https://www.wmur.com/article/david-maland-border-patrol-shooting-arrest/63545295
FBI arrests Washington state woman in the fatal shooting of Border Patrol agent in Vermont
(THE TWO HAD BEEN UNDER SURVEILLANCE...)
https://freerepublic.com/focus/news/4292411/posts?page=1
Woman arrested in fatal Vermont shooting of Border Patrol agent from Minnesota
https://www.cbsnews.com ^ | 1/24/2025
Missing Kids from Canton Recovered in Iceland by U.S. Marshals
https://www.usmarshals.gov/news/press-release/missing-kids-canton-recovered-iceland-us-marshals
A woman? Wow.
https://nitter.poast.org/TGonTheCouch/status/1879901392174768320#m
TheGuyOnTheCouch
@TGonTheCouch
Jan 16
🤔#Hmmm @ScottZPatriot
let’s CONNECT some DOTS Over the last few years, a significant amount of construction has occurred at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, raising questions about its purpose. Could these renovations and expansions have been preparation for military tribunals tied to a larger global operation? When viewed alongside other global projects—such as the so-called “COVID camps” in Australia, many built on land cleared during the devastating 2019 wildfires—it’s hard not to see a potential connection. @BeerCan45 @truestormyjoe @Thucydides17A @NotOpCue
Consider these major Guantanamo Bay projects since 2017:
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Power Plant (2017–2022):
A $368.8 million project, providing a sustainable energy source for long-term operations. Why invest in such massive infrastructure unless there’s a plan for prolonged use?
New Secret Courtroom (2022–Ongoing):
A $4 million facility for classified military commission proceedings, designed to handle trials that exclude public and media access. Why build a new courtroom unless there’s an anticipated need for it?
Joint Task Force Barracks (2019–2022):
$70.8 million was spent constructing barracks for personnel, complete with modern systems. This suggests long-term housing needs for significant staff increases.
Upgrades to Detention Center Facilities (2018–2021):
Infrastructure updates, including roofing, AC systems, and plumbing modernization, point to plans to accommodate detainees under improved conditions.
Expansion of Medical Facilities (2020–2023):
..more