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Traveling Overland is an arduous effort not for the elderly, the very young or anyone else but strong, healthy people. Doubt what I say? Ask any army officer who has ever organized a foot brigade for more than a ten mile march and they will tell you that the sheer logistics of a caravan of 2000 people make it an impossible effort....unless that is they are constantly supported with food, water and if the weather turns bad...shelter.
The question here is of course...who is supplying them with their needs? Then....where do they take care of the natural necessaries like urine and feces??? Latest headline has them camping out on a bridge between Guatemala and Mexico.....huh? WTF? ....so if they are there for more than a few days can we expect several tons of human waste and thousands of gallons of urine? NO WAY......somebody is supporting them with an enormous amount of logistical support.....the question is who?
JO
The question here is of course...who is supplying them with their needs? Then....where do they take care of the natural necessaries like urine and feces??? Latest headline has them camping out on a bridge between Guatemala and Mexico.....huh? WTF? ....so if they are there for more than a few days can we expect several tons of human waste and thousands of gallons of urine? NO WAY......somebody is supporting them with an enormous amount of logistical support.....the question is who?
JO
