On Point: The Southern Border Is a Hybrid War Zone

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StrategyPage

 Austin Bay
March 15, 2023

The March 12 Incident On The Paso Del Norte Bridge confirms the U.S.-Mexico border is once again a war zone.

The March 12 Incident is an outrage that demonstrates the U.S. is currently under continuous hybrid war assault.

 The hybrid war's current weapons: deadly drugs (fentanyl), human trafficking (to include child sex and work slavery), migrants sapping social welfare dollars budgeted for deprived American citizens and noncitizens voting illegally.

Illegal votes equal hijacked U.S. elections.

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Here's a hint as to the big enemy: An unarmed thousand-man rush invasion is somewhat comparable to China's sea militia schtick -- poor, unarmed fishermen claiming fishing rights in Filipino waters. Unarmed men provide plausible deniability and a feel-sorry story bribed media propagandists will tout as evidence of capitalist callousness or "racistracistracist."

In June 2019 StrategyPage.com reported that nongovernmental organizations that support unrestricted migration into America had cooperated with Mexican cartels to bring illegal aliens into the U.S. Moreover, in the 1990s Chinese syndicates nicknamed "snakeheads" began moving "illegals in large numbers" into North America. "Nearly three decades later the mechanics of these international people smuggling operations were well known and when the conditions were right the international angle showed up again..."

Right -- communist China. China is the world's primary source of fentanyl. Beijing either ships directly to the U.S. or smuggles it via Mexico.

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Mar. 24 2023

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Shocking Video Shows Smuggler Dump One-Year-Old At River’s Edge; Border Patrol Comes To The Rescue

 

Chief Raul Ortiz

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Picture of child safe with an Agent.

6:05 PM · Mar 23, 2023

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Mar 26, 2023
Rep. Greg Casar (D-TX) joins Brittany Lewis in 'Forbes Newsroom' to discuss his first term in Congress, what are his top agenda issues, and his solution to what he describes as "the humanitarian crisis" at the southern border.

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Top Comment

How about voting out the worst administration in American history. That’s a start