Was flipping around on the tv to find the music channel, and saw a movie called “walking the line” hit the description to see what it was. Said “Private Citizens are taking the law into their own hands along the US-Mexico border. I thought I was going to see another “the line in the sand” type movie. I was wrong.

This movie is the exact opposite. This is a pro Mexican “immigrant” version that shits on Americans who want to protect their country. Showing the dead and decaying bodies of these poor noble people who died trying to walk in the desert with out enough water. Shows poor wagon burners leaving water for the Mexicans and having to resign his tribal position because of it.

It also showed a Mexican who claimed that people call him a National, and he agreed with them. Clarifying that he was a Mexican national. Calling groups like ranch rescue the KKK of today but without the hood. Typical jewish filth. I knew it before I looked it up on the web.

On the other hand, they did show a small segment with a bunch of Mexicans getting caught by a “vigilante group” the poor migrants only wanted to work

Then there was another segment “Redneck with a rifle” the guy had his house shot up with an AK47 because he would stop them from crossing his property.

Even another segment set to circus type music showing Americans, armed to the teeth with hunting rifles and AR-15s walking around edited to make them look like crazy guys. They then launch into the ranch rescue standoff in September 04.

The film was on an independent channel called LINK TV. The film was interrupted by a very jewish looking olive skinned, nappy head of curly hair, huge nose, glassed man interviewing another jew and a Mexican national who claimed the US citizens view of the need to enforce our border is in line with Nazi Germany (I wish it was) and tons of other crap.

I had to turn it off before I lost my dinner.

Director/Producer Landon Van Soest. Studied non-fiction film production at Ithaca. Some work in new Jork. Currently in Kenya on his next project.

Director/Producer Jeremy Levine a park scholar at Ithaca also produced “jolly black slaves” a short documentary on a shockingly racist Dutch tradition.

http://www.walkingthelinefilm.com/default.htm