BabushkaLady
2nd July 2010, 11:57 AM
I'm not in the habit of quoting myself, but I wanted to expound upon President Obummer's lazy/cheap excuse and my offer to take on the project.
He also claimed it was logistically impossible to round up and deport the illegals.
I specialize in logistically impossible . . .
I'll take on the project for the low low price of $1 per head.
How many illegals are we talking about? I've heard 10-40 million. It's probably in the neighborhood of 25. That would mean about $25 million dollars to take on the challenge. I actually think that the offer should only include rounding them up, let the cost of deporting them fall back to the goberment.
First of all, I don't think in terms of impossible. Way back when, I had a good customer that demanded my company turn a project around in 48 hours. I immediately said, "No Way, can't be done." The customer flew back with, "If you wanted to, you could do it". He was right, if I had better cash flow, I could have done anything. It was a growing pain, he wasn't even aware of. We compromised on 72 hours. That was the last time I ever said No.
After that, I always looked at all the ways I could do something. Run a continuous 24/7 shift, hire a direct-delivery service, fly-in supplies, utilize other people's staff and resources. Our new attitude was to get it done, not cheap mind you, but pulling off the impossible. Many times cash on-top-of overtime to my production manager was what it took. :)
I don't for one minute think the goberment wants to deport illegal immigrants. Let's look at the options, as if rounding them up really was the goal.
If I had the $25 million in hand, I'd start with the easy pickins. I'd start on the Southern border. I'd plan it around a big gathering to catch as many all at once. Didn't they have a few protests this year? I'd put surveillance and presence at all the hospitals, known employers, groceries, churches and neighborhoods. If you rounded up 20-40 at a time, your cost per pick-up would decrease.
I actually think if a "go home illegals" mind-set was really ever adapted, they would scatter back across the border. I also think I'd have plenty of free volunteers to help with the project.
This goberment attitude of impossible just pisses me off. Hell, they have access to the Printing Press. With that much money it would be easy. Instead they give the money to the illegals in the form of freebies.
What do you think? Where would you catch a dozen?
He also claimed it was logistically impossible to round up and deport the illegals.
I specialize in logistically impossible . . .
I'll take on the project for the low low price of $1 per head.
How many illegals are we talking about? I've heard 10-40 million. It's probably in the neighborhood of 25. That would mean about $25 million dollars to take on the challenge. I actually think that the offer should only include rounding them up, let the cost of deporting them fall back to the goberment.
First of all, I don't think in terms of impossible. Way back when, I had a good customer that demanded my company turn a project around in 48 hours. I immediately said, "No Way, can't be done." The customer flew back with, "If you wanted to, you could do it". He was right, if I had better cash flow, I could have done anything. It was a growing pain, he wasn't even aware of. We compromised on 72 hours. That was the last time I ever said No.
After that, I always looked at all the ways I could do something. Run a continuous 24/7 shift, hire a direct-delivery service, fly-in supplies, utilize other people's staff and resources. Our new attitude was to get it done, not cheap mind you, but pulling off the impossible. Many times cash on-top-of overtime to my production manager was what it took. :)
I don't for one minute think the goberment wants to deport illegal immigrants. Let's look at the options, as if rounding them up really was the goal.
If I had the $25 million in hand, I'd start with the easy pickins. I'd start on the Southern border. I'd plan it around a big gathering to catch as many all at once. Didn't they have a few protests this year? I'd put surveillance and presence at all the hospitals, known employers, groceries, churches and neighborhoods. If you rounded up 20-40 at a time, your cost per pick-up would decrease.
I actually think if a "go home illegals" mind-set was really ever adapted, they would scatter back across the border. I also think I'd have plenty of free volunteers to help with the project.
This goberment attitude of impossible just pisses me off. Hell, they have access to the Printing Press. With that much money it would be easy. Instead they give the money to the illegals in the form of freebies.
What do you think? Where would you catch a dozen?