Posted by
Charles Lewis on Tuesday, May 01, 2007 5:29:51 PM
I spoke with a national Minuteman official today. I asked him if the deplorable conditions under which "Nacho" Ramos - the heroic border guard jailed for defending America from the Mexican and terrorist invasion (wholly on the testimony of a drug smuggler who walks free) - was being held had improved any.
I had assumed that, now that the spotlight of national attention has been focused on the near fatal attack by Ramos's illegal immigrant prison mates for which he had been set up (and for which he got no medical assistance for four days), the authorities in the Mississippi prison where he is caged would have at least stopped treating him like a psychotic killer.
No such luck. The administration is apparently so intent on making an example of Ramos and the other unfortunate agents (so that those still employed as border guarians never again even think about doing their jobs) that it doesn't care if we know, doesn't care how obvious it is. The following conditions are still in effect for this gallant martyr to the diabolical cause of anti-Americanism:
He's allowed out of his cell only an hour a day
He's allowed only one phone call per month
No radio, TV, newspapers, magazines, books, or any other form of intellectual stimulation is permitted, except:
A Bible, which the Minutemen had to fight strenuously to secure for him.
I ask that you pray for this American hero, and for the others of his professional jailed on the testimony of acknowledged invaders and smugglers, and at the behest of the Mexican government. And that you step up the pressure on your local representatives to undo this atrocity.
This is high treason. It's the psychological rape of not just the incarcerated public servants but of their brethren still on the front lines, and, indirectly, of America herself.