1500 Feet of Fencing Delivered, 6 Miles on the Way! - August 26, 2006

The Border Fence Project, in conjunction with Minuteman Civil Defense Corps and members of Friends of the Border Patrol, have just received 1500 feet of chain link fencing in good condition and we delivered it to critical locations in San Diego County near the Mexican border. Thanks to generous fencing companies and government agencies that no longer need the material, we will soon receive 6 more miles of completely free chain link fencing material, which should seal off high traffic corridors in the mountains of east San Diego County soon. That is why we will soon do background checks and recruit many of you who volunteered for the fence building project. If you have not signed up already and would like to spend one or more weekends near San Diego with chain link fencing operations, please sign up now at:



http://www.borderfenceproject.com/time.php

We have to date completed about one and one-half miles of fencing between Campo and Jacumba, CA, and are in the process of installing eight new camera units that will upload 24/7 video to the website, once we also enable a rancher's house with high speed Internet access. We will also provide to all of you a chance to become a Cyber Minuteman, which only requires passing an online test and a 99-cent PayPal purchase of a background check - we will also let you know when that is available as the exam has been tested on several current members.

We invite you to visit BorderFenceProject.com as your help and donations will help fund new low .0003 lux cameras and necessary computer and receiving equipment. Let us know if you have old computers with at least 1 GHz, 128 MB RAM, and Windows 98 or higher to donate - they will be greatly appreciated in our efforts to upload video from all the ranchers' houses. Thank you for reading and being a part of our unprecedented mission.

Sincerely,

Jim Wood

NoInvaders.Org President

http://www.NoInvaders.Org

http://www.BorderFenceProject.com