Migrants break through Guatemala border gate !

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

A judge has already made the call to send NG to border.

Trust me my friend if and when that caravan arrives the NG will show up, if nothing else than to make sure that our Militias and locals don't start Vigilante Justice of their own if the migrants should try overrun border customs.

I personally am counting on the NG because I don't want blood being shed over politics by right wing Militias even if they are lawfully acting.

Military has soldiers that MUST follow the Rules of Engagement.

Militias are made up of civilians. They have no such code to stay their trigger fingers or swords.

What has me curious is how are these "caravans" being supported in their long trek? Who is providing them food?
Smells like an outside entity is funding this.
Traveling on foot consumes a lot of calories.
And I suspect these people aren't paying their own way as they go.

originally posted by: ConspiracyofRavens
On a side note, if you are really a paid disinfo agent would you mind slipping me a pm with a link to application for such work?

Done. Meet me at the front gate to Langley tomorrow.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Langley doesn't have a front gate lol.

But tell the boys n girls at HQ I hope they see good reason to buy me off by 2020 for all the trouble I've been causing for ideals instead of money.

I'm like the Chinese in POTC at world's end

"I work for Highest Bidder"

There are clearly some NGOs behind this Migrant caravan.

originally posted by: AtlasHawk
There are clearly some NGOs behind this Migrant caravan.

I feel confident that our president and military intelligence know who is behind this. I will trust that they will do what needs to be done in the way it needs to be carried out. What a mess decades of failed immigration policies have left us to deal with. We will get it under control and on track if Democrat congressmen quit obstructing everything.

a reply to: ConspiracyofRavens

a well organized militia DOES have rules of engagement though. its the same rules used in self defense.

a reply to: queenofswords

For two years and half i have being researching these migrant waves In Europe.
Source
I am pretty sure that link above everyone by now knows it.
In all cases what these NGOs are doing is clearly breaking the law. Showing these so called migrants routes where they can easily avoid police or checkpoints.

What those NGO ships have being in Libya for three years and half is criminal and turning off their transporter signal is further proof of that. On Social Media they can pretend and act innocent and claim all they want that they are just helping out migrants.

These NGOs in Europe still have failed to show any evidences that those people are running away from any war zone or crisis from their own countries.

Majority of the men look very militarily aged fit.

a reply to: AtlasHawk

I bet the U.N.'s agenda is in play. They wrap their "sustainable goals" rhetoric in nice flowery rhetoric, but if you read deeper, you realize it is nothing but Global Socialism for everybody, which, of course, means the very top will prosper and reap the benefits off of you and your hard work, while you are taxed to death to pay for their "goals" which will not be achieved by taxing people to death.

Migration and the 20130 Agenda
21 Sep 2017 - Migration is one of the defining features of the 21st century and can contribute to achieving the 2030 Agenda. For this to happen, we need a better understanding of how migration will impact the achievement of key Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the roles of international and national actors in this process.

The Global Compact on Migration provides a unique opportunity to advance this agenda, and better explore the relationship between migration and development.

This official United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) side-event is co-hosted by the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) and the Permanent Mission of Ireland to the United Nations. It will discuss why migration is so pivotal for sustainable development, and will detail how national governments can take these issues into account.

At this event, ODI will launch the final two briefs in our Migration and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development series and a synthesis report. As part of this discussion, an expert panel will reflect on top-level findings from across the series – providing practical policy actions for national governments.

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