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Records Indicate both Invaders Traversed Darien Gap with Help of HIAS.org

Michael Yon Substack
HIAS and United Nations also aided the invader who killed Laken Riley, and another invader who were Islamic terrorists who shot a Jewish man and screamed Allahu Akbar.
If these reports are accurate, the poor invaders were partying it up with jet skis.

Welcome to The Adversarial. Every other week, we’ll provide you with expert analysis on America’s greatest challengers: China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, and jihadists. Read more below. *** Russia After a relative lull of several weeks, Russia has begun a renewed ground offensive in eastern Ukraine. As part of this operation, Russian forces have made limited advances but have not accomplished any breakthroughs.

Billionaire tech titan Elon Musk’s time as a “special government employee” is coming to an end, but the DOGE team at the Defense Department will soon have greater influence on Pentagon contracting.
Since President Donald Trump began his second term in January, Musk has spearheaded the Department of Government Efficiency’s push across the federal government to find “waste, fraud and abuse,” slash certain types of spending and cut the workforce. A DOGE team was set up at the Pentagon — as well as other federal agencies — to implement those efforts.

In April 1967, Marine 2nd Lt. James Capers Jr. ignored his numerous bullet and shrapnel wounds to lead his nine-man team from 3rd Force Reconnaissance Company against an enemy ambush in South Vietnam.
The ambush had erupted with hidden explosives that threw Capers against a tree. Shrapnel from the blast punctured his body in more than a dozen places, including wounds to his abdomen and a broken leg, Capers told Coffee or Die Magazine in 2021.
Still, Capers ordered a mortar strike on the team’s position to keep the enemy at bay.

Mold painted over, wires dangling and black rusted pipes framing the ceiling were part of everyday reality for Marines, sailors and airmen living in barracks on Guam. The conditions left the Navy’s top admiral in charge of barracks across the service baffled.
Photos of the Palau Hall barracks at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, and comments in an email from a senior Navy official were obtained by the Project on Government Oversight and shared with Task & Purpose.
“It is baffling to discover sailors living in these conditions,” Vice Adm.