Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you are a drug king-pin, you are not the guy driving the drug-sub.

More likely: the guys in the drug-filled semi submersible are low-level “expendables.”

That is why they were released.

If they’re low level guys you indict them and then try to get them to plea and give you information on the guys on the level above them. They were released because they’re fishermen.

Fishing?

Out of submarine?

Which of the seven vessels blown up was a submarine?

Anonymous wrote:so if we caught the bad guys, why are we sending them back? Is it because they are INNOCENT?

The claim is they were returned to their home countries for prosecution. But we're not getting along with Colombia and Ecuador said there was no evidence their guy was involved in illegal activity and released him. Ecuador's president discussed putting a US base in Ecuador in March, so I assume they are more or less friendly (this probably had to do with tariff negotiations?)

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As someone who voted for Harris, and someone who is too familiar with the loss of life from overdoses, I support Trump waging war on the drug traffickers.

I lost someone to drugs too. I don't see how killing innocent fishermen helps anyone.

How exactly does one fish from a semisubmersible submarine?

If you can plausibly explain why “fishermen” were in such a craft, I’ll give you a lot more credibility. But until then, you just seem like you’re trolling. No pun intended btw.

i don't trust any photos or videos coming from the WH. You know they are old, fake or AI

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you are a drug king-pin, you are not the guy driving the drug-sub.

More likely: the guys in the drug-filled semi submersible are low-level “expendables.”

That is why they were released.

If they’re low level guys you indict them and then try to get them to plea and give you information on the guys on the level above them. They were released because they’re fishermen.

- except that does not happen (except in the movies).

Well, the government routinely uses promises of immunity and plea deals to get information on other people when they do drug arrests, and from time to time high level king pins get immunity and are allowed into the US (didn't that happen recently?). But I will bet that here they are using low level information to target other low level people, which is pointless.

Coast Guard did way better in the Pacific recently, 50 tons cocaine, 86 arrests--arrests, mind you. And obviously a much bigger boat.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These narco-subs they have been targeting are not really true submarines. Rather, they are “semi-submersible” boats modified to try to evade detection for illicit, international smuggling,’as explained in this, (with video of one):

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/narco-sub-video-cocaine-intercepted-pacific-ocean-mexico-navy/

Nonsense! These are just the traditional fishing vessels of the local indigenous people. They have a long tradition of crafting such craft from fiberglass and epoxy resins they harvest from the rainforest, and they fashion diesel engines out of old soup cans and power them with coconut oil.

Totally innocent local fishermen.

Racist and stupid. Have you ever been outside the US? You think everyone in South America is naked and using a dugout canoe?

100% guarantee I’ve spent more time in Latin America than you did chasing your MA.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you are a drug king-pin, you are not the guy driving the drug-sub.

More likely: the guys in the drug-filled semi submersible are low-level “expendables.”

That is why they were released.

If they’re low level guys you indict them and then try to get them to plea and give you information on the guys on the level above them. They were released because they’re fishermen.

Fishing?

Out of submarine?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As someone who voted for Harris, and someone who is too familiar with the loss of life from overdoses, I support Trump waging war on the drug traffickers.

I lost someone to drugs too. I don't see how killing innocent fishermen helps anyone.

How exactly does one fish from a semisubmersible submarine?

If you can plausibly explain why “fishermen” were in such a craft, I’ll give you a lot more credibility. But until then, you just seem like you’re trolling. No pun intended btw.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you are a drug king-pin, you are not the guy driving the drug-sub.

More likely: the guys in the drug-filled semi submersible are low-level “expendables.”

That is why they were released.

If they’re low level guys you indict them and then try to get them to plea and give you information on the guys on the level above them. They were released because they’re fishermen.

- except that does not happen (except in the movies).

+1


I don’t think the PP you responded to understands how any of this works.

They are just another dumb ass spouting off crap on DCUM.

Anonymous wrote:If you are a drug king-pin, you are not the guy driving the drug-sub.

More likely: the guys in the drug-filled semi submersible are low-level “expendables.”

That is why they were released.

If they are just expendable, then WHY ARE WE KILLING THEM? To keep cocaine out of Trinidad and Tobago? Do you even hear yourself?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As someone who voted for Harris, and someone who is too familiar with the loss of life from overdoses, I support Trump waging war on the drug traffickers.

But 1., even if they are drug runners, they were not heading to the US in those little boats and 2. Fentanyl does not come from Venezuela--cocaine does. We do not have a coke crisis in this country.

One might wonder if this is because someone has a coke crisis in someone’s family.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you are a drug king-pin, you are not the guy driving the drug-sub.

More likely: the guys in the drug-filled semi submersible are low-level “expendables.”

That is why they were released.

If they’re low level guys you indict them and then try to get them to plea and give you information on the guys on the level above them. They were released because they’re fishermen.

- except that does not happen (except in the movies).

Anonymous wrote:If you are a drug king-pin, you are not the guy driving the drug-sub.

More likely: the guys in the drug-filled semi submersible are low-level “expendables.”

That is why they were released.

If they’re low level guys you indict them and then try to get them to plea and give you information on the guys on the level above them. They were released because they’re fishermen.

If you are a drug king-pin, you are not the guy driving the drug-sub.

More likely: the guys in the drug-filled semi submersible are low-level “expendables.”

That is why they were released.

so if we caught the bad guys, why are we sending them back? Is it because they are INNOCENT?