I thought it was more F= M x A…as in as soon as those heavy duty doggies slam into those invaders at full speed, they accelerate their asses back south of the frickin’ border.
Ahem, I hope once we get rid of Santa Anna’s great great grandsons we can get back to the swimming hole…it was just getting interesting…
🙂
March 20, 2017 at 8:48 pm
Redleg
Did you see Sharna in DWTS tonight? Sam in the flesh!
March 20, 2017 at 9:06 pm
Grunt GI
Wow…could be…but really…could there be another Sam?
Stay tuned…
March 21, 2017 at 2:09 am
Old Codger
Did you see Sharna in DWTS tonight? Sam in the flesh!
Not even CLOSE! The girl is attractive but Sam in the flesh? Not hardly. Hips are too narrow and the boobs, while nice, are – at BEST a small “b” or even a large “a” (which is entirely OK. Boobies don’t have to be mammoth to be memorable.) which as way to early in the alphabet to be Sam.
Nope. My image of “Sam in the flesh” is more along the lines of Lucy Collette (AKA Lucy Vixen) a sometime Page 3 girl.
Here are a couple of representative pics of her: (WARNING: NSFWnote the “W” can stand either for “work” or “wife”) http://tinyurl.com/SITF-1 http://tinyurl.com/SITF-2
Remember; while these are not porn, they are very much NSFW (topless)
March 21, 2017 at 5:51 pm
Grunt GI
Eh, not as cute as Sam, but nice rack.
And probably not nearly as interesting as Sam.
Do those mech doggies bite or just zap their targets?
March 20, 2017 at 9:09 pm
Chris Muir
You tell me.Shall they do both?:)
March 20, 2017 at 9:15 pm
Bill G
Yes. Bite, zap, toss…and do a Happy Dance on the remains when a coyote tries violence.
The feral hogs should take care of any to, to mortal flesh left over.
March 20, 2017 at 10:23 pm
Kafiroon
Yes. Absolutely. I like the dance on the remains part, even though I prefer large voltage/high amperage and Napalm.
March 21, 2017 at 6:47 am
Bill G
Yes, a flamethrower option would be nice.
March 21, 2017 at 2:08 am
jackdeth72
Please add a Drop Kick Function, Chris.
March 21, 2017 at 2:14 am
Old Codger
Nudge (ram?) first, then zap. I didn’t know they had the capability to bite. Even if they do, I don’t think it’d be a great idea. We don’t want the beggars injured, merely run off back to where they came from. Now a way to grab hold and drag the south might not be a bad idea.
March 21, 2017 at 2:51 pm
Arkelk
I agree: nudge/ram and zap and poke. Biting could cause other problems for the good guys.
March 21, 2017 at 2:19 am
JSStryker
Both, plus maybe a 12ga shotgun onboard for those that try to fight back.
Agreed, exactly. This is the true teaching of a thing.
March 20, 2017 at 9:28 pm
Spin Drift
Let’s see Conservation of Energy prevails so kinetic energy of the little doggies gets transferred into the latin Pinatas. M1V1 = M2V2, your mileage may vary.
Spin
I wonder what escape velocity is on the south parcel?
March 20, 2017 at 10:04 pm
Swansonic
Not sure. Bet the little doggies could calculate it for the Doppler shift of their screams….
March 20, 2017 at 10:24 pm
Swansonic
‘calculate it USING the Doppler…’
‘sigh’
March 20, 2017 at 10:04 pm
Deplorable B Woodman
Elementary Applied Physics 101.
March 20, 2017 at 10:47 pm
TJ
Actually, the correct equation is
force x distance through which the force acts = work done
In context, I think the appropriate equation should be:
force applied by kick x distance of play for foot in contact with kicked butt =
distance flown x atmospheric resistance force (a.k.a. drag, which has nothing to do with drag queens), though this ignores gravity like most of cartoon physics.
The acceleration of the kickee is force of kick divided by mass of kickee.
Needless to say, a kick of sufficient force to actually push a body over the border, even at a distance of a couple of miles (and considering gravity), will probably actually cleave the kickee as thoroughly, if more messily, as an equivalent swing of a well sharpened katana (or an impact of the 12.00 caliber boot moving a supersonic velocities). Meaning that the parts will effectively go nowhere. That’s the reality of non-comic book physics.
(Not that I don’t enjoy comic book physics from time to time…it’s a great way to have your cake and eat it too, as long as you remember that it’s not real.)
March 21, 2017 at 6:50 am
Bill G
It’s…it’s…it’s not real?
Sob!
March 21, 2017 at 7:04 am
MasterDiver
Or as Archimedes of Syracuse put it: Give me a lever long enough, and I can move the world!
Had to drive the two hours from Sebring down to son’s store in Palm Beach Gardens today. The route is a straight shot down Beeline Highway (appropriately enough) and 20 miles out from my destination, right in the middle of a huge conservation, hunting, and wetlands area is Pratt Whitney Aircraft. I’ve driven by there hundreds of times over the years and I do not ever remember seeing such activity in and out of the complex and so many vehicles in the employee parking area. They do make a lot of commercial jet engines but they are best known for the power units in some of our primary fighter jets. Add to that the increased dogfight training that swirls in the darkness overhead in Sebring as pilots train around the Avon Park Bombing Range…and I have to believe that there is major planning and prepping afoot.
Coincidence? Maybe. But referencing Pamela’s quip about limiting speed on new-gen prototype fighters, I’d like to think Trump and Co. are feeling the “need for speed”, and applying pre-emptory force to invaders before they invade? That’s the ticket.
March 20, 2017 at 11:48 pm
David Gonzalez
Good Gawd; am I ever behind times! Last I recall, P&W was located in Grand Prairie, Texas—at what used to be called “NAS Dallas”. My tame JOCS will probably chime in to chide me about my lapses of memory. My own training field was in Half Day, Illinois. Today, that big plot of real estate is an industrial park and my beloved NAS Glenview is now expensive homes and upscale boutiques. The only place to park a PA28-140 is what used to be Palwaukee Airport, but is now “Chicago Executive Air Park”, or some-such nonsense.
March 21, 2017 at 9:55 am
Spin Drift
DG, in the middle of the Glenview NAS used to be station is a small park dedicated to the men/women who trained there. A good friend headed up the committee to make that happen. His long gone father trained on Wildcats there. So did Bush 41. The life size bronze figures in the central square are from the same firm that did them for the Museum of Naval Aviation at NAS Pensacola. Go visit both if you can, you can smell/taste the history.
Spin
Anchors Aweigh!
I lived in Glenview while the base was converted and my condo is 4 miles from NAS P’cola
March 21, 2017 at 10:20 am
John D. Egbert
JOCS(RET), yes. “Tame” — not so sure; could say similar ’bout a certain Tweet of long acquaintance.
Re P&W, far as I know they’re still in Stratford, CT as part of United Technologies, which includes Hamilton Standard (yes, they still make propellers [ look at the latest incarnations of Herks and Hummers]) and LTV (who, once upon a time, made an interesting vehicle called Corsair [both F4U and SLUF]). It is LTV that sits on the west side of NAS Dallas; they reworked A-7s in the ’80s. NASD moved to and became NAS Fort Worth JRB taking over the former Carswell AFB — home to General Dynamics, which is still cranking out F-16s
Thus endeth the history lesson for the day.
March 21, 2017 at 12:03 am
Pamela
There are only a few times a man needs to take it slow and steady.
Getting ready to lay down some whoop ass on idiots is not the time to limit speed. You go in hard and hot.
And even save the taxpayers some serious dough in the process. In just a few weeks DT has scared the bejeebus out of Lockheed Martin on that bloated F-35 contract and got an immediate reduction in delivery costs with a flock of them heading for Israel and a fresh batch -much cheaper than the last batch- for our boys…negotiating from strength they call that, along with putting America First. The PB County PW plant is the primary builder for those engines which likely explains that ramped-up activity there.
March 21, 2017 at 4:19 am
NotYetInACamp
All of the buyers of the F-35 are getting price reductions. japan has even upped its order now, if i recall correctly.
That theoretical F-45 for fighter superiority is also a thought that would make them rethink what they are doing.
Yup. Quite a bit of nighttime activity over the bombing range recently. The pilots do need more flight time to achieve high proficiency than they were getting under the recent holder of the white house.
March 21, 2017 at 7:47 am
Kafiroon
Sell all 35’s to anyone dumb enough to maintain it and fast track the 45’s. That means keep the 45 away from the bloat experts.
Absolutely hit the afterburner on the Mustang, but that still means online post-Trump, fuck that!
The Lightning is way imperfect as are all products of committee and questionable politics/agendas. But it’s in the pipe NOW and we need it NOW. And actually selling them to foreign govs is subsidizing ours…that’s the art of the deal, along with forced cost reductions and reduced/improved maintenance issues and practices. Might even see some similar improvements in the Raptor program.
The Donald is no military or aeronautical engineer or expert. But I guarantee you he can put the fear of God into those that are and get cost and operational issues under control to bridge that gap and get shit done NOW.
Kafiroon, I understand you are invested in the 45 as we all are less directly but no less importantly…and justifiably so from what I can see, it looks awesome. But in eight years we might either not be here anymore or be back in the hands of the Shadow (redundant).
Ramp up, improve, and put to use the tools we have NOW!
I had a friend that worked in the boneyards out in arizona..he said he always knew something was coming based on what parts he had orders to pull and how urgent they were.
March 21, 2017 at 7:08 am
MasterDiver
The fast burners aren’t the only ones ramping up. A lot more flying hours, especially night time, from the C-17s and at the local base. Keep’em flying Air Force, HOO-AHH!
Zar Belk!
March 21, 2017 at 10:24 am
John D. Egbert
Have noticed similar goings-on re the aviation (helo) units attached to the 101st Airborne Division based here at Ft. Campbell. Things that make you go “Hm-m-m-m-m.”
March 20, 2017 at 11:57 pm
WayneM
Targeted education with practical application… no wonder Javier is a phenom.
March 21, 2017 at 4:27 am
NotYetInACamp
Practical applications are very educational was my first thought.
And that was not Merida the target moved across the borderline was saying.
While I’ve enjoyed the P&W discussions regarding the F-35, I must remain true to my thought that the perfect deportation tool is either an air cannon or a trebuchet just on our side of the border, targeted to around 250 yards their side of the line. “Hey, they were in excellent health when we sent them back”.
March 21, 2017 at 4:20 am
Sendarius
For some reason that makes me think of:
“PULL!…”
March 21, 2017 at 6:53 am
Bill G
ROFLMAO!
March 21, 2017 at 9:58 am
Spin Drift
Makes me think of “lost target” but still getting a hundred straight.
Spin
Report pair on Station 8!
March 21, 2017 at 3:01 pm
RegT
Mel Brooks, “History of the World”: “I love peasants. Pull!”
March 21, 2017 at 10:32 am
John D. Egbert
I’m kinda partial to setting up holding areas near military airfields where the illegals are processed in and sorted according to home nation. When a planeload (C-130/C-17/etc.) is achieved, load ’em up, fly ’em home, and leave ’em on the tarmac at their capital’s airport. Great cross-country training for Reserve units. And if the home country isn’t happy, there are Reserve fighter squadrons and refuelers that could use cross-country, escort and operational training, too.
I have a better idea. Pay all those citizen ‘watchdogs’ (like the morons at that bird conservation area in Oregon last year) to watch the border, with guns, and shoot at los mojados. Buckshot in front of them as a warning shot, a shout of ‘Vuelve donde viniste ahora mismo!’. If that doesn’t work, another round of buckshot, a shout of ‘didi mao, penedjos!’
If a 3rd effort is required…. well, people do disappear in the desert, don’t they.
Sorry, but I’m getting mean in this part of my life when I read about two 18 year old ‘men’ raping a 14-year-old girl in school in Maryland. Mean as a snake.
I am just fed up with it.
March 21, 2017 at 5:27 pm
Pamela
Grrr. Stake them out, gag them and let her castrate them both.
Then shove the pieces down their throats.
March 21, 2017 at 5:59 am
CaptDMO
Home schooling is borderline?
Depends where you fall on the spectrum.
March 21, 2017 at 6:55 am
Bill G
This bit of homeschooling is being done on the borderline. And then, little Javier is wa-ay out past the edges. A gummint school would be child abuse for him.
March 21, 2017 at 10:58 am
Pamela
Javier would be sent to the principal’s office for correcting the teacher on the incorrect facts and facets of the whatever subject was being taught.
I can imagine him as a teenager in Sex Ed.
March 21, 2017 at 12:30 pm
NotYetInACamp
I lived that.
March 21, 2017 at 1:49 pm
Pamela
NYIAC
The Principal’s office or the Sex Ed class….
March 21, 2017 at 6:42 pm
NotYetInACamp
5th
March 21, 2017 at 6:54 am
gafling
The first thing that came to my mind was a trebuchet … force, leverage, distance travelled … that kind of thing. Alternatively the border could be effectively patrolled and secured by a squad of ED-209s.
The new MXT 135, counter defilade weapon, which is
now being issued to troops in the field, should be
effective no matter who is firing it.
Laser range finding, radio chipped, target predetermined,
35 mm exploding round.
March 21, 2017 at 9:19 am
RooftopVoter
Chris, if you are going to have Damon educate Javier, then a demonstration on the effectiveness of a relatively small force distributed over a small cylinder, say .308″ would be appropriate.
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I thought it was more F= M x A…as in as soon as those heavy duty doggies slam into those invaders at full speed, they accelerate their asses back south of the frickin’ border.
Ahem, I hope once we get rid of Santa Anna’s great great grandsons we can get back to the swimming hole…it was just getting interesting…
🙂
Did you see Sharna in DWTS tonight? Sam in the flesh!
Wow…could be…but really…could there be another Sam?
Stay tuned…
Not even CLOSE! The girl is attractive but Sam in the flesh? Not hardly. Hips are too narrow and the boobs, while nice, are – at BEST a small “b” or even a large “a” (which is entirely OK. Boobies don’t have to be mammoth to be memorable.) which as way to early in the alphabet to be Sam.
Nope. My image of “Sam in the flesh” is more along the lines of Lucy Collette (AKA Lucy Vixen) a sometime Page 3 girl.
Here are a couple of representative pics of her: (WARNING: NSFW note the “W” can stand either for “work” or “wife”)
http://tinyurl.com/SITF-1
http://tinyurl.com/SITF-2
Remember; while these are not porn, they are very much NSFW (topless)
Eh, not as cute as Sam, but nice rack.
And probably not nearly as interesting as Sam.
Do those mech doggies bite or just zap their targets?
You tell me.Shall they do both?:)
Yes. Bite, zap, toss…and do a Happy Dance on the remains when a coyote tries violence.
The feral hogs should take care of any to, to mortal flesh left over.
Yes. Absolutely. I like the dance on the remains part, even though I prefer large voltage/high amperage and Napalm.
Yes, a flamethrower option would be nice.
Please add a Drop Kick Function, Chris.
Nudge (ram?) first, then zap. I didn’t know they had the capability to bite. Even if they do, I don’t think it’d be a great idea. We don’t want the beggars injured, merely run off back to where they came from. Now a way to grab hold and drag the south might not be a bad idea.
I agree: nudge/ram and zap and poke. Biting could cause other problems for the good guys.
Both, plus maybe a 12ga shotgun onboard for those that try to fight back.
Why can’t we have both? Teeth coming together complete a circuit and Z-A-P-P-O-O-O-O!
That’s gotta smart!
I think the Dawgs need to take a piss when they are done
Dawg piss = hot motor oil?
Napalm
*Ahem*
Something more Simple and Rudimentary….
“How does one say ‘Drop Kick Me, Jesus Through The Goal Posts Of Life'” in Spanish?
Gota Da una patada MÃ, Jesús Por los Postes de Objetivo de Vida
Practical applications of classroom theory are always an excellent teaching method.
Javier’s home schooling is going very well.
Agreed, exactly. This is the true teaching of a thing.
Let’s see Conservation of Energy prevails so kinetic energy of the little doggies gets transferred into the latin Pinatas. M1V1 = M2V2, your mileage may vary.
Spin
I wonder what escape velocity is on the south parcel?
Not sure. Bet the little doggies could calculate it for the Doppler shift of their screams….
‘calculate it USING the Doppler…’
‘sigh’
Elementary Applied Physics 101.
Actually, the correct equation is
force x distance through which the force acts = work done
In context, I think the appropriate equation should be:
force applied by kick x distance of play for foot in contact with kicked butt =
distance flown x atmospheric resistance force (a.k.a. drag, which has nothing to do with drag queens), though this ignores gravity like most of cartoon physics.
The acceleration of the kickee is force of kick divided by mass of kickee.
Needless to say, a kick of sufficient force to actually push a body over the border, even at a distance of a couple of miles (and considering gravity), will probably actually cleave the kickee as thoroughly, if more messily, as an equivalent swing of a well sharpened katana (or an impact of the 12.00 caliber boot moving a supersonic velocities). Meaning that the parts will effectively go nowhere. That’s the reality of non-comic book physics.
(Not that I don’t enjoy comic book physics from time to time…it’s a great way to have your cake and eat it too, as long as you remember that it’s not real.)
It’s…it’s…it’s not real?
Sob!
Or as Archimedes of Syracuse put it: Give me a lever long enough, and I can move the world!
Zar Belk!
Applying force to invaders…
Had to drive the two hours from Sebring down to son’s store in Palm Beach Gardens today. The route is a straight shot down Beeline Highway (appropriately enough) and 20 miles out from my destination, right in the middle of a huge conservation, hunting, and wetlands area is Pratt Whitney Aircraft. I’ve driven by there hundreds of times over the years and I do not ever remember seeing such activity in and out of the complex and so many vehicles in the employee parking area. They do make a lot of commercial jet engines but they are best known for the power units in some of our primary fighter jets. Add to that the increased dogfight training that swirls in the darkness overhead in Sebring as pilots train around the Avon Park Bombing Range…and I have to believe that there is major planning and prepping afoot.
Coincidence? Maybe. But referencing Pamela’s quip about limiting speed on new-gen prototype fighters, I’d like to think Trump and Co. are feeling the “need for speed”, and applying pre-emptory force to invaders before they invade? That’s the ticket.
Good Gawd; am I ever behind times! Last I recall, P&W was located in Grand Prairie, Texas—at what used to be called “NAS Dallas”. My tame JOCS will probably chime in to chide me about my lapses of memory. My own training field was in Half Day, Illinois. Today, that big plot of real estate is an industrial park and my beloved NAS Glenview is now expensive homes and upscale boutiques. The only place to park a PA28-140 is what used to be Palwaukee Airport, but is now “Chicago Executive Air Park”, or some-such nonsense.
DG, in the middle of the Glenview NAS used to be station is a small park dedicated to the men/women who trained there. A good friend headed up the committee to make that happen. His long gone father trained on Wildcats there. So did Bush 41. The life size bronze figures in the central square are from the same firm that did them for the Museum of Naval Aviation at NAS Pensacola. Go visit both if you can, you can smell/taste the history.
Spin
Anchors Aweigh!
I lived in Glenview while the base was converted and my condo is 4 miles from NAS P’cola
JOCS(RET), yes. “Tame” — not so sure; could say similar ’bout a certain Tweet of long acquaintance.
Re P&W, far as I know they’re still in Stratford, CT as part of United Technologies, which includes Hamilton Standard (yes, they still make propellers [ look at the latest incarnations of Herks and Hummers]) and LTV (who, once upon a time, made an interesting vehicle called Corsair [both F4U and SLUF]). It is LTV that sits on the west side of NAS Dallas; they reworked A-7s in the ’80s. NASD moved to and became NAS Fort Worth JRB taking over the former Carswell AFB — home to General Dynamics, which is still cranking out F-16s
Thus endeth the history lesson for the day.
There are only a few times a man needs to take it slow and steady.
Getting ready to lay down some whoop ass on idiots is not the time to limit speed. You go in hard and hot.
And even save the taxpayers some serious dough in the process. In just a few weeks DT has scared the bejeebus out of Lockheed Martin on that bloated F-35 contract and got an immediate reduction in delivery costs with a flock of them heading for Israel and a fresh batch -much cheaper than the last batch- for our boys…negotiating from strength they call that, along with putting America First. The PB County PW plant is the primary builder for those engines which likely explains that ramped-up activity there.
All of the buyers of the F-35 are getting price reductions. japan has even upped its order now, if i recall correctly.
That theoretical F-45 for fighter superiority is also a thought that would make them rethink what they are doing.
Yup. Quite a bit of nighttime activity over the bombing range recently. The pilots do need more flight time to achieve high proficiency than they were getting under the recent holder of the white house.
Sell all 35’s to anyone dumb enough to maintain it and fast track the 45’s. That means keep the 45 away from the bloat experts.
Absolutely hit the afterburner on the Mustang, but that still means online post-Trump, fuck that!
The Lightning is way imperfect as are all products of committee and questionable politics/agendas. But it’s in the pipe NOW and we need it NOW. And actually selling them to foreign govs is subsidizing ours…that’s the art of the deal, along with forced cost reductions and reduced/improved maintenance issues and practices. Might even see some similar improvements in the Raptor program.
The Donald is no military or aeronautical engineer or expert. But I guarantee you he can put the fear of God into those that are and get cost and operational issues under control to bridge that gap and get shit done NOW.
Kafiroon, I understand you are invested in the 45 as we all are less directly but no less importantly…and justifiably so from what I can see, it looks awesome. But in eight years we might either not be here anymore or be back in the hands of the Shadow (redundant).
Ramp up, improve, and put to use the tools we have NOW!
I had a friend that worked in the boneyards out in arizona..he said he always knew something was coming based on what parts he had orders to pull and how urgent they were.
The fast burners aren’t the only ones ramping up. A lot more flying hours, especially night time, from the C-17s and at the local base. Keep’em flying Air Force, HOO-AHH!
Zar Belk!
Have noticed similar goings-on re the aviation (helo) units attached to the 101st Airborne Division based here at Ft. Campbell. Things that make you go “Hm-m-m-m-m.”
Targeted education with practical application… no wonder Javier is a phenom.
Practical applications are very educational was my first thought.
And that was not Merida the target moved across the borderline was saying.
While I’ve enjoyed the P&W discussions regarding the F-35, I must remain true to my thought that the perfect deportation tool is either an air cannon or a trebuchet just on our side of the border, targeted to around 250 yards their side of the line. “Hey, they were in excellent health when we sent them back”.
For some reason that makes me think of:
“PULL!…”
ROFLMAO!
Makes me think of “lost target” but still getting a hundred straight.
Spin
Report pair on Station 8!
Mel Brooks, “History of the World”: “I love peasants. Pull!”
I’m kinda partial to setting up holding areas near military airfields where the illegals are processed in and sorted according to home nation. When a planeload (C-130/C-17/etc.) is achieved, load ’em up, fly ’em home, and leave ’em on the tarmac at their capital’s airport. Great cross-country training for Reserve units. And if the home country isn’t happy, there are Reserve fighter squadrons and refuelers that could use cross-country, escort and operational training, too.
It’s a case of cause and effect, cmblake…
The effect is we gotta build that wall and use your method on the ones that breach it.
The cause is we didn’t vaporize those motherfuckers at the source so they never get close to that wall. It ain’t Mexicans coming across these days.
I have a better idea. Pay all those citizen ‘watchdogs’ (like the morons at that bird conservation area in Oregon last year) to watch the border, with guns, and shoot at los mojados. Buckshot in front of them as a warning shot, a shout of ‘Vuelve donde viniste ahora mismo!’. If that doesn’t work, another round of buckshot, a shout of ‘didi mao, penedjos!’
If a 3rd effort is required…. well, people do disappear in the desert, don’t they.
Sorry, but I’m getting mean in this part of my life when I read about two 18 year old ‘men’ raping a 14-year-old girl in school in Maryland. Mean as a snake.
I am just fed up with it.
Grrr. Stake them out, gag them and let her castrate them both.
Then shove the pieces down their throats.
Home schooling is borderline?
Depends where you fall on the spectrum.
This bit of homeschooling is being done on the borderline. And then, little Javier is wa-ay out past the edges. A gummint school would be child abuse for him.
Javier would be sent to the principal’s office for correcting the teacher on the incorrect facts and facets of the whatever subject was being taught.
I can imagine him as a teenager in Sex Ed.
I lived that.
NYIAC
The Principal’s office or the Sex Ed class….
5th
The first thing that came to my mind was a trebuchet … force, leverage, distance travelled … that kind of thing. Alternatively the border could be effectively patrolled and secured by a squad of ED-209s.
Use the force, my son.
The new MXT 135, counter defilade weapon, which is
now being issued to troops in the field, should be
effective no matter who is firing it.
Laser range finding, radio chipped, target predetermined,
35 mm exploding round.
Chris, if you are going to have Damon educate Javier, then a demonstration on the effectiveness of a relatively small force distributed over a small cylinder, say .308″ would be appropriate.
Buzzards gotta eat too.
Buzzard lives matter!
In short, a Mexipault.
A Wall idea.