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Replying to @Dante_Maz @kuchkon
Must by who? Are you forgetting that SPLM commands the majority in the Transitional National Legislature (RTNLA and TCoS). Do you think they would allow an amendment that would erase a significant history in their party? Don’t be naive, mate.
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I’m back!!! Pautang Service Open! Check pinned tweet for rates and tcos🤍
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More likely they sell their bitcoin after all these TCOs made a joke of the concept. Most are down 95-99%.
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Replying to @McLeanChronicle
The linkage between street gangs, FN gangs, and Punjabi TCOs along with Cartels and Triads is coast to coast to coast.
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Replying to @USCGAux @USCG
TCOs in action! BZ to the three here. Looking great!
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The global security environment is becoming more complex. The risk of global economic fragmentation is rising, and emerging technologies such as AI and quantum computing are expected to have a significant impact on national security. Furthermore, armed conflict is becoming more common globally, major power competition continues, and military capabilities among state and nonstate actors are improving. Intensifying competition over supply chains and technological primacy, more diverse threats in key domains, and unresolved or potential regional conflicts create interconnected risks. However, we should be cautious about thinking that every problem in the world directly threatens us or is of equal importance to the U.S. The IC assesses that the Homeland faces a variety of threats in the coming year, including our top concerns: transnational organized crime, illicit drug trafficking, migration, the threat of Islamist ideology and terrorism, major power competition, and WMD threats. Transnational criminal organizations (TCOs) are smuggling illegal drugs into the U.S., engaging in financial fraud, and laundering money through international financial institutions. Changes in U.S. policies during 2025 on illegal migration, and increased enforcement efforts at the U.S.– Mexico border and regionally, have deterred illegal immigration and drastically reduced migrant encounters, but the underlying factors that for years have driven migration to the U.S. from various parts of the world remain largely unchanged. Meanwhile, Russia, and China to a lesser extent, are expanding their interest and presence in the Arctic to counter perceived U.S. inroads and advance their strategic interests. China, Russia, and North Korea are also developing new, novel, or advanced delivery systems to increase or obtain a capability to strike the Homeland.
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Replying to @gelidocious
Cartel Infiltration and Military Drug Exploitation The weaponization of illicit narcotics by transnational criminal organizations (TCOs)—specifically major Mexican networks like the Sinaloa Cartel and the Cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG)—has officially transitioned from a domestic law enforcement issue into a top-tier national security threat. Federal intelligence and executive actions have reclassified international drug cartels as an unconventional national security threat due to targeted efforts to exploit, compromise, and infiltrate American institutions, including military personnel. Why It Is a Critical National Security Issue Tactical Operational Compromise: When active-duty military or defense personnel develop substance dependencies (particularly on high-potency synthetic opioids like fentanyl or methamphetamine), they become prime targets for cartel recruitment, blackmail, and insider threat exploitation. Cartels look to compromise personnel to gain actionable intelligence, access secure installations, or traffic contraband using military logistical channels. Asymmetric Chemical Warfare: The deliberate flooding of highly lethal synthetic drugs into the United States is increasingly viewed by defense analysts as a form of asymmetric warfare. It directly degrades the readiness, physical fitness, and operational capability of the domestic labor pool and military service branches. Geopolitical Coexistence and Foreign Terror Status: Modern cartels do not operate in a vacuum. Intelligence shows a growing convergence between international drug networks and antagonistic foreign actors or designated foreign terrorist organizations. By behaving as quasi-governmental entities along the southern border, cartels use their massive financial resources and military-grade weaponry to challenge regional stability and undermine sovereign security controls. To combat this escalation, the United States has expanded international military-to-military task forces, such as the Americas Counter Cartel Coalition, and reclassified major cartels under strict foreign terror frameworks to allow for enhanced intelligence tracking and interdiction operations. Video Recommendation
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Replying to @7slasz11
wow tcos whole tits and bulge out thats so inappropriate of him :-/
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Replying to @Lawton_Braves
I wrote online about this fact in Canada in 2007. My projections have proven accurate and in fact I'm find the worst case scenario I envisioned has been eclipsed. Now we have Punjabi TCOs linking up with FN gangs and Triads across Canada. Native communities are being terribly exploited.
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