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A top executive with the Minutemen Civil Defense Corps is very concerned about a recent report that terrorists being smuggled across the Mexican border were planning a massive terrorist attack on an extremely important military installation in Arizona.According to The Washington Times, the nation's largest intelligence training center-Fort Huachuca-changed its security measures this past May after being warned of a planned terrorist attack involving Islamic extremists and Mexican drug cartels. The Times reports that as many as 60 Afghan and Iraqi terrorists paid Mexican drug lords $20,000 or the equivalent in weapons for assistance in illegally entering the U.S. An FBI advisor revealed that a number of the terrorists are hiding in a safe house in Texas.Al Garza, national executive director of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps, lives near Fort Huachuca. He says the terrorists can easily blend into the Mexican culture."They know how to pick up the language. They've blended into the culture and dietary customs," he says. "And before you know it, they've mixed with your Mexican people, whether it's the Latino communities or the illegal immigrants per se. And eventually they become a part of them. A very unsuspected individual could turn out to be your terrorists."Garza considers the situation another example of why the United States government must take stronger steps to secure its border with Mexico.As in the days of Noah...
