and welfare, but also seniors on Medicare, Social Security and people employed by the government directly...

Allan Wall -- VDare.com     Exposé of "Fast And Furious" won't cause Obama to lose Hispanic vote   U.S. Spanish-language network Univision's September 30 exposé of the "Fast and Furious" outrage perpetrated by Eric "My People" Holder's ATF has sparked a lot of admiration in Republican circles. Some Republicans gloat that it might cost Obama some Hispanic votes. -- The headline on Greg Pollowitz's National Review blog entry went so far to declare that Univision is the Future of American Journalism...

Associated Press     Mexican arrested after heroin found in luggage   An airline passenger who says she's a law school student from Mexico has been arrested in a Texas heroin smuggling case. -- Federal prosecutors in Houston on Tuesday announced the arrest of 21-year-old Yessica Chanel Cabanillas-Torres, who remains in custody pending a detention hearing. She's charged with possession with intent to distribute and importation of heroin...

KPHO-TV -- Phoenix     Arpaio says Comrade Obama's worthless ICE is not taking his invaders   Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio claims [ICE] refused to take custody of a suspected [illegal alien] his deputies were handing over. -- Detectives from MCSO's Human Smuggling Unit came across two men during a traffic stop in southern Maricopa County Monday afternoon. -- Arpaio said the driver was unable to produce proper identification to operate a vehicle. Both occupants later admitted to being in the country illegally...

Politico     Rep. Gallegly rips ICE, creepy celebrity invader Vargas   The chairman of a House subcommittee on immigration slammed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's handling of the arrest of journalist and activist Jose Antonio Vargas, saying Tuesday that the agency has set a dangerous precedent for dealing with [illegal aliens]. -- "Jose Antonio Vargas is a classic example of how flawed the system is," [said] Rep. Elton Gallegly, a California Republican...

KOLD-TV -- Tucson     More than $3 million in marijuana seized by Border Patrol   Last weekend the Border Patrol seized nearly $3 million worth of marijuana in three separate incidents. -- The first finding occurred on Saturday, when agents operating surveillance equipment near Ajo, noticed a group of suspected drug smugglers operating on the U.S. side of the border. Agents dispatched to the scene found 11 bundles of marijuana, abandoned, the smugglers nowhere to be found...