Incomplete list of border shenanigans from 01SEP2023 to 16OCT2023.
ARIZONA: The Grand Canyon State is now auctioning-off the 2-thousand shipping containers they used to create their own border wall:
CALIFORNIA: In June, the California National Guard deployed a division sized element overseas, for the first time since the 1950s. Now, on 07SEP2023, California’s exhalated leftist-liberal-progressive gov’na ordered a 50% increase in National Guard operations along the border with Mexico! California Air National Guard video by Technical Sergeant Stefany Leyva:
NORTH DAKOTA:
Photo via North Dakota Army National Guard, 01SEP2023.
On 01SEP2023, North Dakota Army National Guard’s 188th Engineer Company returned from their deployment to Texas. On 15OCT2023, local newspapers report that North Dakota Army National Guard’s 817th Engineer Company deployed to Texas, to assist U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP, aka Border Patrol) with operations along the border with Mexico. However, local TV reports said the deployment was at the request of the Governor of Texas:
TEXAS: On 07SEP2023, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) returned individuals and families to Central American countries:
On 14SEP2023, ICE returned 132 illegals to their home in the West African country of Senegal:
On 14SEP2023, ICE returned illegals to their home in the South American country of Colombia. Video by Michael Johnson:
On 30SEP2023, the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) interdicted a boat with four Mexicans illegally fishing off the Texas coast. About 2-hundred pounds of illegally caught red snapper were recovered. Silent USCG District 8 video:
On 02OCT2023, the Texas National Guard conducted a raid of Fronton Island, in the middle of the Rio Grande:
Anti-border wall Biden restarts The Wall! On 05OCT2023, Joseph Robinette Biden Junior suddenly reversed his pledge not to build a border wall! Another 20-miles of wall will be built in Texas:
On 12OCT2023, ICE returned illegals to their home countries in Central America. Video by Corey Bullard:
Ramped-up deportation flight operations by U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), as well as U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP, aka Border Patrol). The flights are sometimes referred to as ‘repatriation flights’, or ‘removal flights’, or ‘family unit removal flight’.
The last RC-26B made its final flight on 16FEB2023. For more than 30 years, beginning in 1991 (tail end of the Cold War), the RC-26B Condor not only worked anti-drug missions, but international warzone counter-insurgency flights, domestic homeland security missions, wild-fire fighting and disaster relief efforts: “This aircraft is kind of like a chameleon. It could morph in to just about anything you could imagine, as far as hurricane support, counter-drug, the border or wildfire support. It was like a Swiss Air National Guard Knife.”-Major Luis Flores, RC-26 pilot, Texas Air National Guard
The RC-26B is a modified C-26B, which began service in the last decade of the non-declared Cold War as the C-26A. At one point it was known as the ISR (Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance).
National Guard report about combat use of RC-26B, somewhere in South West Asia (Middle East), 18JUL2013:
During those 30 plus years the Condor (modified Fairchild Metro 23) was flown by units in Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Iowa, Mississippi, New Mexico, Texas, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Washington.
CALIFORNIA:
California Air National Guard photo, 30JUL2014.
FLORIDA:
Florida Air National Guard photo by Sergeant Lalita Laksbergs, 22FEB2011.
Florida Air National Guard photo by Sergeant Lalita Laksbergs, 22FEB2011.
Florida Air National Guard photo by Sergeant Lalita Laksbergs, 22FEB2011.
Video by Master Sergeant Megan Hunter, 22FEB2011:
IOWA:
Iowa Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sergeant Robert Shepherd, 27JAN2023.
On 27JAN2023, the Iowa Air National Guard conducted its final flight of the RC-26B. The Condor began operations at the Des Moines Airbase only recently, in 2015, providing counter-narcotics, and domestic natural disaster support, for law enforcement and emergency management.
Iowa Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sergeant Robert Shepherd, 27JAN2023.
MISSISSIPPI: USAF video (by Staff Sergeant Aaron Richardson) RC-26B during exercise Southern Strike, October 2015:
TEXAS:
RC-26 cockpit view of New York City, on its way to its final resting place in Maryland. Texas Air National Guard photo by Sean Cowher, 16FEB2023.
Delivering the 147th Attack Wing’s RC-26 to Hagerstown Aviation Museum, Maryland. Texas Air National Guard photo by Sean Cowher, 16FEB2023.
On 15FEB2023, the 147th Attack Wing of the Texas Air National Guard retired its RC-26 Condor, but the final flight was when the aircraft was put out to pasture at the Hagerstown Aviation Museum, in Maryland, on 16FEB2023.
An early Condor of the Texas Air National Guard, with a surveillance pod, 13SEP2005. Photo by Staff Sergeant Cheryl Hackley.
The first Texas Air National Guard RC-26 crew, in 1991!
WEST VIRGINIA:
West Virginia National Guard photo by Edwin L. Wriston, 06JAN2023.
On 06JAN2023, the West Virginia National Guard retired their RC-26 Condor (# 94-0260). RC-26 #94-0260 was one of the last of 11 such aircraft operated by the U.S. Air Force and National Guard.
Final crew for the Final Flight. West Virginia National Guard photo by Edwin L. Wriston, 06JAN2023.
WASHINGTON:
Final start-up of an RC-26, for its final flight from Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington, 06JAN2023. Washington Air National Guard photo by Technical Sergeant Kayleigh Phillips.
On 06JAN2023, Washington joined West Virginia in retiring its Condor. Evergreen State C-26B operations began from Fairchild Air Force Base in 1991, then in 1995 the Condor was reconfigured as an RC-26B.
Washington Air National Guard photo by Technical Sergeant Kayleigh Phillips, 06JAN2023.
“We provide the necessary information to the USDA FS and NWICC, such as, where is the fire? In one instance with the Crescent Mountain fire, the fire behavior and visibility had been erratic. We showed up at 0700, had the RC-26 overhead at 0800, and by 0930 evacuation orders were sent out based on the video feed provided to the incident commander.”-Lieutenant Colonel Rich Cullen, October 2018
Washington National Guard video, RC-26B surveillance of wildfire in Oregon, August 2018:
Inside an RC-26 assigned to the141st Operations Group, Washington Air National Guard, mapping the Chetco Bar fire in southern Oregon 02SEP2017. USAF photo by Senior Airman Sean Campbell.
WISCONSIN: The RC-26B began service with the Air National Guard in January 1992, assigned anti-drugs duty in 1996, final flight 28DEC2022.
Wisconsin Air National Guard’s RC-26B reconnaissance aircraft after its final flight 28DEC2022. Wisconsin Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sergeant Paul Gorman.
Wisconsin Air National Guard’s RC-26B reconnaissance aircraft after its final flight 28DEC2022. Wisconsin Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sergeant Paul Gorman.
Incomplete (tip-o-the iceberg, seriously this isn’t the half-of-it!) list of links to United States (U.S.) drug related crimes and oddities for the month of January 2023:
U.S. Coast Guard District 7 PADET photo, 16JAN2023.
On 16JAN2023, the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) transferred approximately 250 kilograms of cocaine, and three smugglers, to Dominican Republic. They were captured in the Mona Passage on 10JAN2023.
U.S. Coast Guard photo via U.S. Navy 5th Fleet, 30JAN2023.
On 30JAN2023, USCG Cutter Emlen Tunnell (WPC 1145) captured 4-thousand kilograms of hashish and 512 kilograms of methamphetamine, in the Gulf of Oman. This was the first drug seizure in 2023 for Combined Task Force (CTF)-150: “This is just the beginning of our work in delivering maritime security operations in the region to stop illicit activities and drug smuggling. This comes as a result of a valued partnership between CTF 150 and all partner nations in Combined Maritime Forces.”-Captain James Byron, United Kingdom Royal Navy, current leader of CMF-150 (so, even the U.S. led anti-smuggling operations in the Gulf of Oman are commanded by Red Coats!)
Also on 30JAN2023, U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence gave a short history of the U.S. Tactical Analysis Teams (TATs) deployed to Central and South America, in the name of taking the Reagan era War on Drugs international. The first TAT was formed and deployed in 1989. Obviously, to me, it has been a resounding failure, but don’t tell that to the taxpayer funded U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence, or U.S. Southern Command (SouthCom).
USCG photo by Petty Officer Third Class Alex Gray, 18JAN2023.
In the marijuana legal Golden State, the crew of the USCG Cutter Alert (WMEC-630) off-loaded approximately 4-thousand pounds of marijuana in San Diego, on 18JAN2023.
West Virginia National Guard photo by Edwin L. Wriston, 06JAN2023.
On 06JAN2023, the West Virginia National Guard retired their RC-26 Condor (# 94-0260), which had been used on counter drug missions inside the United States. RC-26 #94-0260 was the last of 11 such aircraft operated by the U.S. Air Force and National Guard.
U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sergeant Mozer O. Da Cunha, 24JAN2023.
On 24JAN2023, Assistant Director Eric Talbot, Office of National Drug Control Policy, spoke with military students from Central and South America, attending the taxpayer funded Organization of American States’ Inter-American Defense College, about current U.S. illegal drugs policy.
Welcome to borderland hell under U.S. President Joseph Robinette Biden Junior, incomplete (just the tip of the iceberg) list of videos and reports from the United States Coast Guard (USCG) about the increasing flood of boat people from Bahamas, Cuba, and Haiti, for November 2022:
The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) District 7 reported that on 03DEC2022, they returned 79 illegals, captured in November, to their home country of The Bahamas.
The USCG District 7 reported that on 01DEC2022, they returned 118 illegals to their home country of Cuba. The illegals had been captured during six interceptions during the month of November.
The USCG District 7 reported that, on 30NOV2022, 192 illegals were sent back to their home country of Cuba. The USCG reported that the 192 illegals had been captured in 13 separate incidents during November.
The USCG District 7 reported that they had returned 180 illegals to their home country of Haiti, on 25NOV2022.
65 illegals were sent back to Cuba, on 24NOV2022.
185 illegals were sent back to Cuba, on 22NOV2022.
217 illegals from Haiti were transferred to The Bahamas, on 19NOV2022.
The USCG reported that they had returned 95 illegals back to their home country of Cuba, on 17NOV2022.
74 illegals were sent back to Cuba, on 16NOV2022.
U.S. Coast Guard District 7 photo, 09NOV2022.
A boat full of illegals from Cuba, captured near Elbow Cay, Bahamas, 09NOV2022. The USCG returned 91 illegals to Cuba on 14NOV2022.
A USCGC Atlanitc Area photo by Petty Officer Third Class Bethany Squires, 13NOV2022.
USCG crew captures illegals from Cuba, somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean, 13NOV2022.
83 illegals were sent back to Cuba, on 12NOV2022.
67 illegals were sent back to Cuba, on 07NOV2022.
68 illegals were sent back to Cuba, on 04NOV2022.
FLORIDA: According to data collated by World Population Review, ‘Boat People’ and other illegals entering through the state of Florida cost taxpayers $5.46-billion between 2020 and 2022!
USCG District 7 photo, 28NOV2022.
About 15-miles southwest of Marquesas Key, yet another boat full of illegals from Cuba is captured, 28NOV2022.
Near Upper Matecumbre Key, the USCG District 7 intercepted a boat full of illegals from Cuba. Video by Petty Officer Second Class Jose Hernandez, 26NOV2022:
On 25NOV2022, the Palm Beach Sheriffs Office notified the USCG of illegals approaching east of Lake Worth Inlet. USCG District 7 video of captured boat:
USCG District 7 video (by Petty Officer Second Class by Michael Himes), capture of illegals from Cuba near Alligator Reef, on 24NOV2022:
USCG District 7 video (by Petty Officer Second Class Jose Hernandez), boat overloaded with illegals from Haiti, near Rodriguez Key, 22NOV2022:
USCG District 7 video (by Petty Officer Third Class Ryan Estrada) of capture of illegals, approximately 9-miles off Islamorada, 14NOV2022:
PUERTO RICO:
USCG District 7 PADET San Juan photo by Ricardo Castrodad, 10NOV2022.
On 10NOV2022, the USCG captured 43 Dominican Republic nationals, and six Haitians, approximately 36-nautical miles northwest of Aguadilla.
USCG District 8 photo, 28NOV2022.
TEXAS: The World Population Review says illegal immigrants in Texas cost taxpayers $8.88-billion from 2020-2022!
On 28NOV2022, the USCG caught four Mexican fishermen with 330-pounds of illegally caught fish, approximately 55-miles north of the Maritime Boundary Line.
USCG District 8 photo, 10NOV2022.
12-miles north of the Maritime Boundary Line, the USCG captured five fishermen from Mexico, illegally fishing in U.S. territory, on 10NOV2022.
Incomplete (tip-o-the iceberg, seriously this isn’t the half-of-it!) list of video reports and links to United States (U.S.) drug related crimes and oddities for the month of November 2022:
Presidential candidate Donald Trump wants the death penalty for drug dealers:
U.S. Navy photo, 22NOV2022.
On 22NOV2022, the U.S. Navy reported capturing 2-thousand-2-hundred kilograms of hashish and 330 kilograms of methamphetamine, in the Gulf of Aden.
Image obsessed celebrities are trying a new diet fad to lose weight, except that it is causing an artificial drug shortage for those people who truly need the drug to survive:
A new epidemic; deaths of old people, from drugs/alcohol, skyrocketing:
U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer Second Class Matthew West, 29NOV2022.
On 29NOV2022, the crew of U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) Cutter Bertholf (WMSL 750) off-loaded more than 1-thousand-50 pounds of cocaine and other contraband, onto the port of San Diego.
On 11NOV2022, the U.S. Coast Guard off-loaded an estimated $101-million worth of cocaine at Port Everglades. The USCG says 11 smugglers were also captured.
Delta Airlines employees arrested for drug smuggling:
Convicted drug smuggler posts bail for murder suspect, who has a history of skipping town during previous bails, so even more amazing is that the judge allowed this:
20 November 2022 (23:54-UTC-07 Tango 06) 29 Aban 1401/25 Rabi ‘ath-Thani 1444/27 Xin-Hai 4720/20 ноября 2022 года
During the most recent G20 meeting, global leaders ignorantly blamed labor problems on the “COVID-19 crisis” and climate change, when the reality is that the global labor problems are the direct result of G20 leaders implementing job killing Pandemic restrictions and climate policies!
G20, I.II.I Recover Together, Recover Stronger: Reaffirming Global Partnership and Reinvigorating Multilateralism in Fostering Recovery and 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development:“The Health Working Group (HWG) underscored the need for continued advanced collaboration in strengthening global health architecture with enhanced global health system resilience, aligned health protocols for seamless cross border mobility….”
II.II Progress Assessment of G20 Development Commitments, #5 G20 Rome Leaders’ Declaration, para 20:“We will support…. fostering empowerment and decent work for… migrants and refugees…”
The following links are just the tip of the iceberg of the globalist agenda regarding migrants and refugees:
G20 (Group of 20)=Argentina, Australia (Commonwealth of Nations, a NATO partner), Brazil, Canada (Commonwealth of Nations, NATO member), People’s Republic of China (Communist China), Japan (NATO partner), India, Indonesia, Republic of Korea (South Korea, a NATO partner), Mexico, Russia (formerly a NATO ‘Partnership for Peace’ participant, suspended as of 2021), South Africa (Commonwealth of Nations), Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Turkey (NATO member), United Kingdom (Commonwealth of Nations, NATO member), United States of America (NATO member), plus the leading member countries of the European Union (which are also NATO members)
Incomplete (tip-o-the iceberg, seriously this isn’t the half-of-it!) list of United States drug related crimes and oddities for the month of October 2022:
U.S. Coast Guard photo by Information Systems Technician First Class Vincent Aguirre, 12OCT2022.
The U.S. Coast Guard claims it captured 2-thousand-980 kilograms of opium, and 4-hundred Kgs of methamphetamines, while patrolling the Gulf of Oman on 12OCT2022.
U.S. Marine Corps Photo by Lance Corporal George Nudo, 29OCT2022.
The 29th of October was the official DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency) National Drug Take Back Day in the U.S. Grammatically, by the DEA saying it is a drug ‘take back’ it indicates the drugs originated with the DEA.
ALASKA: The National Guard, and even the State Parks, was deployed for an anti-drugs propaganda mission in Alaska’s grade school system. Alaska National Guard video by Victoria Granado, 25OCT2022:
USCG photo by Petty Officer Third Class Mikaela McGee, 01OCT2022.
Crew members aboard the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Richard Etheridge (WPC 1102) offload approximately 1-thousand-4-hundred pounds of cocaine, and 1-thousand-840-pounds of marijuana, on Coast Guard Base Miami Beach, 01OCT2022.
In this U.S. Navy video by Mineman Second Class Justin, dated 12OCT2022, the narrator brags how the crew of the USS Billings-LCS 15 (which is based out of Mayport) tripled the captures of illegal drugs, among other operations, on its most recent patrol of the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific:
OKLAHOMA: Apparently, illegal drugs have become such a problem that the Army and Air National Guards have been called-up.
Oklahoma National Guard Photo by Anthony Jones, 27SEP2022.
From September 27th to October 7th, 75-thousand marijuana plants were captured and then thrown into trash-burn pits.
Oklahoma Army National Guard photo by Specialist Tyler Brahic, 06OCT2022.
Video interview, by Sergeant Reece Heck, from anti-marijuana operation 07OCT2022:
After the Oklahoma National Guard’s participation in the ganja bust, they then took part in a local, state and federal law enforcement training session concerning the “rising tide” of fentanyl. Oklahoma Army National Guard video interviews, which explains why it will never go away (it is actually used by the healthcare industry), by Specialist Haden Tolbert, 19OCT2022:
PUERTO RICO:
Video by Ricardo Castrodad, the crew of the USCG Cutter Winslow Griesser (WPC-1116) offloaded 721-pounds (327kgs) of cocaine on San Juan, 05OCT2022. Four alleged smugglers are waiting trial in a federal court:
TEXAS: An investigation led by the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Division (CID) resulted in the arrest and conviction of a Texas man for selling fentanyl, which led to the death of a Fort Hood Soldier. The Soldier thought he was taking Percocet, which is a pain reliever that contains opioids, instead he was taking pure fentanyl: “This case shows CID, along with our law enforcement partners, is dedicated to bringing justice to those that harm the public, and members of the Department of the Army, through the distribution of fentanyl. CID remains committed to protecting the force, and the public, from the scourge of the fentanyl epidemic.”-Maria Thomas, CID Special Agent
03 November 2022 (16:19-UTC-07 Tango 06) 12 Aban 1401/08 Rabi ‘ath-Thani 1444/10 Xin-Hai 4720/03 ноября 2022 года
U.S. Customs and Border Protection suddenly revealed that the suspect in the Paul Pelosi (Nancy Pelosi’s unfortunate husband) attack is an illegal immigrant from Canada.
