Chris Cappy, host of Task & Purpose, recounts the capture of Fronton Island, aka Cartel Island, by the courageous Texas Rangers.
Considered the most dangerous point in the region, Fronton Island became a hot spot for Cartel activity for trafficking humans, drugs and firearms. Cappy says the Rangers, working jointly with Mexican federales, raided the island last October and took back control of it without incident. Here’s his report.
Texas, has turned into the epicenter of a growing feud between Texas and federal authorities over how to tackle the migrant crisis and who has jurisdiction over that part of the US-Mexico border. The dispute intensified on January 10, when Texas authorities effectively blocked U.S. Border Patrol agents from a 2.5-mile area in Eagle Pass, which had seen a surge of migrant crossings.
This area includes Shelby Park, a city park on the Rio Grande that is now fenced off with gates and razor wire – impeding the Border Patrol’s access.
On January 12, after the Texas Military Department “seized and secured Shelby Park,” two children and a mother drowned in a nearby part of the Rio Grande. Now, Texas and U.S. officials are accusing each other of contributing to the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. Here’s more from Chris Martenson with Peak Prosperity.
In a riveting disclosure, Gene Decode delves into cosmic conversations that defy the ordinary.
Decode joins Galactic Talk and host Taino to discuss the electromagnetic properties of water, especially beneath Earth’s surface, that when combined with other energy forces are powerful enough to create portals. Decode says these are most prevalent in the major rivers across the country, such as the Colorado, Mississippi, Missouri, Columbia, Rio Grande and the St. Lawrence, which also have water running beneath them.
Decode elaborates and also discusses ascension and how it affects our bodies, Area 58, which is a defense communications site, non-terrestrials, plus more.
Illegal aliens courted by the Biden administration have overrun El Paso, and thousands more are now lining up to cross over the Rio Grande into the United States. While the nation saw about half a million immigrants annually during the Trump years, the number under piss-pants Joe Biden surpassed 2.5 million last year, and likely will double again this summer.
Americans are angry — and not just white Americans, but also blacks and native Hispanics. The latest polls indicate this cheap move by the Democrats to swell their voting ranks will actually end up costing the party. Upwards of half of American Hispanics — traditionally, Democratic voters — now intend to support Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election.
One step we recommend: Do not vote for any Democrats in 2024. Make that party pay for their crass disregard for the rule of law and for treating native Americans like dirt! We not want foreign criminals running our streets, robbing our homes or raping our children! Here’s more on the disastrous situation from Steve Turley.
Illegal immigration of “wetbacks” from Mexico isn’t a new problem at all. It’s been an on-going issue along the US-Mexico border for at least 75 to 100 years. Here’s a 1953 special broadcast report that takes a look at immigration into southern California and what the US was doing back then to turn the tides.
In the 1950’s the problem was acute, and it was mostly coming from Mexico. These days we consider the word Wetback as a term of derision and insult. In the 1950’s it was a term used to describe anyone who entered the country illegally, most often by swimming across the Rio Grande – hence, getting a wet back in the process.
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