Davey Crockett
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Seen reports of the 10th Mountain Division out of Fort Bragg.
Whoever.
They will be given free reign to do whatever they wish.
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Whoever.
They will be given free reign to do whatever they wish.
Davey Crockett
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Of course.
And I will bet my last dollar the rules of engagement is to kill the cartel members as painful as possible.
AZ_HighCountry
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10th Mountain is out of Drum. 7th Group is Bragg.
Sharma Ji
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lol
not, taking them out is a big enough move
clinical assassins, if need be, in and out..
this isn't the movies
Oscar
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Already are, even the units picked are at times with prior experience operating in the AO - but they too have their limitations.
Cartels are now part of life in those areas - they have penetrated each and every system. As soon as someone stands up to them it’s brutal death which would make even the most macabre Hollywood writer wince.
Nothing short of invading Mexico - then invading the rest of central America will stop it. Our best bet right now is to create a very very effective border policing mechanism and simply focus it all on legal H-1As to keep the economy working. Its one that solves illegals - and reduces flow of drugs.
Part of it is also it isn’t all Biden evil because all of these SOBs are cut from the same cloth. GOP or Dems doesn’t matter - they weaponize drugs for their own use because gun lobbies and other ones want their business to flow as well. Trump is a nuisance or will bend to the will of the lobbies anyway.
AZ_HighCountry
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I am not surprised in the least. Then there was this dumbass:
And, just the other day, this acquittal came down:
IRS agent acquitted of manslaughter in the 2023 death of a fellow agent at an Arizona gun range
An Internal Revenue Service agent has been acquitted of involuntary manslaughter of a U.S. officer in the shooting death of a fellow agent after a training session at an Arizona gun range
abcnews.go.com
It is incidents like these that remind me the majority of cops are no better, and more likely worse, when it comes to firearms handling than civilians like me who regularly shoot and train.
I was a range master and was certified as such by the AZ National Guard.
j_hungary
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Now, what I am about to tell you is just some rumour I have heard. I cannot confirm or denied what I am about to write, again, this is just some rumor between a few guys talk when I was seconded to the DEA as an intel specialist
Back in the 1980s There were this CIA SAD team recruited from SF group up and down US that was authorised to use any mean necessary behind enemy lines to interrupt cartel activities. They were air dropped into Oaxaca and work their way up to local cartel and then work their way up to Tijuana Cartel (CAF), that SAD team basically did everything from assassination to false flag operation. Their goal is to wreak havoc in the area trying to spice up the cartel war there, thinking it will disrupt the supply when the 2 cartels in the area (CAF and Sinoloa) fights
Rumor has it the CAD team one day just vanish from the jungle and nobody from the CIA had ever heard from them, and they just vanished one day, some say they were captured and tortured and then executed by the cartel, other say they vanish into the jungle Colonel Kurtz style and become king of the jungle.
Either way, that story caught the eye of one movie producer called Tom Clancy, and that rumor is that the Special Force team Reciprocity from Clear and Present Danger was based on this story.
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j_hungary
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This remind me of the story of an Australian SASR soldier (like Delta Force in the US, Tier 1 operator) pulling a gun on a female ASIS agent (Australian equivalent of CIA Operator) in Afghanistan after a drinking sessionAnd, just the other day, this acquittal came down:
IRS agent acquitted of manslaughter in the 2023 death of a fellow agent at an Arizona gun range
An Internal Revenue Service agent has been acquitted of involuntary manslaughter of a U.S. officer in the shooting death of a fellow agent after a training session at an Arizona gun range
It is incidents like these that remind me the majority of cops are no better, and more likely worse, when it comes to firearms handling than civilians like me who regularly shoot and train.
I was a range master and was certified as such by the AZ National Guard.
Defence investigating allegation special forces soldier threatened female ASIS agent in Afghanistan with gun
Defence probes incident between soldier and spy
The allegation that a solider threatened a female Australian spy with a handgun during a drinking session in Afghanistan in December is the subject of two Government investigations. Scant details of the incident emerged recently in the annual report of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and...
www.abc.net.au
SolarWarden
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I really believe DOJ will quietly investigate her and if it is found she married her brother for green card she'll likely become another Eric Adams (Mayor NYC) and work with Trump or she is going to be the first elected congress official to be deported. The dems and their media wing will lose their sht but the Murrcan people won't give a sht and welcome her deportation.
AZ_HighCountry
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Chances are they already know and have been keeping it quiet much like a certain laptop.
SolarWarden
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True. They are probably strategizing or already have the date/moment to take action on this just like they likely have the date/moment to release the Epstein, JFK, MLK, RFK and Diddy files/list.
Oscar
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I cannot also confirm nor deny that something similar to this happened a few years ago but south of the border.
Coked up cartel kids were either popped or picked up - labs blown up. All within the auspices of existing agreements.
j_hungary
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Oh, I just get what you said (sorry, was 10 am and my head still hurt) You were saying something like this video in Afghanistan happened in Mexico?
I don't know, maybe, but I doubt that, using A-10 or F-15 Strike Eagle is too high profile, Mexico is not Afghanistan, it's still a mobile phone society and that also applies to cartel, if US is using heavy ordinance that the Mexican don't have then you would suppose they are going to film it and put it on the internet, just to mess with us in the congress. I mean you can't make an A-10 disappear from ingress to egress, if you have to come down at 200 ft and using that 30 mike-mike, someone outside the blast zone is going to see it and film it.
Most ops in the area as far as I know are either co-op ops between DEA and Mexican Fed, or some small fraction of Direct Action, never heard of conventional action like that you say, but then Mexico is a very big country anything is possible.
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Hamartia Antidote
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Here we go...
www.nbcboston.com
Monday's lawsuit from Chelsea and Somerville are seeking a federal court to hold that recent immigration executive orders from Trump, as well as DOJ and DOT directives, are unconstitutional.
CHELSEA – JULY 15: The Tobin bridge abuts Chelsea housing in Chelsea, MA on July 15, 2020.
City leaders in Somerville and Chelsea announced Monday that the two cities have filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration over its threats to cut funding to sanctuary cities.
Somerville and Chelsea are both sanctuary cities — a status that the local leaders say encourages victims and witnesses of crime to work with police without worrying about their immigration status. Sanctuary cities have become a target for the Trump administration, which continues to double down on immigration enforcement.
“Cities cannot be intimidated into enforcing immigration laws," Chelsea City Manager Fidel Maltez said at a press conference on Monday.
“Being a welcoming community supports trust in law enforcement trust is vital it drives down crime," added Somerville Mayor Katjana Ballantyne.
The Trump administration recently sued the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago over their sanctuary city policies, claiming those policies are blocking federal authorities from enforcing immigration laws.
Boston is a sanctuary city, too, and was a target of White House border czar Tom Homan's speech over the weekend at the final day of CPAC.
"I'm coming to Boston, I'm bringing hell with me," after referring to an interview Commissioner Michael Cox gave about adhering to state law on civil detainers filed by federal immigration law enforcement. "Take that badge off your chest, put it in the desk drawer because you became a politician. You forgot what it's like to be a cop."
Mayor Michelle Wu said Cox' record of making Boston safer speaks for itself, calling the remarks made by Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, clueless.
"It's insulting. We have the best police commissioner in the country. Boston's crime levels are at the lowest ever reported in our history," the mayor said.
For the governor, however, there's a distinction between going after violent criminals and undocumented immigrants who are living peacefully.
“I'm all in and supporting the work that we need to do to go after and remove people who have committed crimes, who are doing violent things in our communities, including undocumented folks," Healey said.
Monday's lawsuit from Chelsea and Somerville are seeking a federal court to hold that recent immigration executive orders from Trump, as well as DOJ and DOT directives, are unconstitutional.
I have to give credit to places like Chelsea for making sure they can sink even lower on the safety scale than some of Boston's most dangerous inner city poor neighborhoods.
Somerville, Chelsea file lawsuit against Trump administration over immigration policy
City leaders in Somerville and Chelsea announced Monday that the two cities have filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration over its threats to cut funding to sanctuary cities.
www.nbcboston.com
Somerville, Chelsea file lawsuit against Trump administration over immigration policy
Monday's lawsuit from Chelsea and Somerville are seeking a federal court to hold that recent immigration executive orders from Trump, as well as DOJ and DOT directives, are unconstitutional.
CHELSEA – JULY 15: The Tobin bridge abuts Chelsea housing in Chelsea, MA on July 15, 2020.
City leaders in Somerville and Chelsea announced Monday that the two cities have filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration over its threats to cut funding to sanctuary cities.
Somerville and Chelsea are both sanctuary cities — a status that the local leaders say encourages victims and witnesses of crime to work with police without worrying about their immigration status. Sanctuary cities have become a target for the Trump administration, which continues to double down on immigration enforcement.
“Cities cannot be intimidated into enforcing immigration laws," Chelsea City Manager Fidel Maltez said at a press conference on Monday.
“Being a welcoming community supports trust in law enforcement trust is vital it drives down crime," added Somerville Mayor Katjana Ballantyne.
The Trump administration recently sued the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago over their sanctuary city policies, claiming those policies are blocking federal authorities from enforcing immigration laws.
Boston is a sanctuary city, too, and was a target of White House border czar Tom Homan's speech over the weekend at the final day of CPAC.
"I'm coming to Boston, I'm bringing hell with me," after referring to an interview Commissioner Michael Cox gave about adhering to state law on civil detainers filed by federal immigration law enforcement. "Take that badge off your chest, put it in the desk drawer because you became a politician. You forgot what it's like to be a cop."
Mayor Michelle Wu said Cox' record of making Boston safer speaks for itself, calling the remarks made by Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, clueless.
"It's insulting. We have the best police commissioner in the country. Boston's crime levels are at the lowest ever reported in our history," the mayor said.
For the governor, however, there's a distinction between going after violent criminals and undocumented immigrants who are living peacefully.
“I'm all in and supporting the work that we need to do to go after and remove people who have committed crimes, who are doing violent things in our communities, including undocumented folks," Healey said.
Monday's lawsuit from Chelsea and Somerville are seeking a federal court to hold that recent immigration executive orders from Trump, as well as DOJ and DOT directives, are unconstitutional.
10 Most Dangerous Places in Massachusetts
I have to give credit to places like Chelsea for making sure they can sink even lower on the safety scale than some of Boston's most dangerous inner city poor neighborhoods.
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Lulldapull
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Indians getting thwarted at the moat........returning home now:
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