en-us https://www.intensedebate.com/users/1812889 Comments by Vandalized http://bigpeace.com/pdollard/2010/09/24/american-rancher-x-part-2/#IDComment101018208 I'll say the same thing to you I said to someone else here: There seem to be a lot of witnesses to this story, and none of them are you. Swiftly shifting a suspicion to a belief usually indicates a weak mind or someone with an agenda. One of the eye-witnesses already verified the veracity of Part 1 on Big Government. This one would be pretty hard to maintain as a fraud, and so I'm not so worried about the results. And I live right on the border. The details of this story about the cartels and Mexican military and paramility coming up here are too true. Plus the gas story is a classic. It got stopped because they're trying to choke all the villages and ranches on the border of supplies, in order to take them over. We've been watching and hearing and talking about this going on over the line for months now, because it brings those narcos closer, and makes them our neighbors. Fence to fence. My only criticism of this story is that it's got a long way to go to reveal just how much worse this story really is. Sun, 26 Sep 2010 15:02:27 +0000 http://bigpeace.com/pdollard/2010/09/24/american-rancher-x-part-2/#IDComment101018208 http://bigpeace.com/pdollard/2010/09/24/american-rancher-x-part-2/#IDComment101017661 There seem to be a lot of witnesses to this story, and none of them are you. Swiftly shifting a suspicion to a belief usually indicates a weak mind or someone with an agenda. One of the eye-witnesses already verified the veracity of Part 1 on Big Government. This one would be pretty hard to maintain as a fraud, and so I am not so worried about the results. And I live right on the border, right near an entrypoint, manned by the shizophrenice BP. Here all know the cartels are harassing suppliers like that the gas truck driver in the story, and we all know that mistakes happen, and armed masked men end up across the line at times. And this farmer obviously is very pissed off, and ready to tell his story, to anybody who will listen probably. Pat's known in his documentaries for getting people to relax and spill their guts, so I'm not in the least surprised the rancher agreed. Pat admitted he was calculating how to get it done either here or in the first one. My only criticism of this story is that it's got a long way to go to reveal just how much worse this story really is. I hope Pat isn't pulling any punches because he's afraid of something too hot. Cos if he's down here much, then I pretty much know that he knows more then he's let on so far. Don't puss out, Pat, keep diggin', and just spill every last one of the beans. Sun, 26 Sep 2010 14:55:24 +0000 http://bigpeace.com/pdollard/2010/09/24/american-rancher-x-part-2/#IDComment101017661