PATRIOTS’ BORDER ALLIANCE 2007 OCTOBER MUSTER
OPERATION: “ALLIED MINUTEMEN”


Saturday September 29th High Noon To Sunday October 28th High Noon

PBA PRESENTS:

OPERATION: ALLIED MINUTEMEN
Palominas, Arizona

TO: ALL Minuteman Groups (MMP, TXMM, MCDC, Yuma Patriots, FL MM, etc.)

PBA is requesting your presence during the month of October to stand the lines for a 30 day operation. This will be our first 30 day operation since our inception. Our efforts are to help stop the flow of illegal immigration into our sovereign nation.

Your patriotic spirit and dedication to country is the backbone of our operations and Movement. Since the start of the Minuteman Project in April 2005, thousands of Minuteman Volunteers have participated in many border locations, protests and meetings throughout the nation. This month, we present a forum in which ALL MINUTEMEN are welcome to operate as one voice, within one movement, with one goal. As we bring operations back to our birthplace, we seek to recognize the many Minutemen who have served in many capacities, and recognize our movement’s leadership across the nation.

The PBA Mission for October is to coordinate and organize different Minuteman groups into one single operating area, Palominas AZ (Cochise Co). We will work together to spot and report any and all illegal activity to the US Border Patrol. Also, we will work to shut down this heavily trafficked area by maintaining a Minuteman presence across the Huachuca Mountain regions and areas near our border.

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29th HIGH NOON: KICK-OFF RALLY!

Please come enjoy as we hear from Minuteman leaders such as:

Bob Wright, Chairman PBA
Jim Gilchrist, President, JG Minuteman Project
Glenn Spencer, President, American Border Patrol
And many others to include AZ elected officials and local leaders.

LOCATION: TRADING POST CAFÉ, 10448 Hwy 92 & Palominas Rd, Palominas, AZ, Cochise Co.

SHIFTS: 4PM-Mid, Mid-8AM, 8AM-4PM. 24/7

First Shift will start Saturday September 29th at 4PM.

You will arrive at the Trading Post Café in Palominas, Arizona. Upon arrival, please check in at the admin trailer. Please arrive no later than 1 hour prior to your shift preference start time to process. You will be at least 18 years of age to stand post.

To participate, a background check will be needed. PBA and its affiliates do not allow prior felons as members. If you are a racist, do not waste your time, or ours. All members of Minuteman Project, Minuteman CDC, TXMM, ABP and all other independent Minuteman groups that operate under a strict SOP are welcome to participate.

If you belong to a Minuteman group, your organization’s ID will serve as proof of your background check if a background check was required for membership. For those who are new to the movement and/or who have not had a background check, PBA will provide one for you for a fee. (see Fee Schedule below). You will be provided a PBA ID Card, please take care of it and have it laminated for future events. This card will serve as your membership document that corresponds to the PBA Database. Please keep this card with you during the operational events. You may need to show it upon request to law enforcement or PBA leadership.

There is a $15 Membership Fee that is required for participation with the PBA. This fee covers administrative costs, internet service, phone capacity, porta potties and other minimal items that are needed to run events and operations through the year.

We will be working closely with American Border Patrol, owned and operated by Glenn Spencer. This provides many new locations for Minutemen to operate in this area with proven experience by a trusted border watch leader. Plan on operating in areas that we’ve not seen before. Consider mountainous terrain.

TRAINING CLASS:

ALL new volunteers are required to attend a 1 hour Training Class that will cover the CODE OF CONDUCT (SOP), areas of operations, what we expect, and what you can expect from us. Schedule as follows:

11AM & 2PM DAILY: Please bring pen and paper.

LODGING:

Dry camping and RVs are welcome behind the Trading Post Café. There are no hookups, no electricity, and no water. You are welcome to set up camp in this location and this has worked very well for Minutemen in the past. The Café is open for 3 meals per day and you’re close to general shopping for ice, fuel, meals, etc. If we have an overflow, we will provide another location if needed. Porta Potties are provided for all Minutemen at this location. This is also the location for meetings, briefings, and a rally point for sending out and receiving lines. There is a $1 per person, per night camping fee. Please pay in cash only upon arrival. This location is secured for Minutemen participating at this event, ONLY.

For those requiring a hotel, the closest vicinity for those accommodations will be in Sierra Vista, Arizona, about 15 miles away. Please contact your favorite hotel chain for information on their locations there, as they can provide you with rates and reservations.

WHAT DO I BRING TO A MINUTEMAN EVENT?

First, we ask that as a volunteer you come prepared to meet your own needs. The weather is hot during the day, (90s) and cooler at night. So, dress in comfortable field clothing for a day shift, and be prepared for layers of clothing at night. Wear firm shoes, or boots. Cactus and stickers are not something you want to deal with if they get into a shoe. No open-toed shoes or sandals please. Be sure to wear your favorite hat.

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