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Portland Fentanyl Gang Busted

Over 100 people have been arrested and federally charged in a massive Portland fentanyl crackdown, and the details raise serious questions about border security, illegal immigration, drug trafficking, and what Americans are being told about these crimes.

Federal authorities seized more than 100 kilograms of fentanyl—an amount prosecutors said could potentially kill 50 million people—along with firearms and more than $1.3 million in suspected drug proceeds. More than 80% of those charged were reportedly illegal immigrants from Honduras and Mexico currently living in the state of Oregon.

This operation shows why President Trump, ICE, Tom Homan, and federal law enforcement continue emphasizing the connection between immigration enforcement and combating dangerous criminal organizations. But that is only the beginning. Here’s more from Stephen Gardner.

The Death Cult Now Exposed

This episode argues that Senator Tim Sheehy’s description of Iran’s IRGC as a “death cult” also applies to its alleged financial sponsors in the City of London, framing the IRGC as a deployable terrorism asset within a broader globalist, neo-feudal system.

Barbara Boyd links the 1979 Iranian Revolution and the Three Mile Island incident to a long-running push for limits to growth and post-industrial policies, tracing lines from the Club of Rome and the National Security Memorandum 200 to modern net-zero finance. The program contrasts this with President Donald Trump’s stated nuclear “renaissance,” highlighting four private companies developing microreactors for defense, industry, remote power, and AI data centers.

It then reviews Treasury actions under Scott Bessent targeting Iran’s oil, banking and crypto networks, and parallel sanctions and prosecutions against Mexican cartels designated as foreign terrorist organizations.  Here’s more from Boyd on Promethean Updates.

WTF Is Up With These Carvings?

The Aztlan Collection is polarizing, and uncanny. But is it at all legitimate?

The collection consists of artifacts that appear to show ancient aliens or alien-human interaction. These artifacts come from the Cerro del Toro region of Jalisco, Mexico, and are said to be up to 8,400 years old.

They come from a cache of artifacts that was buried to hide them from the Spanish. Most are what’s known as “geopolymers,” essentially ceramic mixtures, sometimes riddled with roots or mineral crusts.

Are they really made 8,400 years ago, or have they been doctored more recently? Let’s take a gander at the science. Here’s more from Dan Richards on Dedunking.

Screw-Worm Threatens Beef

The United States hasn’t seen an outbreak of screw-worm flies for 60 years, but now infections are occurring along the border states of New Mexico and Texas. What’s causing the problem?

Unregulated cattle from Mexico was allowed across the border during the Biden years, and apparently, has now spread the New World Screw-worm, infecting domestic stock as well as wildlife and humans.

Will this benefit billionaire Bill Gates and his lab-grown  artificial meat? Undoubtedly. So much so that some conspiracy theorists now link Gates to this outbreak.

Juan O’Savin says it’s premature to make that kind of judgment. But he has definite concerns, and he shares his thoughts with David “Nino” Rodriguez. This could certainly get a lot rockier before it’s over.

How Drugs Tunnel Into America

U.S. federal investigators recently discovered a sophisticated tunnel 55 feet underground between Mexico and California—among the largest ever found—with electricity, a rail system, ventilation, reinforced walls, and a complex hydraulic lift system.

White House “drug czar” Sara Carter estimated that it was used to transport narcotics worth hundreds of millions of dollars. This is just one of the over 200 tunnels of varying sizes and sophistication that have been discovered in the last four decades, with many more likely still undetected, she said.

As Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), Carter is fighting to end the narcotic epidemic killing Americans, seize cartel finances, and make a drug-free life the new norm in America.

Deaths from illicit narcotics in America have been rising for decades and reached an all-time high in 2022, with 112,000 Americans dying in a single year. Since the Trump administration took office, that number has dropped to about 68,000 for the 12-month period ending in November 2025. But Americans of all ages are still dying.

In this episode, Carter breaks down the complex pipelines that are driving this epidemic and how the Trump administration has been going on the offensive to attack both the supply and demand sides of this crisis. Carter explains in a new edition of American Thought Leaders, presented by The Epoch Times.

Mail-In Ballot Fraud Exposed!

Mail-In Ballot Scam Exposed in Election Oral Arguments! (STOP THE FRAUD!)

Insane Property SEIZED in $270 MILLION California Fraud Bust! (MASSIVE FRAUD!)

Mexican Drug Tunnel BUSTED Hidden inside ‘Buy 4 Less’ Store! (DEEP TUNNELS!)

Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.

Has Iran Overplayed Its Hand?

Has Iran overplayed its hand with its hardball ceasefire negotiations in Pakistan, stalling a settlement of the Iran War and delaying a smooth reopening of the Strait of Hormuz?

The longer the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, the more global oil traffic is shifting. Here, we see global maps showing the newly emerging trade patterns. Two key, primary routes are now in play: More ships are traveling through the Red Sea and entering the Mediterranean via the Suez Canal. And more ships are traveling to Texas and Louisiana to pick up oil in the Gulf of America (formerly Gulf of Mexico).

So it looks as if the Middle Eastern oil nations, like Saudi Arabia and Qatar, have turned away from the Strait of Hormuz, and are using the Suez Canal to reach Europe. Meanwhile, ships in the Western Hemisphere, as well as more Asian ships, are now traversing the Gulf of America, tapping into American, Mexican and Venezuelan oil.

The longer Iran delays a ceasefire settlement, the higher the likelihood that Iran will become irrelevant. Iran could be left to face more chronic and potentially catastrophic economic collapse. Here’s more from Langley Outdoors Academy.

 

Time To Bypass Fun In Mexico!

Jay J. Armes III is a very well respected and world-famous international private investigator who has worked on cartel kidnappings and murders.

Jay joins the podcast to give my audience a reality check on the true situation developing in Mexico. TRAVEL ADVISORY!

He says now is the time to skip Mexico as a tourist destination. Conditions are extremely unstable, and there are rogue cartel members operating not only along roadways, but also within tourist towns.

So if you want to avoid the risk of an unpleasant and possibly even deadly surprise, you need to make alternative plans. Here’s more from David “Nino” Rodriguez.

Begun, The Drone War Has!

This week on New World Next Week:

The Iran war gives us insight into the future of warfare;

Assessing the aftermath of the Mexican drug cartel strike;

And Morrissey is the last rock rebel. Here’s more from The Corbett Report and Media Monarchy.

What’s Inside Cartel Black Book?

Intelligence and law enforcement expert Michael Letts joins the program to break down the escalating confrontations between Mexican authorities and powerful cartel factions — including the latest violence unfolding in Puerto Vallarta.

Letts brings a rare perspective to this crisis. Beyond his background in special operations and law enforcement strategy, he grew up in Mexico and personally knew many of the individuals who are now key figures within the cartel structures dominating today’s headlines. His insight is not theoretical — it’s deeply personal and operational.

He explains why the current situation is intensifying and why this moment is different. According to Letts, a “black book” documenting cartel trafficking victims is now circulating, drawing international scrutiny and putting enormous pressure on cartel leadership. The fallout could reshape the power balance inside Mexico — and beyond. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.

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