Over the past 24 hours, the IDF killed 14 and wounded another 18 human beings in the Gaza Strip, amongst them was a 16-year-old girl

Before long ICE will have statistics like this if Trump is allowed to remain in power.

I guess boaz has never been on a deep sea fishing trip. You leave early in the morning so you can be at the fishing grounds by dawn because boats are slow.

A self-driving car had a driver?

F--k Joe Rogan. He's a huge part of the reason we're in this mess. His show is training wheels for people on the path to far-right radicalization.

https://x.com/adamscochran/status/2011597643378802724

More: The media is telling a certain story about ICE, giving the blow by blow on the most public horrors but never quite seeing the bigger picture that it's part of a larger war. As a military intelligence source told me, the ICE crackdown isn't just about immigration; it's about gathering intelligence in support of Trump's war on cartels " as well as on Antifa, on the radical left, and those who are "anti-American," and anyone else they consider terrorists. And since the administration has been so quick to label everyone, including Renee Good, terrorists, it's no wonder they think they're at war.

ICE's work is done under a set of task forces, with the agency calling upon other Department of Homeland Security agencies, like the Border Patrol, Homeland Security Investigations, the Federal Protective Service, and even the Secret Service. DHS now constitutes the largest federal law enforcement agency in the country " larger even than the FBI. And that was before ICE had its law enforcement budget nearly tripled last year.

"Operation Abracadabra was initiated with the requirement of Interviewing 100% of individuals apprehended to gather intelligence and identify follow-on targets such as stash houses and individuals conducting illegal activity," one of the documents, a briefing slide, reads. The purpose, it continues, is "Tying every individual who crosses the border illegally to a Foreign Terrorist Organization, a Transnational Criminal Organization, and/or utilizing the intelligence to develop targets."

Another briefing about Operation Benchwarmer reveals the employment of agents dressing in "plainclothes" to disguise themselves as ordinary people in an attempt to gather intelligence.

"Plainclothes agents have been embedded in transport vans, sally ports, processing areas, and detention cells to gather important tactical intelligence and or information," the briefing says of this nationwide operation. The purpose? It's "focused on collecting information not normally gained during formal interviews."

I'm not sure I really buy all that.

#9 | Posted by snoofy at 2026-01-15 10:53 AM |

They will push until the people break and fight back then use it as an excuse for the insurrection act. This should be plainly obvious to anyone paying attention.

His name must be on every page of the Epstein files

But they keep telling me that mental health is the reason we have so many shootings here in the only country that has so many shootings. So much for that argument.

Ross suffered internal bleeding

Only an idiot would believe this.

Who gets all the uranium if the regime falls?

And more importantly, who will become Israel's new bogeyman?

#10,

It didn't? Seems to me it worked just fine. The worm is dead.

America could learn a lot from the Koreans.

I think conservatives should treat all maladies with ivermectin. I'm extremely pleased with the results they keep getting. They get to own the libs and we get fewer conservatives. Win-win.

Ivermectin to treat cancer?

I think more MAGAts should try it.

And nothing of value was lost.

The Army doesn't have cooks as an MOS any more?

I know most stateside chow halls were run by civilians when I was on active duty, but when I made it over to Okinawa Marines were running the show in the kitchen and on the chow line.

More: Retired Maj. Gen. Steven J. Lepper, a former deputy judge advocate general for the United States Air Force, said that if the aircraft had been painted in a way that disguised its military nature and got close enough for the people on the boat to see it " tricking them into failing to realize they should take evasive action or surrender to survive " that was a war crime under armed-conflict standards.

"Shielding your identity is an element of perfidy," he said. "If the aircraft flying above is not identifiable as a combatant aircraft, it should not be engaged in combatant activity."

The aircraft swooped in low enough for the people aboard the boat to see it, according to officials who have seen or been briefed on surveillance video from the attack. The boat had turned back toward Venezuela, apparently after seeing the plane, before the first strike.

Franklin Graham makes Jim Baker seem respectable.

Exxon and Chevron workers better invest in some body armor before they ship out.

This 2014 article just shows how long agents have been using this tactic to murder innocent people.

More: Here are some key findings of the review, revealed by the Times Thursday:

Border Patrol agents have intentionally and unnecessarily stepped in front of moving cars to justify using deadly force against vehicle occupants.

Agents have shot in frustration across the US-Mexico border at rock throwers when simply moving away was an option.

Border Patrol demonstrates a "lack of diligence" in investigating incidents in which US agents fire their weapons.

It's questionable whether Border Patrol "consistently and thoroughly reviews" incidents in which agents use deadly force.

The report is especially scathing in its critique of agents who've stood in front of moving vehicles, recommending that they "get out of the way ... as opposed to intentionally assuming a position in front of such vehicles." The authors add:

It should be recognized that a half-ounce (200-grain) bullet is unlikely to stop a 4,000-pound moving vehicle, and if the driver ... is disabled by a bullet, the vehicle will become a totally unguided threat ... Obviously, shooting at a moving vehicle can pose a risk to bystanders including other agents.

The report recommends that Border Patrol bar agents from shooting at vehicles unless their lives are threatened and also from firing at rock throwers. An internal response by Border Patrol, also obtained by the Los Angeles Times, rejected both these recommendations.