BUSH APPARENTLY WANTS NO SOUTHERN BORDER President Bush yesterday said he opposes a civilian project to monitor illegal aliens crossing the border, characterizing them as "vigilantes." He said he would pressure Congress to further loosen immigration law. More than 1,000 people -- including 30 pilots and their private planes -- have volunteered for the Minuteman Project, beginning next month along the Arizona-Mexico border. Civilians will monitor the movement of illegal aliens for the month of April and report them to the Border Patrol. Bush decries border project By James G. Lakely THE WASHINGTON TIMES Published March 24, 2005 EDITOR'S NOTE: If you want my take, both sides want the same thing, open borders and a one-world solution, i.e., global control. Yes, they will fight back and forth until one side wins. But, who are the losers? In the end, first will be those who remember what "freedom" use to be like. Second will be those who actively fight back by voicing decent and conducting rallies and protests. Third, the people of America as a whole. They all have been sold down the river for the profit and gain of power of a relative few in society. I came to suspect in 2000 after Bush's win that he represented the bad right and that Gore represented the bad left. I know everything is not black and white, but what he's doing is totally unAmerican. It's hard to think of him in any other light than a president who is in the hip pocket of the New World Order. Personally, I like President Bush, from what I've seen of him on television and I truly believe that he is sincere and well meaning in what he's doing. But one can be sincere and yet be sincerely wrong. I truly hope he turns this boat around and shows us that he's a true, blue American by enforcing our border laws, especially in light of the 911 tragedy! For the Washington Times Click Here If you have an interesting take on the news, on an important societal issue, or you would simply like to express your thoughts on a given subject, we invite you to send it along to GKO. Send it along to us using the appropriate link you will find on our contact page.