90 Miles From Tyranny

Monday, July 26, 2021

Watch: Border Patrol Dropping Off Illegals at Bus Station, Sending Them Out of Town

If you want to see what over 180,000 illegal immigrants being caught by Border Patrol each month looks like in microcosm, the bus station in McAllen, Texas, wouldn’t be a bad place to start.

On Saturday, KTTV-TV reporter Bill Melugin tweeted video that was captured by Fox’s drone team down in the Rio Grande Valley, where the border crisis has been felt most acutely. In it, a busload of migrants can be seen getting dropped off by the Border Patrol to get tickets elsewhere.

Melugin wrote the illegal immigrants were “given bus tickets to travel out of town after they are processed & released from custody” with notices to appear for a later court date.

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“Our team says they’ve seen at least 4 bus loads of migrants being dropped off today,” he added. “[The New York Post] reports that buses at McAllen station can’t keep up with demand because there are so many migrants coming in, and locals have to wait 2 days to get a bus ticket.”

The Post report, published Thursday, indicated buses leaving McAllen’s Central Station have been “full of illegal immigrants released into the US by overwhelmed...

We’re still battling the coronavirus tyrants. Now come the climate authoritarians.

More than 200 climate scientists — and that’s “scientists” with an eyeball roll — have gathered to put the final touches on an agreement that will take the lessons learning from the coronavirus, meaning the idea that fear sells and sells well, and apply them to the field of environmental regulation.

The headlines have already started the buzz.

“Climate Scientists Meet As Floods, Fires, Droughts And Heat Waves Batter Countries,” NPR wrote.

The inherent message: Good thing these guys are meeting so they can come up with a way to solve floods, stop fires, and prevent droughts and heat waves.

Actually, they have five.

“There are five future scenarios that scientists are imagining,” NPR wrote. “For example, if humans stop burning coal immediately, it will dramatically reduce the rate of global warming.”

Another?

The benefits of world governance versus sovereignty.

“In one [scenario], world countries work together to develop low-cost, low-carbon technologies and put them into use quickly for everyone,” NPR wrote. “In [another scenario], nationalism surges around the world and governments focus on local energy and food security rather than global economic changes to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.”

The writing on the wall is clear.

This gathering is not so much a chance to bandy about real science and discuss real problems and exchange critically thought-out methods of solving contextually accurate matters.

It’s a gathering to hype a fabricated problem — umm, the weather — and pretend scientists can control a domain that belongs with God by using less-than-accurate computer modeling, also known as best-guessing, and then presenting the findings as fact to justify the clampdown of individual rights, the redistribution of wealth from America to poorer nations and the global bureaucracies and the exchanging of individualism for collectivism, forever more.

It’s a gathering of global bureaucrats bent on using fake science for political and...