Fence Building Day Planned, Crimping Tool Needed - April 24, 2006

Tim Donnelly, head of the California Minuteman Civil Defense Corps, and I will bring people, materials, and equipment to our first joint fence building congregation this Saturday near the California-Mexico border in a specific time and location to be announced. We will probably complete 300 yards of barbed wire fencing in several hours using manual techniques. Soon we will have an ATV for wire transport and then a tractor with a mechanized fence post driver. Using machinery, we believe a team of 3 people can build 1/2 miles of fencing in an 8-hour shift, probably 4 times as fast as 3 people with manual fence post driver only.

We are using a rivet gun with 3/16" rivets for the 1/4" holes for fastening wire to u-post but are revisiting the possibility of fastening wire with tongues already on the post, keeping the wire 6" apart in vertical space. The problem is, we need a special pair of vice grips, channel locks, or pliers, best suited if they have a flat 3-4" long blade on one side and a small cylinder on the other to depress the 1/4" wide tongue. We do not know if such a tool exists or can be designed, any feedback will be helpful.

BorderFencProject.com is now advertising 24/7 on KFI 640 AM Los Angeles on down-streaming radio, and will soon pick up markets in other cities as well as regular radio. The donations have been escalating at an exponential rate, approaching $1000/day. We are so grateful for these donations and want to give you instant gratification for your generosity with these well-planned but immediately scheduled fence building day-projects and mass-media marketing, increasing our assets many-fold.

Please feel free to stay up-to-date by visiting http://www.BorderFenceProject.com anytime. Your donations and voluntary support are greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much.

Sincerely,

Jim Wood

NoInvaders.Org President

http://www.NoInvaders.Org

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