Загрузка видео...

Не удалось загрузить видео

На главную

The U.S.-Mexico border, stretching nearly 2,000 miles, varies dramatically by location; in San Diego, towering steel barriers meet the Pacific, while Texas sees the Rio Grande as its border, placing neighborhoods mere yards apart. Arizona and New Mexico reveal vast deserts and rugged mountains, with stretches of fencing breaking...

louisedbegin's profile picture

Louise 💙

36,353 subscribers

308,439 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад •via X (Twitter)

ПутешествияНовости и политикаНаука и технологии
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

Комментарии: 0

Нет доступных комментариев

Здесь появятся комментарии из оригинального поста

Похожие видео

🚨🇪🇸 The crisis has jumped to Melilla, with crowds scaling the fence tonight and some breaking through. -Large groups are climbing the border fence at Melilla, Spain's other North African enclave, trying to force their way into Spanish territory -Spanish security forces fired tear gas to push them back, and some people made it across -It follows the surge at Ceuta, where roughly 50,000 to 60,000 crossed by land and sea into a city of just 83,000, with 57 dead and around 48,000 already returned to Morocco -Cars were burned near the Melilla frontier earlier, and clashes broke out between Moroccan police and crowds still pressing toward the border -Madrid has called the mass crossing an attack on its sovereignty, while Italy restored some border controls and France ordered extra checks on its Spanish frontier Source: Tabz / Writer: Daniel
0:18

🚨🇪🇸 The crisis has jumped to Melilla, with crowds scaling the fence tonight and some breaking through. -Large groups are climbing the border fence at Melilla, Spain's other North African enclave, trying to force their way into Spanish territory -Spanish security forces fired tear gas to push them back, and some people made it across -It follows the surge at Ceuta, where roughly 50,000 to 60,000 crossed by land and sea into a city of just 83,000, with 57 dead and around 48,000 already returned to Morocco -Cars were burned near the Melilla frontier earlier, and clashes broke out between Moroccan police and crowds still pressing toward the border -Madrid has called the mass crossing an attack on its sovereignty, while Italy restored some border controls and France ordered extra checks on its Spanish frontier Source: Tabz / Writer: Daniel

Mario Nawfal

55,147 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

🇷🇺🇫🇮🇪🇪🇱🇻 By executing sudden logistical shutdowns along its western borders, Moscow is intentionally cutting transportation ties with neighboring NATO states while rapidly reinforcing military positioning in the region. Today, Russia banned any movement of people, vehicles, goods, and cargo by rail across its borders with Finland, Estonia, and Latvia. ⚠️The restrictions apply to the following checkpoints and crossings: 🔺 With Finland — including train routes toward Finland from Saint Petersburg, Vyborg, and Svetlogorsk, as well as Vyartsilya and Lyukhty in Karelia. ⛔️In addition, crossings are closed at Pechory on the Estonian border and Pytalovo on the Latvian border. ◼️ Moscow has not explained these atypical actions and has not specified when the restrictions might be lifted. 🔹Information about the closure of border checkpoints emerged amidst Russia expanding its military infrastructure along the NATO border. According to reports, Russia is constructing new barracks, ammunition depots, and logistical facilities near the borders of Finland, Norway, and the Baltic countries, with plans to station up to 115,000 troops there in the future. Video is generated by Grok AI
0:10

🇷🇺🇫🇮🇪🇪🇱🇻 By executing sudden logistical shutdowns along its western borders, Moscow is intentionally cutting transportation ties with neighboring NATO states while rapidly reinforcing military positioning in the region. Today, Russia banned any movement of people, vehicles, goods, and cargo by rail across its borders with Finland, Estonia, and Latvia. ⚠️The restrictions apply to the following checkpoints and crossings: 🔺 With Finland — including train routes toward Finland from Saint Petersburg, Vyborg, and Svetlogorsk, as well as Vyartsilya and Lyukhty in Karelia. ⛔️In addition, crossings are closed at Pechory on the Estonian border and Pytalovo on the Latvian border. ◼️ Moscow has not explained these atypical actions and has not specified when the restrictions might be lifted. 🔹Information about the closure of border checkpoints emerged amidst Russia expanding its military infrastructure along the NATO border. According to reports, Russia is constructing new barracks, ammunition depots, and logistical facilities near the borders of Finland, Norway, and the Baltic countries, with plans to station up to 115,000 troops there in the future. Video is generated by Grok AI

NSTRIKE

128,923 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

The largest aircraft graveyard in the world In the U.S. state of Arizona, within the city limits of Tucson, lies the world’s largest aircraft graveyard. According to unofficial estimates, it holds nearly 4,500 aircraft, including 40 spacecraft. The total value of this hardware exceeds $35 billion. Arizona was chosen for a reason: the dry climate allows preserved aircraft to remain intact for decades, and the flat, solid ground makes it possible to store new arrivals with almost no site preparation. Some of the aircraft stored here can be restored and potentially return to service. Others are used as donors for spare parts or sold to U.S.-friendly countries. The site is heavily guarded, and only hopelessly outdated or completely destroyed airframes are scrapped. Every year, Tucson’s aircraft fleet grows by about 400 units, and roughly the same number is sold. As a result, the airbase operates as a major commercial enterprise, reportedly generating $11 for every $1 invested.
0:10

The largest aircraft graveyard in the world In the U.S. state of Arizona, within the city limits of Tucson, lies the world’s largest aircraft graveyard. According to unofficial estimates, it holds nearly 4,500 aircraft, including 40 spacecraft. The total value of this hardware exceeds $35 billion. Arizona was chosen for a reason: the dry climate allows preserved aircraft to remain intact for decades, and the flat, solid ground makes it possible to store new arrivals with almost no site preparation. Some of the aircraft stored here can be restored and potentially return to service. Others are used as donors for spare parts or sold to U.S.-friendly countries. The site is heavily guarded, and only hopelessly outdated or completely destroyed airframes are scrapped. Every year, Tucson’s aircraft fleet grows by about 400 units, and roughly the same number is sold. As a result, the airbase operates as a major commercial enterprise, reportedly generating $11 for every $1 invested.

NEXTA

1,789,556 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

BREAKING footage from Tijuana Mexico (Happening now)! The third group of illegals are bring brought in by Joe Biden and the Democrats under the CVP1 app. Everyone you see walking up the ramp is part of it. They had a group the same size at 5 AM and another group the same size at 8 AM and it happens every day! This was the eighth stop on our Mexican border tour and every single CVP1 port is active, but San Ysidro is the worst! No wonder San Diego City Council voted to become a “super sanctuary city” that will no longer allow law-enforcement to work with ICE. They are the city profiting most off of this invasion with every single one of the illegals receiving federal grants. San Diego and every other sanctuary supporting community needs to be defunded on day one and any politician that gets in the way of ICE doing their job needs to be prosecuted immediately! *Stay tuned for the rest of @Oscarelblue’s and my reports, showing you the truth the mainstream media and the traitors in Washington don’t want you to see! Law & Border - Real America’s Voice News Real America's Voice (RAV)
0:18

BREAKING footage from Tijuana Mexico (Happening now)! The third group of illegals are bring brought in by Joe Biden and the Democrats under the CVP1 app. Everyone you see walking up the ramp is part of it. They had a group the same size at 5 AM and another group the same size at 8 AM and it happens every day! This was the eighth stop on our Mexican border tour and every single CVP1 port is active, but San Ysidro is the worst! No wonder San Diego City Council voted to become a “super sanctuary city” that will no longer allow law-enforcement to work with ICE. They are the city profiting most off of this invasion with every single one of the illegals receiving federal grants. San Diego and every other sanctuary supporting community needs to be defunded on day one and any politician that gets in the way of ICE doing their job needs to be prosecuted immediately! *Stay tuned for the rest of @Oscarelblue’s and my reports, showing you the truth the mainstream media and the traitors in Washington don’t want you to see! Law & Border - Real America’s Voice News Real America's Voice (RAV)

Ben Bergquam - Real America’s Voice (RAV-TV) News

3,095,240 просмотров • 1 год назад

"A new UN report says Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is ISIS “primary target” for assassination." That’s a blatant lie! UN sold out his principles for money. It is an open secret that this is a lie. Jolani’s origins are with ISIS, and his current forces are teeming with their fighters. Over the last fortnight, after the Kurds—who crushed ISIS—engaged in combat, Jolani intervened to free thousands of ISIS terrorists. Just two months ago, a militant from Jolani’s ranks assassinated two U.S. soldiers and an interpreter during an initial meeting with the U.S. Today, ISIS flags and extremist doctrines are normalized in schools and public squares, while the UN remains silent on the specific locations where the first and second ISIS leaders were eliminated. The two top ISIS "Caliphs" killed by U.S. forces in areas under the control of Jolani (HTS) and near the Turkish border are: 1-Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (October 2019): The founder of ISIS was killed during a U.S. Special Forces raid in the village of Barisha, Idlib. This location was only a few kilometers from the Turkish border. The Syrian Kurdish forces (SDF) provided the critical intelligence that led to his discovery. 2-Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurashi (February 2022): The second leader of ISIS was killed in a similar U.S. operation in the town of Atmeh, Idlib. Like Baghdadi, he was hiding in a territory controlled by Jolani’s forces and situated right on the border with Turkey. The Key Controversy: Both leaders were found hiding in Idlib, a region under the strict control of Abu Mohammad al-Jolani and monitored by Turkish military posts. This has led many to question how the world's most wanted terrorists could hide in such a small, controlled area without the knowledge or protection of local authorities and regional powers. Finally, it seems the person who wrote this report is the same UN employee filmed in that car having sex with his colleague. 😏
0:18

"A new UN report says Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is ISIS “primary target” for assassination." That’s a blatant lie! UN sold out his principles for money. It is an open secret that this is a lie. Jolani’s origins are with ISIS, and his current forces are teeming with their fighters. Over the last fortnight, after the Kurds—who crushed ISIS—engaged in combat, Jolani intervened to free thousands of ISIS terrorists. Just two months ago, a militant from Jolani’s ranks assassinated two U.S. soldiers and an interpreter during an initial meeting with the U.S. Today, ISIS flags and extremist doctrines are normalized in schools and public squares, while the UN remains silent on the specific locations where the first and second ISIS leaders were eliminated. The two top ISIS "Caliphs" killed by U.S. forces in areas under the control of Jolani (HTS) and near the Turkish border are: 1-Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (October 2019): The founder of ISIS was killed during a U.S. Special Forces raid in the village of Barisha, Idlib. This location was only a few kilometers from the Turkish border. The Syrian Kurdish forces (SDF) provided the critical intelligence that led to his discovery. 2-Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurashi (February 2022): The second leader of ISIS was killed in a similar U.S. operation in the town of Atmeh, Idlib. Like Baghdadi, he was hiding in a territory controlled by Jolani’s forces and situated right on the border with Turkey. The Key Controversy: Both leaders were found hiding in Idlib, a region under the strict control of Abu Mohammad al-Jolani and monitored by Turkish military posts. This has led many to question how the world's most wanted terrorists could hide in such a small, controlled area without the knowledge or protection of local authorities and regional powers. Finally, it seems the person who wrote this report is the same UN employee filmed in that car having sex with his colleague. 😏

Ukraine News 🇺🇦

10,500 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

🚨 MEXICO IN THE CROSSHAIRS President Trump has just dropped one of the most explosive national-security statements in years: After claiming 97% of maritime drug routes have been shut down, he says the U.S. will now “start hitting land” to confront the cartels — declaring that “the cartels are running Mexico.” This is not rhetoric about borders or visas. This is the language of counter-insurgency. Trump is framing the cartels not as criminals, but as a hostile force — one that: • controls territory • moves weapons • destabilizes a neighboring state • and kills Americans by the hundreds of thousands through narcotics In Washington terms, that’s not crime. That’s a national security threat. If this line holds, everything changes: Diplomacy. Border policy. Military posture. The U.S.–Mexico relationship itself. We are watching the moment where the War on Drugs is being redefined as something far more dangerous — and far more consequential. This is no longer about stopping smugglers. It’s about whether the United States is prepared to confront a parallel power operating next door.
0:14

🚨 MEXICO IN THE CROSSHAIRS President Trump has just dropped one of the most explosive national-security statements in years: After claiming 97% of maritime drug routes have been shut down, he says the U.S. will now “start hitting land” to confront the cartels — declaring that “the cartels are running Mexico.” This is not rhetoric about borders or visas. This is the language of counter-insurgency. Trump is framing the cartels not as criminals, but as a hostile force — one that: • controls territory • moves weapons • destabilizes a neighboring state • and kills Americans by the hundreds of thousands through narcotics In Washington terms, that’s not crime. That’s a national security threat. If this line holds, everything changes: Diplomacy. Border policy. Military posture. The U.S.–Mexico relationship itself. We are watching the moment where the War on Drugs is being redefined as something far more dangerous — and far more consequential. This is no longer about stopping smugglers. It’s about whether the United States is prepared to confront a parallel power operating next door.

Jim Ferguson

1,270,402 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

New Corridor of the UAE's RSF Dirty War in Sudan Previously, the route used by Colombian mercenaries extended from Bosaso to Nyala. Recent developments point to a further deepening of the regional dimension of the war in Sudan. According to new evidence, with Ethiopia now reportedly becoming directly involved in the equation, the route once again begins in Bosaso, continues to Addis Ababa, and then proceeds to Assosa Airport near the Ethiopia–Sudan border. Within this framework, it is alleged that soldiers are being trained at an RSF camp in Ethiopia said to be financed by the UAE, and that drones prepared there are being deployed inside Sudanese territory. All of these flights are reportedly being carried out illegally by Ethiopian Airlines. This picture suggests that the war in Sudan is being shaped not only by internal actors but also by the indirect involvement of regional powers. In particular, the use of border areas as logistical and military transit corridors signals a growing risk of further internationalization of the conflict.
0:14

New Corridor of the UAE's RSF Dirty War in Sudan Previously, the route used by Colombian mercenaries extended from Bosaso to Nyala. Recent developments point to a further deepening of the regional dimension of the war in Sudan. According to new evidence, with Ethiopia now reportedly becoming directly involved in the equation, the route once again begins in Bosaso, continues to Addis Ababa, and then proceeds to Assosa Airport near the Ethiopia–Sudan border. Within this framework, it is alleged that soldiers are being trained at an RSF camp in Ethiopia said to be financed by the UAE, and that drones prepared there are being deployed inside Sudanese territory. All of these flights are reportedly being carried out illegally by Ethiopian Airlines. This picture suggests that the war in Sudan is being shaped not only by internal actors but also by the indirect involvement of regional powers. In particular, the use of border areas as logistical and military transit corridors signals a growing risk of further internationalization of the conflict.

Umut Çağrı Sarı

17,051 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

To those like this guy, shouting "Close the border" I would love to hear him explain how Biden "opened the border"? What exactly is Biden doing differently than Trump in regards to border security? Let's look at the FACTS: - Biden's border policies are not much different than Trumps. One thing he did do is try and stop the separation of children from parents or sending unaccompanied children who enter the US back into Mexico alone. - The 2023 government funding package that Biden signed into law provided Border Patrol with $7.15 billion, which was a 17% increase from the year prior. The funding included: - $65 million for 300 new Border Patrol agents - $60 million for 125 new personnel points of entry - $230 million for new technologies - Biden is using strategic fencing combined with more border security and technology to try and limit those coming in. Trump's idea for a wall from sea-to-sea would take a decade+ to build, require seizing tens of thousands of acres of private land, and not even work well. - Before leaving office, Trump tightened sanctions on Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua, hurting their economies and forcing people to flee north towards the US. He also cut down on most legal forms of entry meaning that even more people wanted to come here illegally. If you want solutions, at least be honest about the problems and work together to correct them.
0:18

To those like this guy, shouting "Close the border" I would love to hear him explain how Biden "opened the border"? What exactly is Biden doing differently than Trump in regards to border security? Let's look at the FACTS: - Biden's border policies are not much different than Trumps. One thing he did do is try and stop the separation of children from parents or sending unaccompanied children who enter the US back into Mexico alone. - The 2023 government funding package that Biden signed into law provided Border Patrol with $7.15 billion, which was a 17% increase from the year prior. The funding included: - $65 million for 300 new Border Patrol agents - $60 million for 125 new personnel points of entry - $230 million for new technologies - Biden is using strategic fencing combined with more border security and technology to try and limit those coming in. Trump's idea for a wall from sea-to-sea would take a decade+ to build, require seizing tens of thousands of acres of private land, and not even work well. - Before leaving office, Trump tightened sanctions on Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua, hurting their economies and forcing people to flee north towards the US. He also cut down on most legal forms of entry meaning that even more people wanted to come here illegally. If you want solutions, at least be honest about the problems and work together to correct them.

Brian Krassenstein

1,114,980 просмотров • 3 лет назад

THIS IS THE ULTIMATE UNMASKING OF THE HOSTS. Look at the reality on the ground in Mexico—the stadiums are packed, the atmosphere is peaceful, and the country is opening its arms to the entire world without fear or prejudice. This is what the World Cup is actually supposed to look like. Mexico is showing true global hospitality, letting the beautiful game unite people across borders, and completely shattering the negative propaganda the Western press loves to spin about the Global South. But look at the staggering, hypocritical contrast just across the northern border. While Mexico creates an open, vibrant celebration, the United States is running a calculated policy of systemic exclusion. They are weaponizing their borders to humiliate the CAF Referee of the Year, Omar Artan, turning him away at the tarmac on completely fabricated, vague "security" whispers. And it’s not an isolated glitch—they’ve mass-denied visas to Côte d'Ivoire’s entire home-based supporters' club because they openly signaled they "do not want to see them" there. The mask has fully dissolved. The U.S. wants the prestige, the global spotlight, and the billions in broadcasting revenue that African talent and fans bring to this tournament, but their deep-seated imperial hubris prevents them from treating our people with basic human dignity. Mexico is proving it can host the world with class and honor, while Washington treats a global tournament like a segregated, private club. The world is now wide awake to the fraud
0:14

THIS IS THE ULTIMATE UNMASKING OF THE HOSTS. Look at the reality on the ground in Mexico—the stadiums are packed, the atmosphere is peaceful, and the country is opening its arms to the entire world without fear or prejudice. This is what the World Cup is actually supposed to look like. Mexico is showing true global hospitality, letting the beautiful game unite people across borders, and completely shattering the negative propaganda the Western press loves to spin about the Global South. But look at the staggering, hypocritical contrast just across the northern border. While Mexico creates an open, vibrant celebration, the United States is running a calculated policy of systemic exclusion. They are weaponizing their borders to humiliate the CAF Referee of the Year, Omar Artan, turning him away at the tarmac on completely fabricated, vague "security" whispers. And it’s not an isolated glitch—they’ve mass-denied visas to Côte d'Ivoire’s entire home-based supporters' club because they openly signaled they "do not want to see them" there. The mask has fully dissolved. The U.S. wants the prestige, the global spotlight, and the billions in broadcasting revenue that African talent and fans bring to this tournament, but their deep-seated imperial hubris prevents them from treating our people with basic human dignity. Mexico is proving it can host the world with class and honor, while Washington treats a global tournament like a segregated, private club. The world is now wide awake to the fraud

New Direction AFRICA

422,244 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Facial reconstruction of a 2,700-year-old man from Japan The Jōmon period (c. 14,000–300 BC) in Japan was marked by a population of hunter-gatherers and early agriculturalists connected by a shared culture, which developed significant sedentism and social complexity. The culture is known for its pottery with cord impressions, as well as bone, stone, shell, and antler tools, figurines, and lacquerware. The period is divided into several phases. By the Final Jōmon (around 900 BC), western Japan experienced increasing contact with settlers from the Korean Peninsula, who introduced wet rice farming, bronze and iron technology, and new pottery styles. After 300 BC, the Yayoi culture spread across most of Japan, while the Jōmon tradition persisted in Hokkaido. The Ainu are considered direct descendants of the Jōmon, retaining the highest level of Jōmon ancestry, while modern Japanese populations also carry some Jōmon genetic legacy. Morphologically and genetically, the Jōmon people were distinct from surrounding Mongolid populations, having diverged earlier.
0:10

Facial reconstruction of a 2,700-year-old man from Japan The Jōmon period (c. 14,000–300 BC) in Japan was marked by a population of hunter-gatherers and early agriculturalists connected by a shared culture, which developed significant sedentism and social complexity. The culture is known for its pottery with cord impressions, as well as bone, stone, shell, and antler tools, figurines, and lacquerware. The period is divided into several phases. By the Final Jōmon (around 900 BC), western Japan experienced increasing contact with settlers from the Korean Peninsula, who introduced wet rice farming, bronze and iron technology, and new pottery styles. After 300 BC, the Yayoi culture spread across most of Japan, while the Jōmon tradition persisted in Hokkaido. The Ainu are considered direct descendants of the Jōmon, retaining the highest level of Jōmon ancestry, while modern Japanese populations also carry some Jōmon genetic legacy. Morphologically and genetically, the Jōmon people were distinct from surrounding Mongolid populations, having diverged earlier.

Ancestral Whispers

80,588 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

🚨 La Polanka reporting MAJOR BREAKING NEWS: 600+ Officers Smash 21 Smuggler Stash Houses in Ciudad Juárez CHICKEN RESTAURANTS USED AS MIGRANT SMUGGLING FRONTS AND NARCO OPERATIONS? Over 600 federal and state officers just stormed Ciudad Juárez, executing 21 search warrants on narcocasas and pollerías — human smuggling stash houses where migrants are held like "pollos" (chickens) before being trafficked across the border . The polleros (smugglers), who charge between $10,000 and $20,000 per person, often pack over 100 migrants into a single stash house with little food or water, and authorities have discovered entire city blocks where houses are interconnected — functioning simultaneously as migrant holding pens and drug packaging labs. These operations hide in plain sight, sometimes using legitimate chicken restaurant businesses as fronts, while the "El Chapo" fentanyl governor Maru Campos — whose administration signed the treasonous treaty with Texas governor Greg Abbott that was facilitated by El Paso Cartel operative and double agent Alejandra de la Vega Foster — has allowed the "El Chapo" Sinaloa Cartel, the Juárez Cartel, and La Línea to join forces with the El Paso Cartel in a deadly alliance, waging war against the federal government of Mexico and the sovereignty of its people, for control of these smuggling corridors — the same criminal trafficking terroristic organized crime that Fort Bliss whistleblower Soldier Richard Halliday courageously exposed. These locations, packed with illegal migrants, serve as operational hubs for the polleros (Coyotes = Human Smugglers) right across from El Paso and Fort Bliss. "The polleros are now on the run." This is the largest visible strike against the El Paso Cartel-linked migrant smuggling machine in the borderland in recent memory. Chicken restaurants as smuggling hubs? The corruption and infiltration run deeper than most realize. While full results are still pending, one thing is clear: the Juárez smuggling corridors are under heavy pressure. American blood and national security for both the USA and Mexico are on the line every single day. #JusticeForRichardHalliday #PollerosEnFuga #CiudadJuarezRaid #BorderCrisis #FortBliss #ElPasoCartels #HoldThemAccountable 🇺🇸
0:14

🚨 La Polanka reporting MAJOR BREAKING NEWS: 600+ Officers Smash 21 Smuggler Stash Houses in Ciudad Juárez CHICKEN RESTAURANTS USED AS MIGRANT SMUGGLING FRONTS AND NARCO OPERATIONS? Over 600 federal and state officers just stormed Ciudad Juárez, executing 21 search warrants on narcocasas and pollerías — human smuggling stash houses where migrants are held like "pollos" (chickens) before being trafficked across the border . The polleros (smugglers), who charge between $10,000 and $20,000 per person, often pack over 100 migrants into a single stash house with little food or water, and authorities have discovered entire city blocks where houses are interconnected — functioning simultaneously as migrant holding pens and drug packaging labs. These operations hide in plain sight, sometimes using legitimate chicken restaurant businesses as fronts, while the "El Chapo" fentanyl governor Maru Campos — whose administration signed the treasonous treaty with Texas governor Greg Abbott that was facilitated by El Paso Cartel operative and double agent Alejandra de la Vega Foster — has allowed the "El Chapo" Sinaloa Cartel, the Juárez Cartel, and La Línea to join forces with the El Paso Cartel in a deadly alliance, waging war against the federal government of Mexico and the sovereignty of its people, for control of these smuggling corridors — the same criminal trafficking terroristic organized crime that Fort Bliss whistleblower Soldier Richard Halliday courageously exposed. These locations, packed with illegal migrants, serve as operational hubs for the polleros (Coyotes = Human Smugglers) right across from El Paso and Fort Bliss. "The polleros are now on the run." This is the largest visible strike against the El Paso Cartel-linked migrant smuggling machine in the borderland in recent memory. Chicken restaurants as smuggling hubs? The corruption and infiltration run deeper than most realize. While full results are still pending, one thing is clear: the Juárez smuggling corridors are under heavy pressure. American blood and national security for both the USA and Mexico are on the line every single day. #JusticeForRichardHalliday #PollerosEnFuga #CiudadJuarezRaid #BorderCrisis #FortBliss #ElPasoCartels #HoldThemAccountable 🇺🇸

Paul White Gold Eagle

26,282 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS 🚨 🇹🇷 Footage Shows Armed Robbery Attempt Thwarted by Rocket Launcher in Turkey A group of armed motorcyclists attempting to rob a vehicle on a road in Turkey quickly fled when the driver retrieved a rocket launcher from the trunk and pointed it toward them, according to widely shared video footage. The clip shows the attackers approaching the stopped car with rifles before one occupant responds by pulling out the heavy anti-tank weapon. The would-be robbers retreated without shots fired, and the incident has drawn massive online attention as one of the year’s most unusual events. While the video highlights a dramatic reversal, it also reflects broader challenges with armed crime and the proliferation of powerful weapons in certain regions, where individuals increasingly resort to extreme measures for self-defense amid concerns over public safety and law enforcement effectiveness. Such cases underscore ongoing debates about security, personal protection, and the risks of heavily armed societies. What does this incident reveal about everyday security in high-risk areas?
0:11

🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS 🚨 🇹🇷 Footage Shows Armed Robbery Attempt Thwarted by Rocket Launcher in Turkey A group of armed motorcyclists attempting to rob a vehicle on a road in Turkey quickly fled when the driver retrieved a rocket launcher from the trunk and pointed it toward them, according to widely shared video footage. The clip shows the attackers approaching the stopped car with rifles before one occupant responds by pulling out the heavy anti-tank weapon. The would-be robbers retreated without shots fired, and the incident has drawn massive online attention as one of the year’s most unusual events. While the video highlights a dramatic reversal, it also reflects broader challenges with armed crime and the proliferation of powerful weapons in certain regions, where individuals increasingly resort to extreme measures for self-defense amid concerns over public safety and law enforcement effectiveness. Such cases underscore ongoing debates about security, personal protection, and the risks of heavily armed societies. What does this incident reveal about everyday security in high-risk areas?

Corefrontline

720,415 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

❗️🇹🇭⚔️🇰🇭 - The Royal Thai Air Force has conducted airstrikes using F-16 fighter jets on a casino complex in Cambodia near the Thailand-Cambodia border, according to multiple reports. Thai military officials state that the targeted facility—allegedly repurposed as a command center, drone launch site, and weapons storage depot—was used by Cambodian forces to threaten Thai troops and civilians. The strikes are part of an ongoing escalation in border clashes that reignited in early December 2025, following a fragile U.S.-brokered ceasefire from July. Thailand claims the operations are defensive, targeting verified military assets amid Cambodian rocket and drone attacks. Cambodia, however, has condemned the bombings as violations of its sovereignty, accusing Thailand of aggression against civilian areas and infrastructure. Cambodian sources reported minor civilian injuries and damage to nearby structures, with at least four casinos damaged overall since fighting resumed. The conflict has displaced hundreds of thousands on both sides, killed dozens of troops and civilians, and prompted international calls for de-escalation from China, the EU, and others. Thailand has rejected ceasefire proposals, insisting on neutralizing threats, while Cambodia demands withdrawal and accountability. The situation remains tense along the 800 km (500-mile) disputed border, rooted in longstanding territorial claims dating back to colonial times.
0:05

❗️🇹🇭⚔️🇰🇭 - The Royal Thai Air Force has conducted airstrikes using F-16 fighter jets on a casino complex in Cambodia near the Thailand-Cambodia border, according to multiple reports. Thai military officials state that the targeted facility—allegedly repurposed as a command center, drone launch site, and weapons storage depot—was used by Cambodian forces to threaten Thai troops and civilians. The strikes are part of an ongoing escalation in border clashes that reignited in early December 2025, following a fragile U.S.-brokered ceasefire from July. Thailand claims the operations are defensive, targeting verified military assets amid Cambodian rocket and drone attacks. Cambodia, however, has condemned the bombings as violations of its sovereignty, accusing Thailand of aggression against civilian areas and infrastructure. Cambodian sources reported minor civilian injuries and damage to nearby structures, with at least four casinos damaged overall since fighting resumed. The conflict has displaced hundreds of thousands on both sides, killed dozens of troops and civilians, and prompted international calls for de-escalation from China, the EU, and others. Thailand has rejected ceasefire proposals, insisting on neutralizing threats, while Cambodia demands withdrawal and accountability. The situation remains tense along the 800 km (500-mile) disputed border, rooted in longstanding territorial claims dating back to colonial times.

🔥🗞The Informant

14,980 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

U.S. citizen and San Diego resident Isaac Jimenez pleaded guilty June 16 to his role in an alien smuggling conspiracy that held would-be migrants hostage in Mexico. 💰While Jimenez did not personally hold aliens captive, he confessed to collecting tens of thousands of dollars in ransom payments from family members following an ICE HSI San Diego probe with its California Homeland Security Task Force partners. In at least two cases — a father of four U.S. citizen children and a young woman from Tijuana — THE VICTIMS DISAPPEARED after their families made multiple ransom payments to secure their freedom. As part of his guilty plea, Jimenez agreed to pay $24,500 to the family members of the missing migrants for funeral and related expenses and as restitution. ➡️Visit our newsroom for more details in this ongoing case.
0:19

U.S. citizen and San Diego resident Isaac Jimenez pleaded guilty June 16 to his role in an alien smuggling conspiracy that held would-be migrants hostage in Mexico. 💰While Jimenez did not personally hold aliens captive, he confessed to collecting tens of thousands of dollars in ransom payments from family members following an ICE HSI San Diego probe with its California Homeland Security Task Force partners. In at least two cases — a father of four U.S. citizen children and a young woman from Tijuana — THE VICTIMS DISAPPEARED after their families made multiple ransom payments to secure their freedom. As part of his guilty plea, Jimenez agreed to pay $24,500 to the family members of the missing migrants for funeral and related expenses and as restitution. ➡️Visit our newsroom for more details in this ongoing case.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

23,309 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

GeoConfirmed Update. We’re currently conducting an extensive investigation, the largest in GeoConfirmed’s history: We’re analyzing all the footage from the 07 October terrorist attacks in Israel. So far we have analyzed and geolocated footage containing 150+ deceased Israeli Civilians, 25+ Israeli Hostages and 750+ involved Hamas members and Palestinian civilians. Some of these videos are the most gruesome that we have seen across all the conflicts which we cover. Our investigation aims to thoroughly geolocate every frame of the footage, detailing each location from where the breaches occurred, to where Israeli civilians were killed, and the aftermath of the attack. It’s crucial to emphasize that anyone diminishing or denying the October 7th terrorist attack is disregarding the reality and severity of these incidents. For instance, the video below depicts one of the areas where Hamas breached the border wall near Nir Oz [31.301771, 34.374029]: A motorbike with a hostage (!) is entering Gaza, while numerous individuals are observed crossing the border towards Israel.
0:12

GeoConfirmed Update. We’re currently conducting an extensive investigation, the largest in GeoConfirmed’s history: We’re analyzing all the footage from the 07 October terrorist attacks in Israel. So far we have analyzed and geolocated footage containing 150+ deceased Israeli Civilians, 25+ Israeli Hostages and 750+ involved Hamas members and Palestinian civilians. Some of these videos are the most gruesome that we have seen across all the conflicts which we cover. Our investigation aims to thoroughly geolocate every frame of the footage, detailing each location from where the breaches occurred, to where Israeli civilians were killed, and the aftermath of the attack. It’s crucial to emphasize that anyone diminishing or denying the October 7th terrorist attack is disregarding the reality and severity of these incidents. For instance, the video below depicts one of the areas where Hamas breached the border wall near Nir Oz [31.301771, 34.374029]: A motorbike with a hostage (!) is entering Gaza, while numerous individuals are observed crossing the border towards Israel.

GeoConfirmed

1,183,326 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Terrorist sympathiser will not happy with this good news Rt 👇🔥 🚨 BREAKING: Troops Storm Terrorist Stronghold, Rescue 360 Abductees in Daring Midnight Operation! In a major breakthrough against insurgency, Operation HADIN KAI troops have rescued 360 kidnapped victims from a heavily fortified JAS terrorist enclave hidden deep within the Mandara Mountains of Borno State. The intelligence-led operation, executed by Special Forces and Sector 1 troops, saw security forces infiltrate the terrorists' stronghold under the cover of darkness, overwhelming insurgents and securing the release of hundreds of men, women, and children abducted from communities around Ngoshe. Military sources revealed that weeks of covert surveillance, intelligence gathering, and strategic planning paved the way for the successful rescue mission. Several terrorists reportedly fled, while others surrendered as troops took control of the enclave. Sadly, two infants lost their lives due to exhaustion and the harsh conditions endured during captivity and evacuation. The operation is being hailed as one of the largest hostage rescue missions carried out by Operation HADIN KAI in recent years.
0:56

Terrorist sympathiser will not happy with this good news Rt 👇🔥 🚨 BREAKING: Troops Storm Terrorist Stronghold, Rescue 360 Abductees in Daring Midnight Operation! In a major breakthrough against insurgency, Operation HADIN KAI troops have rescued 360 kidnapped victims from a heavily fortified JAS terrorist enclave hidden deep within the Mandara Mountains of Borno State. The intelligence-led operation, executed by Special Forces and Sector 1 troops, saw security forces infiltrate the terrorists' stronghold under the cover of darkness, overwhelming insurgents and securing the release of hundreds of men, women, and children abducted from communities around Ngoshe. Military sources revealed that weeks of covert surveillance, intelligence gathering, and strategic planning paved the way for the successful rescue mission. Several terrorists reportedly fled, while others surrendered as troops took control of the enclave. Sadly, two infants lost their lives due to exhaustion and the harsh conditions endured during captivity and evacuation. The operation is being hailed as one of the largest hostage rescue missions carried out by Operation HADIN KAI in recent years.

A. Ayofe

14,391 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Thursday March 19, 2026, 3:00 PM: The water vapor satellite shows an unforgiving 594 DM high-pressure axis that has firmly become anchored over Los Angeles, California to Phoenix, Arizona. This historic March heatwave is breaking records not seen over 100 years in Los Angeles and is the earliest 100-degree day for Phoenix, Arizona of the season. This amplified blocking pattern will keep Hawaii in flood territory while the southwestern U.S bakes at least until March 31, 2026, due to how strong the ridging has been this week. Possibly another ridge development next week. Simultaneously, a new low-pressure axis approximately 145 miles due west of Oahu has developed and will bring new rounds of rainfall and possibly flooding concerns. The extremes are fueled by the ongoing warming of the Pacific Ocean, which could be something that could have interesting ramifications in the next few months for both Hawaii, Southern California, the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, and the Midwest. #CAwx #heatwave #flood #hawaii
0:19

Thursday March 19, 2026, 3:00 PM: The water vapor satellite shows an unforgiving 594 DM high-pressure axis that has firmly become anchored over Los Angeles, California to Phoenix, Arizona. This historic March heatwave is breaking records not seen over 100 years in Los Angeles and is the earliest 100-degree day for Phoenix, Arizona of the season. This amplified blocking pattern will keep Hawaii in flood territory while the southwestern U.S bakes at least until March 31, 2026, due to how strong the ridging has been this week. Possibly another ridge development next week. Simultaneously, a new low-pressure axis approximately 145 miles due west of Oahu has developed and will bring new rounds of rainfall and possibly flooding concerns. The extremes are fueled by the ongoing warming of the Pacific Ocean, which could be something that could have interesting ramifications in the next few months for both Hawaii, Southern California, the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, and the Midwest. #CAwx #heatwave #flood #hawaii

Jason D Farhang

34,316 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

I recorded this on a bike somewhere in Ondo State yesterday, and it really gave me an insight into why crimes like kidnapping can thrive in certain areas. As far as the eyes could see, there were vast stretches of land with little or no human presence. It made me realize just how much of Nigeria remains largely unoccupied compared to the areas where people are concentrated. At the same time, Lagos is bursting at the seams with people, traffic, and development, while many other states have huge expanses of land and relatively small populations. It got me thinking: is part of our security challenge linked to how unevenly our population and development are distributed? With so much land lying idle across the country, what can the government realistically do to make these areas safer, more productive, and more attractive for people and businesses? I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts Meanwhile, the bike trip took 20 km of riding for ₦5,000 as there was no public vehicle going that way.
0:11

I recorded this on a bike somewhere in Ondo State yesterday, and it really gave me an insight into why crimes like kidnapping can thrive in certain areas. As far as the eyes could see, there were vast stretches of land with little or no human presence. It made me realize just how much of Nigeria remains largely unoccupied compared to the areas where people are concentrated. At the same time, Lagos is bursting at the seams with people, traffic, and development, while many other states have huge expanses of land and relatively small populations. It got me thinking: is part of our security challenge linked to how unevenly our population and development are distributed? With so much land lying idle across the country, what can the government realistically do to make these areas safer, more productive, and more attractive for people and businesses? I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts Meanwhile, the bike trip took 20 km of riding for ₦5,000 as there was no public vehicle going that way.

Ọmọ Ògùn 𓃵

57,413 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Dear Americans, Europeans, and the world, please read this 1-minute post and share it to educate others: Fifteen years ago today (1 May 2011), U.S. Navy SEALs raided a compound in Abbottabad cantonment, Pakistan, and killed Osama bin Laden. The raid marked the end of a more than 15-year effort by partners across the Intelligence Community to find him. While Pakistan was taking billions of dollars from the U.S. in the name of fighting and helping in the war against terrorism, Pakistan Army generals kept Osama bin Laden hidden inside their cantonment. It is estimated that, in this conflict, the United States paid Pakistan more than $40 billion in exchange for assistance. American troops fought in the mountains of Afghanistan for nearly a decade in search of Osama bin Laden, and dozens of American and NATO soldiers lost their lives. On one hand, Pakistan stood alongside the United States in the fight against terrorism, receiving billions of dollars in aid, while on the other, it harbored the world’s most notorious terrorist, the man responsible for the deaths of thousands of Americans, safely within the confines of its own military cantonment. This entire incident indicates that radical Islamists are never compassionate toward others, whenever matters of religion are involved, they are unable to think beyond their faith.
0:18

Dear Americans, Europeans, and the world, please read this 1-minute post and share it to educate others: Fifteen years ago today (1 May 2011), U.S. Navy SEALs raided a compound in Abbottabad cantonment, Pakistan, and killed Osama bin Laden. The raid marked the end of a more than 15-year effort by partners across the Intelligence Community to find him. While Pakistan was taking billions of dollars from the U.S. in the name of fighting and helping in the war against terrorism, Pakistan Army generals kept Osama bin Laden hidden inside their cantonment. It is estimated that, in this conflict, the United States paid Pakistan more than $40 billion in exchange for assistance. American troops fought in the mountains of Afghanistan for nearly a decade in search of Osama bin Laden, and dozens of American and NATO soldiers lost their lives. On one hand, Pakistan stood alongside the United States in the fight against terrorism, receiving billions of dollars in aid, while on the other, it harbored the world’s most notorious terrorist, the man responsible for the deaths of thousands of Americans, safely within the confines of its own military cantonment. This entire incident indicates that radical Islamists are never compassionate toward others, whenever matters of religion are involved, they are unable to think beyond their faith.

Baba Banaras™

23,584 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад