I'm sorry.

The Thank you. I'm not I know Thank you. Oh, Hi, everyone.

I wanted to read an article of mine for you,

but I also wanted to share the Zoom call of the

Sunrise Movement and what they're saying, where they actually admit to crimes. So I'm going to

have that run after this article in its full entirety for you. So here's an article titled,

The Cartels are at War with Us and the UN is on their side.

Allow me to begin with this statement.

The United Nations, so-called experts, are wrong.

Their recent claim that U.S. strikes on drug-running vessels in the Caribbean

amount to extrajudicial

executions betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of both law and reality.

America is not waging war on fishermen. It's defending its people from a foreign onslaught

that has killed more citizens than any battlefield since Vietnam. When tens of thousands of Americans die every year from narcotics manufactured, finance,

and traffic by transnational cartels operating with the protection or willful blindness

of rogue regimes, that's not a policing problem.

It's an attack on the United States itself.

The UN's accusation ignores the grim truth. These cartels are not mere criminals.

They are militarized organizations with intelligence networks, armored convoys, naval operations, naval operations, and arsenals rivaling small armies.

Their reach extends from Chinese chemical suppliers to South American ports

through corrupt states like Venezuela that have become safe havens for a hemispheric drug war.

Pretending this is a domestic law enforcement issue is a luxury paid for in American lives.

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