Los Angeles, Alta California - June 1, 2005 - (ACN)

The San Diego North County Times reported yesterday

that the Minutemen Chief of Security, James Chase, has

proposed the use of "snipers" on their upcoming

operations along the area's border with Mexico. North

County Times reporter William Finn Bennet quoted Andy

Ramirez of Friends of the Border Patrol as saying that

the vigilante terrorist James Chase of Oceanside,

California proposed to him the use of "snipers" during

their patrol of the border which will start as soon as

July 18.

Andy Ramirez said he has now refused to be associated

with the terrorist James Chase or his organization

because he doesn't like his militant approach to

patrolling the border. Andy Ramirez added that he has

several issues with the vigilante James Chase. Ramirez

said he began avoiding the terrorist's phone calls

after an April conversation in which James Chase,

mentioned the use of "snipers". "That scared the

daylights out of me," Ramirez said. "We decided we

weren't going to have anything to do with him."

James Chase is a veteran of the Minutemen vigilante's

Mexico/Arizona operations and bragged to the North

County Times in an interview, prior to those

operations, that he would be packing a revolver. There

are now reports that a terrorist arm of the Minutemen

are stashing weapons and explosives at a safe house

near San Ysidro to be used against Mexican immigrants

or against Mexicans on the other side of the border.

James Chase is a close lieutenant of the Minutemen

leader James Gilchrist of Aliso Viejo, California. Jim

Gilchrist defended the statements of James Chase. The

Minutemen leader said that James Chase is a former US

Marine and that he is seeing the border operations

from a military perspective. Hate e-mail received by

La Voz de Aztlan also support Chase and his use of

"snipers". One vigilante wrote that Chase would be

"blowing-up the heads of the wetback scums" as he did

the "heads of the gooks" in Vietnam.