Why would you Oppose a wall on our Border? Lets find out.

SO all of a sudden you know more about drug trafficking on the southern border than actual border patrol agents.

 

It makes perfect sense if you're trying to block all attempts at reducing immigration. If you can't figure it out, you must be a racist.

 

the many news articles prove we are right, and you are wrong.

 

I oppose the wall because it is nothing but a money pit of a vanity project. It isn't cost effective. I'm not that big of a fan of the War on Drugs as it is, but yeah, sorry, most of this stuff comes through in vehicles. On roads. And we've had drug cartels circumvent barriers before, including with sling shots to get drugs over high barriers.

 

Wait, so you are admitting to being an executive in charge of contract for the government providing intelligence services yet you have need to know operational information that would not have need to know if you were just managing those teams? Hmm...I wonder if the DHS would be interested in your violation of the Espionage Act?

 

No, We provide mission specific aerial surveillance for border intrusion.

 

Id love to see a news article saying that most illegal drugs come in through the south, away from the border crossings.

show me

 

You should apply your relentless logic to something other than racism. You obviously just hate brown people. Nothing bad ever came through the border.

 

there is no express drug war clause or wall building clause.

 

I have no idea what this even means but feel free to contact Wolf Tombe CTS DHS if you have any questions about Condor Aerial or what we provide

 

And you track the contents of every car and truck crossing at legal entry points?

 

You claim to be in charge of providing intel, but you don't know what I'm talking about (which anyone read into any intelligence program in US history would know)?

Yep, I'm calling bullshit on your claim to be working with DHS.

 

Yeah, he claims he can, because he claims to have operational intelligence even though he's a manager who would have no need to know, so his knowledge would be in violation of the Espionage Act.

 

We aren't deployed to ports of entry. Our technology is used to monitor geographical areas not secured or moderately secured. Areas like Brownsville Texas.

 

So then how exactly would you have any intel on the majority of drugs that cross through legal entry points?

 

No, What I claim is you have no clue about what you are asking and you have no clue as to border patrol or DHS request for our technology or intel.

But if you actually do what to know what we do feel free to look us up if you don't think you might be in violation of the espionage act. lol

https://www.arizonaborderrecon.org/

 

Because we work with radiant teams (Civilian) to provide our intel services to Border patrol.

You can find us here
https://www.arizonaborderrecon.org/

 

You are claiming to have the details of operational intelligence. If you are not a member of a collection or analytical team, you would have not need to know for that intel. As a manager, if you have that intelligence, its either because you have violated the Espionage Act or one of your employees has by telling you that intelligence. So are you a felon or is one of your employees?

 

Hidden Camera Footage/Still Photography:
SecureBorderIntel.org



The Center for Immigration Studies released the third film in a series, “Hidden Cameras on the Arizona Border 3: A Day in the Life of a Drug Smuggler.” This is the Center’s National Security Director Janice Kephart’s third web-based border film, this time focusing on drug cartel travel methods through Arizona’s federally owned land. Ms. Kephart obtained much of the footage for the film by traveling with her hidden camera guide into three drug running corridors in central Arizona.

Hidden Cameras 3 exposes the ways and means of the illicit drug trade by specifically honing in on how drug mules successfully move 50 pound packs of marijuana through desert heat on foot into Arizona desert and 80 miles north of the U.S.-Mexican border until they reach the east-west I-8 corridor. The film also includes hidden camera footage taken at night of drug mules moving quickly to meet a load truck on the I-8 highway.

Ms. Kephart's second film in the series released in July 2010, “Hidden Cameras on the Arizona Border 2: Drugs, Guns and 850 Illegal Aliens,” with extensive hidden camera footage of drug smugglers and illegal aliens, has received extensive press coverage on FOX National News and affiliates, radio and print news, and over 540,000 YouTube views. The Center's first video on the subject, “Hidden Cameras on the Arizona Border: Coyotes, Bears, and Trails,” focuses on the illegal alien traffic and immense negative environmental impact on the Coronado National Forest from illegal alien smuggling and has received over 70,000 views to date.


We need a sea wall !!!

Or arm surfers with AR-15's.

Pangas, Trickery, Intimidation, and Drug Trafficking in California

Note:
Under California's Democrats sanctuary laws, drug smugglers are a protected group in California if they are illegal aliens.

Drug Smuggling Boat in Carlsbad

It is truly a surprise to read about a drug boat pulling ashore in such a calm Orange County locale like Carlsbad, but then on the other hand- makes perfect sense doesn’t it?

The police arrested 3 men who landed a boat in Carlsbad on Tuesday morning at 1:30 am. The boat landed near Carlsbad Blvd. and Tamarack. There was 19 bundles of drugs on the boat, and the actual substance has yet to be identified.

The U.S. Border Patrol states that it is not uncommon for that kind of boat to be used to smuggle drugs and/or people into the United States. There has been numerous occurrences of authorities sighting and seizing such boats along the coast of Southern California in recent months.

https://www.soberliving.com/addiction/articles/drug-smuggling-boat-in-carlsbad/

Drug smuggling boat found near Santa Cruz
Four men were arrested in Santa Cruz County for allegedly smuggling more than $2 million in marijuana into Davenport.

https://www.ksbw.com/article/drug-smuggling-boat-found-near-santa-cruz/1291846

Mexican smuggling boats race up California coast
SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. -- Standing on a bluff along the central California coast, rancher Paul Van Leer pointed to the beach near his property where a Mexican smuggling boat, known as a panga, came ashore in May loaded with marijuana.


“The concern for me is that you’re bringing in a criminal element here that previously was never here before,” he said. “The criminal element is coming from Mexico in the boats and then they hire young liberals or Hispanic gang members from L.A. to transport the drugs once they land on the beach.”

The rancher's safety concerns reflect a trend noticed by federal and local law enforcement officials -- that Mexican maritime smugglers are bringing their illicit cargo farther and farther north along the California coast...https://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/mexican-smuggling-boats-race-california-coast-flna6C10626917

3 Arrested After Drug Smuggling Boat Lands In Del Mar
Agents seized 63 bundles of cannabis weighing a combined 1,619 pounds and impounded the boat.

DEL MAR, CA – A federal agent who spotted a suspicious predawn boat landing Monday near Torrey Pines State Reserve thwarted a smuggling run involving more than three-quarters of a ton of marijuana, authorities reported.

The U.S. Border Patrol officer was patrolling the ocean coastline in Del Mar about 2:30 a.m. when he saw four people debark from a beached skiff near the terminus of Fourth Street in Del Mar and begin unloading large packages, according to USBP public affairs.

With help from sheriff's deputies and San Diego police, the Border Patrol took three of the suspects into custody. A fourth fled and was able to evade escape.



The detainees – a 43-year-old Mexican national, a 36-year-old Honduran and a 27-year-old U.S. citizen – were arrested on suspicion of drug smuggling... https://patch.com/california/delmar-carmelvalley/3-arrested-after-smuggling-boat-lands-del-mar

 

Yet you admit that you do not operate at legal points of entry. So how would you know what drugs move through them?

 

The problem is you are getting resourced information meaning you are not provided all of the data. Just what some want you to know. All you would need to know is listed in our border history during the cocaine wars of the late 70s and early 80s. Planes, boats, submarines, balloons, tunnels, horses, and the list goes on. If running across a port of entry was so lucrative, why would you do anything else?

 

So is the Democratic National Committee.