On Wednesday, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark Milley warned Mexican drug cartels that are trying to ramp up drug trafficking into the U.S. as the country deals with a pandemic that the U.S. military will defend the country “regardless of the cost.”
Milley’s remarks came after President Donald Trump announced late on Tuesday afternoon that the administration was launching a massive new offensive against the Mexican drug cartels that includes support from the U.S. Military.
Milley said, “There’s thousands of sailors, coast guardsmen, soldiers, airman, Marines, involved in this operation. We came across some intelligence some time ago that the drug cartels as a result of covid-19 were going to try to take advantage of the situation and try to infiltrate additional drugs into our country.”
“We are at war with terrorists and we are at war with the drug cartels as well,” Milley continued. “This is the United States Military. You will not penetrate this country."
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Take them OUT > LOOOONG Overdue !!! Military needed to do it !!!
ReplyDeleteUse the SEALS on their asses !!!!
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile the military brings drugs in with impunity. They don’t like competition.
ReplyDeleteAt 7:27 p.m., you are an extremely miserable person aren't you
DeleteI got my call again. Off book of course.
ReplyDeleteOnce the military turns Julio into Jolio then they will get the message. Blow everything out of the water.
ReplyDeleteJust my two cents.
727, we r opening the Mexican border for your entry today. Now git!!!
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