@newsnationnow: Mexican drug cartels pose a “direct danger” to the safety and security of the United States, according to an internal State Department fact sheet obtained by NewsNation. The document outlines specific measures U.S. officials are taking to combat transnational criminal activity. @alibradleytv

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user4796569581548 :
Yea sure
2026-09-12 00:07:11
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libredos
Libredos :
News Nation is a CIA front building a case for U.S. imperialism
2026-09-12 03:16:45
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tiktoctillie
tiktoctillie :
Is that why Trump pardoned to drug lords and one sits in his cabinet? The biggest threat to our country are the wealthy billionaires/millionaires they’re destroying our country, socially economically and environmentally. They’re just trying to distract you from what’s really going on in our country.
2026-09-12 00:53:56
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Steven Bullock :
Cartels
2026-09-12 01:29:56
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fozzy.faus
Faus :
more and more lies to build the police state to one day turn it against its citizens when the time it right
2026-09-12 00:06:34
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2026-09-12 08:49:23
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Ur-Fascism" or "Eternal Fascism: is an essay authored by the Italian philosopher, novelist, and semiotician Umberto Eco. First published in 1995, this influential essay provides an analysis of fascism. He also had 14 points 1. The cult of tradition – Truth is seen as already revealed; only interpretation is allowed. 2. The rejection of modernism – Rejects Enlightenment values while often embracing technology for power. 3. The cult of action – Action is valued over reflection; anti-intellectualism prevails. 4. Disagreement is treason – Dissent is treated as betrayal. 5. Fear of difference – Exploits fear of outsiders, minorities, or immigrants. 6. Appeal to a frustrated middle class – Mobilizes those feeling economically or socially threatened. 7. Obsession with a plot – Promotes conspiracies and exaggerated internal or external threats. 8. Enemies are both strong and weak – Opponents are portrayed as powerful yet ultimately pathetic. 9. Life is permanent warfare – Constant conflict requires a perpetual enemy. 10. Contempt for the weak – Glorifies strength and hierarchy while despising weakness. 11. Everybody is educated to become a hero – Celebrates sacrifice and a cult of death. 12. Machismo – Exalts masculine dominance and rejects nontraditional gender roles or sexuality. 13. Selective populism – The leader claims to uniquely represent "the people" over democratic institutions. 14. Newspeak – Simplifies language to discourage critical thinking.
2026-09-12 01:07:58
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tiktoctillie
tiktoctillie :
NewsNation can’t even tell the truth to the American people Those little boats that they bombed were fisherman.
2026-09-12 00:55:26
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marcus_moves
Marcus_Moves| the America’s :
Where’s the domestic arrests? Drug traffickers aren’t delivering drugs to themselves.
2026-09-12 02:53:07
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Here are Lawrence Britt's 14 early characteristics of fascism, he made the list after studying the history of fascisim: 1. Powerful nationalism - strong patriotic slogans, symbols, and rallies. 2. Disdain for human rights - rights seen as a threat, often ignored in the name of security. 3. Scapegoating enemies - blaming outsiders or minorities for national problems. 4. Supremacy of the military - military given high funding and prestige. 5. Rampant sexism - traditional gender roles enforced, opposition suppressed. 6. Controlled media - censorship or manipulation of press and information. 7. Obsession with national security - fear used to justify extreme policies. 8. Religion tied to government - leaders use religion to legitimize rule. 9. Corporate power protected - big business and elites closely aligned with the state. 10. Labor power suppressed - unions are weakened or outlawed. 11. Disdain for intellectuals and the arts - creativity and critical thought are attacked. 12. Obsession with crime and punishment - harsh policing, long sentences, glorification of prisons. 13. Rampant cronyism and corruption - friends and loyalists favored over competence. 14. Fraudulent elections - sham voting, manipulated results, or no real opposition.
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