YES WE CAN" shoes worn by illegals to cross border!!!

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YES WE CAN!
By DML | 23 comments
on Jul 5, 2014

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THE NOTE WAS SENT TO ME FROM ONE OF MY RELIABLE SOURCES at the TEXAS BORDER PATROL.  I’ve received two sets of photos from two contacts at the border.  I cannot validate the authenticity of the pictures.  But I can say the agents who sent these to me is among a handful of agents who have sent me accurate information over the past few months.
The note accompanied the photos without laces.
Dennis Michael: These pictures were taken from a friend who works at the processing center in South Texas. These are being worn by an illegal who will soon be released into the general public.  For people who may think this is a fake picture, notice the shoe laces. We make everyone remove their laces. Thanks for the reporting. You’re the only one reporting accurate facts. Keep up the outstanding work.
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Be sure to stop by the local mall to pick up your matching phone. 

The only thing Romney was right on was what got him into so much trouble, its hard to compete with santa claus.

Loved Ray Stevens ever since the old Gitarzan days. That video & song were fantastic.  Here's my favorite Lalo Guerrero recording made in the 1950's. It's in my collection of obscure 78's. Pancho Lopez is sung to the tune of "The Ballad Of Davy Crockett".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EwiLREY3wM

 

That is a great little tune researcher and even applicable today!  …."he lay in the sun and snore….'''     Definitely obscure!