Denton and Williamson counties declared an invasion on March 5, passing short, one-page resolutions.
Williamson County Judge Bill Gravell Jr., who supported passing the resolution, said he did so because the county was experiencing a fentanyl poisoning crisis. The commissioner’s court “has made huge leaps to fund our fentanyl task force, led by one of our local detectives,” he said. “They’re doing an amazing job, but the reality is in Williamson County we have fentanyl poisoning on a weekly basis. I just want to say this: I’m tired of it.”
And what do you do with invaders?...
ReplyDeleteIt's odd that the largest counties are evidently not having a problem: Bexar (San Antonio), Harris (Houston), Dallas (Dallas), Tarrant (Ft. Worth), Travis (Austin) - I think they are run by Demorats.
ReplyDeleteThat is the reason they are here. They have to be counted in the next census warranting more congress critters. Commies beget commies.
DeleteJpaul
Hang politicians to stop the madness.
ReplyDeleteIt couldn't hurt.
100%, only way to fix our current situation.
DeleteDon't forget the bureaucrats
DeleteProblem is Texas is all talk or as we say down here, all hat no cattle. We had to fight tooth and nail for constitutional carry over the years in TEXAS, fucking TEXAS.
ReplyDeleteI'd suggest you move to Montana, but we're full up here. But, we hear the Dakotas are nice.
ReplyDeleteThe Dakotas arent nice. They are terrible here. Horrible I say....
DeleteKeep going. Bananada is hiring.
DeleteI can't wait to flee Texas. Illegal invasion from the south, traitors marching down on us from the north. Even right here in Texas, some gas company was literally going to move their equipment onto the farm and dig it up without any contracts or written permission. They can simply steal what they want from anyone that resists. We have enemies on all sides, where do we go?
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