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Hey, what's going on guys? Welcome back
to the Mike Force podcast. I told you
so. Well, technically I just told you,
but you already knew that we're going
after the cartels.
But according to the news this morning,
Trump has asked for very specific options,
options,
including special operations forces,
intel operations, which have been ongoing,
ongoing, and
and
bilateral options as well, because he's
talking to the president of Mexico, who
is drafting an agreement currently with
the United States
that includes
and enforcement, coordination, and
acting against cartels.
Congratulations if you're a member of
Joint Special Operations Command and
SMU, US Army Special Forces Command or
Ranger Regiment, and 160th
SOAR, Special Operations Aviation
Regiment. Congratulations.
If you're a member of
the Air Force as a combat controller,
as a pair of rescuemen, congratulations
congratulations
because you're all going to be involved
in this conflict
in some way and it's probably going to
be the most epic experiences of your life.
life.
There is no circumstance in which we
will not see American operators
crossing the border and conducting maybe
bilateral operations with the host nation,
nation,
but for sure
containing objectives and killing bad
guys. And like I heard another analyst
say, which I believe is true,
stacking these guys like firewood.
It's going to happen.
And if you're a member of the cartel and
you don't have a retirement plan to farm,
farm,
I don't know, go into consulting
or just retire in a lawn chair off the
Baja Peninsula,
you should
because you're not going to survive
this. One of the very specific things
that I know on how this works is the
target decks have already been built.
The target packages
have already been lined out. We know bed
down locations. We have signal
intelligence. We have all the
information we need.
And the only thing the SEC def and the
president need to do is come to an
agreement on how it's going to work. And
then it's game on.
Joint Special Operations Command's
entire existence
is finding, fixing, and finishing bad guys.
guys.
What's not often talked about is the
finding and the fixing, which is a very
difficult task to undertake.
These guys have been doing it for 20
plus years of the G-Watt, and they're
going to make this look like
kindergarten. It is going to be a whole
bunch of construction paper and gold
stars and stickers, glitter, and glue.
It's going to be so easy to mop these
dudes up. They've been hiding in plain sight.
sight.
And now
they're going to be actioned. And any
hostility towards American
forces on the ground
is going to mean the complete eradication
eradication
and likely turning cartels
mansions into parking lots.
And if you want to f around, you're
about to find out.
Either way, you can't hide.
And so, this news is pretty breaking. I
mean, it's been put out like, hey, these
are potential things that are going to
happen. The BBC reported two days ago
that Mexico rules out Trump's reported
military plan against drug cartels. Mexico,
Mexico,
their president, has no say in this.
Does the president of Yemen have a say
when Obama was dropping bombs on
American citizens and targeting
terrorist in the hinterlands of Yemen?
No, they have no say. You could say
anything you want. That's not going to
prevent a predator from launching a
missile up a vehicle's butt that's full
of cartel members. Trump flexed and he
talked about Solommani. What happened to
Solommani in the middle of Baghdad at
Biop Baghdad International Airport?
Solommani driving around in his
softskinned vehicle thinking he was
getting away with something. He didn't
make it out. Let's just say that he
didn't make it out. So, getting into the
specifics, the New York Times reports
Trump directs military. Oh, the New York
Times. You can't even read the New York
Times without paying. No wonder nobody
reads your stuff. Oh, let's go to Ruters.
Ruters.
Trump administration eyes military
action against drug cartels. US
officials say Rubio says US can use
military and intelligence against
cartels. So before there was a
designation then there was funds moved
in a certain direction and then the ball
starts rolling. What is happening right
now is the execution orders on
collecting the information,
getting fidelity on specific locations,
beddowns, patterns of life, and now
resourcing the execution arm. What are
my options? Is it kinetic? Is it direct
action? is it we do a buy with and
through campaign which we have already
committed to. By the way, we already
reported on this podcast as well as Mike
Glover channel that members of seventh
special forces group whose area of responsibility
responsibility
happens to be this region of the world
who have been working with the Mexican
military and other foreign
Latin American militaries forever.
I mean, Delta and members of C37, the
seventh group, CRIF, one of the original
CIFs, were doing hostage rescue and
direct action operations in Panama
together in 1989.
So, when it comes to the ability to turn
key and get this going, how long would
it take? It's instantaneous
already because of title 50 authorities
the CIA and members of the military
specifically likely joint special
operations command that could be uh JCU
uh that's the joint communications unit
that's SMUs that's Delta and Sil Team 6
they are for sure doing
sabotage subversion
and covert operations not all Those are
big sexy operations. It's denial of
service. It's infrastructure attacks.
It's networks. It's infiltrating assets.
It's exfiltrating assets. It's building
the intelligence package. It's all of
these things that you you see in movies,
psychological operations and campaigns,
making other cartels fight each other,
which we've been doing probably for
decades. I don't no proof of that, but
likely have been doing for decades.
US Navy now can conduct drug interd
interdiction operations at sea. The
sources say that's a large shift from
just the Coast Guard policing our
coastal waterways that have been
infiltrated by cartels and likely taxed
the current capacity
of the Coast Guard being able to do
their job. Now we have naval carriers
with swick boat teams and Navy Seals on
those boats.
So not only are we interdicting above
the surface of the water, but likely
interdicting below the surface because
we know the cartel uses submarines and
other means of infiltration of these drugs.
drugs.
Military action against cartels does not
appear imminent. US officials say,
"Well, your US official is wrong. It's
already happening." I mean, an overt
action of M860s and little birds flying
across the Mexican border. Yeah, we're
probably a little ways out from that.
But the way that this campaign is fought
and won
is overt in nature. Yes, there's a
covert component to it, but what I mean
is there needs to be front headline news
of cartels being stacked up like firewood
firewood
The Trump administration designated Mexicans
Mexicans
Sinaloa cartel and other drug gangs as
well as Venezuelan criminal group Trende
Araua as global terrorist organizations
in February, March, April, May, June,
July, A 6 months later. Here we are. Two
weeks ago or a week and a half ago,
the US Attorney General put out a
statement that
we were going to give an award
for the
information leading to the arrest, which
I don't know how that works because we
already know where he is, of Maduro,
an illegitimate president
who is a head figure and likely
commander of Trrendeagua,
a terrorist organization.
So he's the equivalent of Osama bin
Laden. And now there's a $50 million
bounty on his head. How do you think
He better strike a deal cuz that's the
only option he has. US Secretary of
State Mark Rubio said on Thursday the
administration could now use the
military to go after cartels. So this is
just a recent approval by the way allows
us to now target what they are operating
and to use other elements of American
power, intelligence and the def the
defense department to target these
groups if we have an opportunity to do
it and there's going to be plenty of opportunities.
opportunities.
These guys have their bed down locations
which are historical references.
But let me give you an example. Let's
say the leader of the cartel, a leader,
a boss, decides to get in a vehicle and
drive to Mexico City. We're going to
know where he's driving. And if he gets
semi- remote, even in a situation where
he could be in the middle of an urban
sprawl, he's dead because Jay- Sox's
going to launch a PR and they're going
to send a hellfire up the trunk of that
vehicle, actually putting it through the
driver side window if they have enough
signal intelligence to identify where he
specifically is. And they're going to
kill everybody in the car.
That's how this thing works. And this
idea that we're going to slow roll it,
it's not going to be slow rolled. Which
is why all the approvals, all the
execution, and all the ball roll ball
rolling forward has already been done.
We're just getting to the point now
where we're allowing the public to know
and to expect, yeah, we now have
permission. So tomorrow when the
headline news reads a cartel member was
assassinated by J-C, you guys could
understand why
we we already told you guys it was
happening. The New York Times reported
on Friday that Trump had secretly signed
a directive to begin using military
force against the groups. Now it's no
longer a secret. We knew it was going to
happen, but it's game on for sure. This
US official speaking on the condition of
anonymity confirmed that the move but
said military action against the
designated groups did not appear
imminent. It was unclear exactly what
type of operations they would carry out.
So they know exactly what type of
operations they carry out. They're not
saying so. Let me give you three
different courses of action for types of
operations that they're going to carry out.
out.
The cartels are very well organized.
Their task organization is a hierarchy
leading to one man at the top. Whoever
that cartel boss is is the head of the
snake. But there are plenty of targets
of opportunity down the chain. For
example, facilitators, enablers, financeers,
financeers,
supporters of the cause that are
allowing cartel members to stay in safe
houses for example. So one type of
attack is one financial. You got to cut
off the money. And so if that money is
being transported in cash via trucks,
well that Ho Chi Min Trail type supply
chain is going to be disrupted. That is
a logistical operation.
not only attacking the bank accounts if
there's an electronic signature, but
shooting hellfires up the trucks butts
that are transporting the cash.
This is a robust attack. It's just not
DA kick in doors and go after bad guys.
There is an entire infrastructure that
has been evolved and developed to
include civilians who are working
part-time for the cartels who have allegiance.
allegiance.
Most of the operational elements of the
cartel are going to be targeted first.
Yeah, sure. If there's a target of
opportunity to take out the headshed HQ,
yes, but they've been playing this
cat-and- mouse game for a while now.
They're not going to be operating in
plain sight. They're going to be using
covert communications, including dead
drops, conversations. They're not going
to have cell phones at all. But their
guys will because their guys work in
plain clothes, in plain sight, operating
without fear on radios, cell phones,
etc. Once that elaborate network is
built, then most of the initial
operations are going to be the guys that
are shot callers, the guys commanding
and controlling these low-level guys to
do drug smug, smuggling,
assassinations, and killings.
These guys will be the first targets of opportunity.
opportunity.
Some of the options are kinetic in nature.
nature.
It's a spectre gunship, an AC-130
gunship that flies overhead that has the
ability to mag dump a lot of munitions
and destroy buildings,
trucks, planes, and personnel. Only
Only
only will you see these highlevel
surgical strikes with HRDA forces,
hoses, rescue and direct action forces
like Delta and Sil Team 6 when we want
followon intelligence through sensitive
site exploitation picking up the pieces
and they'll be literal pieces and also
we want the PR win because we want
members of Jox standing standing around
a cartel member as they fly into Texas,
land in an MH47,
offload and hand them over to Pam Bondi.
That's how it's going to get done.
This is going to be very commercialized,
very public for the world to see.
And it's about damn time. To be honest,
it's about damn time. The president
Shine bomb said her government had been
informed of a coming order but had
nothing to do with the US military
operating on Mexican soil. So her
position behind closed doors is I'll
facilitate. She knows the deal. It would
be a huge mistake if she didn't.
But her facilitation comes at a cost
potentially the next election cycle. So,
she has to come out hard and say, "I had
nothing to do with this." And who do you
think's going to be the next targets?
The political figures, the military
commanders and personnel that are
working with American forces to get this done.
done.
How do you think this is going to play
out? Chaos, calamity. That's how it's
going to play out. Brian
Venuk Kaine
with the international crisis group has
written the military action in Mexico
would be hard to square with domestic or
international law. Get out of here. Even
though US military action in Mexico
would almost certainly be unlawful as a
practical matter. Such a legality may
not serve as an effective impediment. What
What
Trump has previously offered to send US
troops to Mexico to help Shine Bomb
combat drug trafficking. An offer Shine
Bomb said in May she had refused despite
seventh group already being advertised
as being their training Mexican forces.
He's also said publicly the US would
take unilateral military action if
Mexico failed to dismantle drug cartels.
They've already failed. Let's get past
that. The decision's already been made.
There are going to be unil you you heard
it here right now. There are going to be
unilateral unilateral surgical strikes
by military personnel in Mexico. It's guaranteed.
guaranteed.
He had said publicly that unilateral
military action would happen. And Shine
Bomb in response had called any such
action a violation of Mexico's
sovereignty. You lost that argument a
long time ago when you failed to do your job.
job.
and the presidents before you failed to
do their job. Trump considered military
action Mexico during his first term, his
former defense secretary, Mark Esper,
wrote in his memoir. But now we have a
different chain of command, guys that
are willing to get it done. Now, this is
going to come with fallout, which is the
point of this
conversation for you.
The fallout is going to be great.
How many Mexican cartel members do you
think exist in America? It's thousands,
if not tens of thousands.
When you take cartel members who are
working with Hamas, al-Qaeda,
whose goals are the same when it comes
to their adversary,
when the adversary that was the biggest
consumer of your goods is now saying,
"We don't want you anymore." Yeah. that
that run of
marijuana, cocaine, fentanyl, all those
drugs, those illicit drugs that we were
consuming, we don't want that anymore.
You guys screwed up with the fentanel.
Now you're all designated terrorists and
bad guys. How do you think that's going
to work out? Well, violence,
violence,
amplified crime and violence,
and specific attacks.
If you're in Mexico and you're a politician
politician
or you're a member of the military or
police that is supporting these type of operations,
operations, beware
beware
because you just made the list for the
cartel. And the way that the cartel has
continued to operate for decades
since forever is through fear.
Now they're on their heels and they have
to flex. And who do you think's going to
pay for that?
The Mexican people first.
I would not be surprised if there's
domestic cartel attacks in the United
States. I'll be talking about this
uncensored on patreon.com/mikeglover.
I'll link it down below. Also want to
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