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Ep. 28- God Wins!!! The Deep State Exposed
A landmark announcement marks a new era in the fight against transnational crime as the Department of Justice doubles its reward for Nicolas Maduro to an unprecedented $50 million. This extraordinary sum reflects the gravity of Maduro's alleged crimes – operating as one of the world's largest narco-traffickers while maintaining connections with terrorist organizations that funnel deadly drugs and violence into American communities.
The DEA's success in seizing 30 tons of cocaine linked to Maduro and his network highlights the scale of this criminal enterprise. With nearly seven tons directly tied to Maduro himself and over $700 million in assets already confiscated, including private jets and vehicles, the investigation has made significant inroads. Yet officials emphasize this is just the beginning of a comprehensive strategy to dismantle these dangerous organizations.
Behind this intensified effort stands a reinvigorated FBI with new leadership committed to "crushing violent crime" and protecting American communities. The results speak volumes – an interagency task force in Virginia arrested over 300 violent felons, including MS-13 members, in just two and a half weeks. Massachusetts authorities indicted more than 50 gang members federally while seizing approximately 200 kilograms of fentanyl. These successes demonstrate what happens when law enforcement agencies collaborate without bureaucratic hindrance.
The administration's approach represents a fundamental shift in tackling these threats, including designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and extending crime-fighting efforts to often-overlooked areas like tribal lands. With American lives lost to drug overdoses every seven minutes and violent crime affecting communities nationwide, this comprehensive strategy aims to restore safety to neighborhoods and schools across the country. Have information about Maduro? Contact the Department of Justice at 1-202-307-4228 – your tip could help bring one of the world's most dangerous criminals to justice.PRAYER REQUEST Support the show
The DEA's success in seizing 30 tons of cocaine linked to Maduro and his network highlights the scale of this criminal enterprise. With nearly seven tons directly tied to Maduro himself and over $700 million in assets already confiscated, including private jets and vehicles, the investigation has made significant inroads. Yet officials emphasize this is just the beginning of a comprehensive strategy to dismantle these dangerous organizations.
Behind this intensified effort stands a reinvigorated FBI with new leadership committed to "crushing violent crime" and protecting American communities. The results speak volumes – an interagency task force in Virginia arrested over 300 violent felons, including MS-13 members, in just two and a half weeks. Massachusetts authorities indicted more than 50 gang members federally while seizing approximately 200 kilograms of fentanyl. These successes demonstrate what happens when law enforcement agencies collaborate without bureaucratic hindrance.
The administration's approach represents a fundamental shift in tackling these threats, including designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and extending crime-fighting efforts to often-overlooked areas like tribal lands. With American lives lost to drug overdoses every seven minutes and violent crime affecting communities nationwide, this comprehensive strategy aims to restore safety to neighborhoods and schools across the country. Have information about Maduro? Contact the Department of Justice at 1-202-307-4228 – your tip could help bring one of the world's most dangerous criminals to justice.PRAYER REQUEST Support the show
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By bryan robinsonA landmark announcement marks a new era in the fight against transnational crime as the Department of Justice doubles its reward for Nicolas Maduro to an unprecedented $50 million. This extraordinary sum reflects the gravity of Maduro's alleged crimes – operating as one of the world's largest narco-traffickers while maintaining connections with terrorist organizations that funnel deadly drugs and violence into American communities.
The DEA's success in seizing 30 tons of cocaine linked to Maduro and his network highlights the scale of this criminal enterprise. With nearly seven tons directly tied to Maduro himself and over $700 million in assets already confiscated, including private jets and vehicles, the investigation has made significant inroads. Yet officials emphasize this is just the beginning of a comprehensive strategy to dismantle these dangerous organizations.
Behind this intensified effort stands a reinvigorated FBI with new leadership committed to "crushing violent crime" and protecting American communities. The results speak volumes – an interagency task force in Virginia arrested over 300 violent felons, including MS-13 members, in just two and a half weeks. Massachusetts authorities indicted more than 50 gang members federally while seizing approximately 200 kilograms of fentanyl. These successes demonstrate what happens when law enforcement agencies collaborate without bureaucratic hindrance.
The administration's approach represents a fundamental shift in tackling these threats, including designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and extending crime-fighting efforts to often-overlooked areas like tribal lands. With American lives lost to drug overdoses every seven minutes and violent crime affecting communities nationwide, this comprehensive strategy aims to restore safety to neighborhoods and schools across the country. Have information about Maduro? Contact the Department of Justice at 1-202-307-4228 – your tip could help bring one of the world's most dangerous criminals to justice.PRAYER REQUEST Support the show
The DEA's success in seizing 30 tons of cocaine linked to Maduro and his network highlights the scale of this criminal enterprise. With nearly seven tons directly tied to Maduro himself and over $700 million in assets already confiscated, including private jets and vehicles, the investigation has made significant inroads. Yet officials emphasize this is just the beginning of a comprehensive strategy to dismantle these dangerous organizations.
Behind this intensified effort stands a reinvigorated FBI with new leadership committed to "crushing violent crime" and protecting American communities. The results speak volumes – an interagency task force in Virginia arrested over 300 violent felons, including MS-13 members, in just two and a half weeks. Massachusetts authorities indicted more than 50 gang members federally while seizing approximately 200 kilograms of fentanyl. These successes demonstrate what happens when law enforcement agencies collaborate without bureaucratic hindrance.
The administration's approach represents a fundamental shift in tackling these threats, including designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and extending crime-fighting efforts to often-overlooked areas like tribal lands. With American lives lost to drug overdoses every seven minutes and violent crime affecting communities nationwide, this comprehensive strategy aims to restore safety to neighborhoods and schools across the country. Have information about Maduro? Contact the Department of Justice at 1-202-307-4228 – your tip could help bring one of the world's most dangerous criminals to justice.PRAYER REQUEST Support the show