Thursday, January 5, 2012

Re: U.S. Border Patrol Replaces Guns with NLAIM Paint Markers

libs don't want citizens or our authorities to have guns.
it's sad that they are willing to sacrifice the safety our citizens
because they can't remember that some criminals have to be shot to be
stopped or apprehended.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/okla-woman-shoots-kills-intruder911-operators-shoot/story?id=15285605


On Jan 4, 5:27 pm, Keith In Tampa <keithinta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We, as in all Americans,  should be outraged and demand Johnnie
> Napolitano's resignation over this.
>
> On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 6:18 PM, plainolamerican
> <plainolameri...@gmail.com>wrote:
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> > how terrible it would be for a BP gun to fall into the hands of a
> > mexican
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> > On Jan 4, 4:01 pm, Travis <baconl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Unbelieveable!
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> > > <http://tinyurl.com/6ru7oz8>*http://tinyurl.com/6ru7oz8*<
> >http://tinyurl.com/6ru7oz8>
> > > ****
> > > U.S. Border Patrol Replaces Guns with NLAIM Paint Markers****
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> > > **[image: Description:
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> > mailbox://C%7C/USERS/BRUCE/APPDATA/ROAMING/Mozilla/Profiles/default/2af3hxz7.slt/Mail/
> > pop.rcn.com/Inbox?number=159968323&part=1.1.2&filename=nlaim00op.png]
> > > **The U.S. Border Patrol Agency has been ordered to "give up its guns",
> > > starting this summer. In a surprise directive issued this morning, the
> > > Department of Homeland Security (DHS), parent agency of the Border
> > Patrol,
> > > announced that up to one-half of U.S. Border Patrol Agents will be
> > required
> > > to turn in their firearms, starting August 1, 2011. The current issue
> > > sidearm of the Border Patrol is the HK P2000 LEM in .40 SW, but Agents
> > many
> > > also carry rifles and shotguns. Duty Weapons will be replaced by
> > non-lethal
> > > dye markers, similar to paintball guns.****
>
> > > *Agents to Be Disarmed in Border Areas*
> > > **[image: Description: Border Patrol NLAIM]**Speaking at a Washington, DC
> > > press conference, Homeland Security Director Janet Napolitano stated that
> > > stripping the Border Patrol of lethal weapons reflects the "long-stated
> > > objective of this Adminstration to value human life over all other lesser
> > > considerations." Napolitano stressed that the Border Patrol would *not*
> > be
> > > required to give up *all* its firearms. The Patrol would still maintain
> > > pistols, rifles, and shotguns in "secure lock-ups" removed from the
> > > "immediate border area".****
>
> > > The goal of the policy shift, Napolitano stated, is to eliminate the risk
> > > of accidental or unintentional injury to "wayward travelers and
> > > undocumented citizens". Napolitano denied that confiscation of Border
> > > Patrol Agents' firearms was a response to "trigger-happy men in green".
> > > Napolitano stated: "I have the greatest faith in our men and women in the
> > > Border force", adding that "we are now giving those Agents viable
> > > non-lethal technologies with which they can carry out their duties".****
>
> > > *Firearms Replaced by Non-Lethal Alien Immigrant Marker System (NLAIM)*
> > > The technologies cited by Director Napolitano include the new Non-Lethal
> > > Alien Immigrant Marker (NLAIM) which will be provided to Border Patrol
> > > agents on the "front line", i.e. those who actively patrol the southern
> > > border. The NLAIM is a pneumatic device that propels small, liquid-filled
> > > marker balls at effective ranges up to 50 feet. Once released, the liquid
> > > inside the balls leaves a highly-visible, long-lasting dye mark on
> > anything
> > > it contacts. In addition, the dye marker solution is activated by body
> > heat
> > > so it literally "glows in the dark" when viewed through night-vision
> > optics.
> > > ****
>
> > > **[image: Description: Border Patrol NLAIM]******
>
> > > *Is NLAIM Technology Really Something New?*
> > > **[image: Description: Border Patrol NLAIM]**Critics of NLAIM technology
> > > claim that NLAIM devices are merely over-priced versions of recreational
> > > paintball guns, many of which sell for under $200.00. NLAIMs, which will
> > be
> > > provided in both pistol and carbine configurations, cost nearly $2700.00
> > > each, not including transport modules. A total of 10,000 NLAIMs will be
> > > delivered to the Border Patrol under a no-bid DHS contract valued at
> > $26.8
> > > million dollars. Some of that cost will be offset by revenues earned from
> > > the recycling of current Border Patrol firearms which will be
> > > decommissioned, melted down, and sold for scrap.****
>
> > > Chief Border Patrol Agent Randall Sikes (Del Rio Sector) defended the
> > > switch from conventional firearms to NLAIMs. Sikes stated that: "Hey,
> > these
> > > aren't just run-of-the-mill paintball guns — I mean these babies are
> > > state-of-the-art. Plus you can't buy our day/night ammo balls in any
> > > paintball store. You think glow in the dark capability comes easy? The
> > > NLAIM is a sophisticated law enforcement tool, not a toy."****
>
> > > Sikes also said that the NLAIM lets an Agent respond more effectively
> > than
> > > ever before to a border incident. "Look, with a real gun, I mean you can
> > > either point it, or shoot it, and we don't want the latter. The
> > > border-crossers we face know we won't shoot them, so they just run away.
> > At
> > > least now we can color-tag them and the choppers can chase 'em down. We
> > get
> > > the job done and no one gets hurt. Plus the NLAIMs are a hoot to shoot.
> > > It's a win-win."****
>
> > > The United States Border Patrol is a federal law enforcement agency
> > within
> > > U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), a component of the Department
> > of
> > > Homeland Security (DHS). Currently, the U.S. Border Patrol employs over
> > > 20,200 agents, who are specifically responsible for patrolling the 6,000
> > > miles of Mexican and Canadian international land borders. Agents are
> > > assigned primarily to the Mexico–United States border. There are 20
> > Border
> > > Patrol sectors, each headed by a Sector Chief Patrol Agent. Currently,
> > U.S.
> > > Customs and Border Protection has more sworn law enforcement officers
> > than
> > > any other agency in the U.S. Federal government.****
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