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is a struggle for legitimacy and influence using indirect, asymmetric tactics (like insurgency, cyber, guerrilla warfare), rather than direct, conventional confrontation, aiming to erode an adversary's power and will by operating between peace and war to achieve strategic goals, often below the threshold of traditional armed conflictUnconventional warfare (UW)involves asymmetric, covert, or clandestine activities, like guerrilla tactics, sabotage, and subversion, to destabilize or coerce an enemy by supporting resistance movements or insurgencies, often avoiding direct, large-scale confrontations. It uses indirect methods, relies on local partners, and operates in the "grey zone" between peace and war, aiming to exploit vulnerabilities through indigenous forces, differing from traditional, overt warfare
by Adam Kushner from the NYT
Whom can Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrest, and when? How many people are agents deporting? How do ICE agents feel? We asked readers for their questions about immigration and deportation. Today, The Times’s expert beat reporters answer.
How are the rules for ICE and Border Patrol officers different from those for local police? | Mike Bowman | Blue Bell, Pennsylvania
Shaila Dewan, who covers policing, writes:
Federal officers enforce federal laws, and local police officers enforce state and local laws. Federal officers may perform local law enforcement functions like traffic and crowd control only if state laws grant them that power (in Minnesota, for instance, they may do so only by request, and the state is not asking). But federal officers may take action against people who interfere with their operations or assault an officer. While the Border Patrol is chiefly responsible for borders and ports of entry, ICE officers enforce civil immigration laws within the country.
They don’t need warrants to apprehend people for violating those laws if they have probable cause to believe that the person is both deportable and a flight risk. They cannot enter a private space like a home without warrants but can and do go in with local officers who have them. They do not have to advise immigration detainees of their rights. Local police, on the other hand, may arrest someone on the spot if a crime has just occurred, but otherwise they need a warrant, granted by a court, to put someone in custody.
(ISIS was created to help Obama justify a re-invasion of Iraq and then used as a proxy army in Syria to regime change that country. Do you remember all the fake beheading videos?a How about the CGI burning man in the cage stunt? Even ABC News had to report the videos were probably fake but they then claimed the beheadings took place off camera... for some unknown reason. ISIS was OUR creation much like al Qaeda and al Nusra was. Isn't it funny how much Trump hates Obama and he was elected to get us away from the kinds of shit ObamaGod pulled and here he is repeating Barack's bullshit trick using 'ISIS' to justify bombing Syria in order to prevent the Syrians from taking their country back from the al Qaeda terrorists we installed?)
'Many analysts and investigators have assessed, based in part on some freed hostages' debriefings and also on intelligence collection, that the seven ISIS killings were likely perpetrated off camera... (meaning the videos were FAKE)
... Another indication the executions were carried out off camera is that Jihadi John has never drawn blood despite being shown a half-dozen times crossing his blade across the neck of a Western or Japanese hostage -- even when he has delivered as many as eight strokes with his large combat knife. Each time, the screen darkens just as he begins to cut and then jumps to a scene with the victim's head atop their body.' ABC News 2015
from al Jazeera
The United States military “hit the ISIS [ISIL] thugs in Syria”, President Donald Trump has said, a week after two US soldiers and an interpreter were killed in Syria’s Palmyra city.
In a speech Friday evening in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, Trump said he “ordered a massive strike on the terrorists that killed our three great patriots last week”.
“It was very successful. It was precision,” the president added. “We hit every site flawlessly and we are restoring peace through strength all over the world.”
Jordan’s air force also carried out strikes as part of the operation in southern Syria, the army confirmed Saturday...
A Syrian security source told AFP that the US strikes targeted ISIL cells in Syria’s vast Badia desert including in Homs, Deir Az Zor and Raqqa provinces, and did not include ground operations...
Al Jazeera’s Ayman Oghanna, reporting from Damascus, said the strikes hit central and northeastern parts of the country. Local sources in Palmyra and Raqqa told Al Jazeera they heard the sounds of fighter jets and huge explosions throughout the night...
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Wittingly or not, this is what Donald Trump's highly illegal attack on Iran has done: crossed the 'red line' set by Kata'ib Hezbollah the day before our bombs fell in Iran (a country which posed no imminent threat to America) Any and all U.S. casualties fall squarely on the shoulders of Trump's idiotic and treasonous move done on behalf of a genocidal regime in Israel.
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(So our al Qaeda government in Syria is now going to promise to play nice and let Glorious Israel steal all the land they need for the Greater Israel project... but also... America has promised to use U.S. soldiers and material... to DEFEND AL QAEDA AND KEEP THE SYRIAN ARAB ARMY FROM RETAKING THE COUNTRY. We are, once again, defending al Qaeda.)
from al Mayadeen English
... However, the letter was less forthcoming on other critical points, including the removal of foreign fighters in Syria and granting the US permission to conduct counterterrorism strikes.
The letter indicated that discussions had been held with former US envoy Daniel Rubinstein regarding foreign fighters but described the matter as needing “broader consultative sessions.” It noted that military promotions for foreign fighters had been suspended but did not confirm whether previous appointments had been revoked.
Syria also addressed concerns about Palestinian factions operating within its territory. The letter stated that a committee had been formed to monitor these groups and assured that armed factions outside of state control would not be tolerated. Notably, Syria pledged not to allow its territory to become a source of threat to any party, “including Israel.”
On 'counterterrorism', Syria’s position was that any such cooperation “requires mutual understandings.” The letter affirmed that the interim government would not permit threats to US or Western interests, but stopped short of committing to specific actions.
Syria expressed a willingness to engage further with Washington, suggesting that the steps taken could lead to detailed discussions about lifting sanctions and reopening embassies. The letter, sent on April 14, arrived shortly before Shibani traveled to New York, where he was expected to discuss the response with US officials.
The document proposed ongoing dialogue about coordinating anti-extremist efforts without directly authorizing US strikes, a sensitive issue given past foreign military interventions.
The letter acknowledged existing communication between Syrian counterterrorism officials and US representatives in Amman, revealing previously unreported direct contact aimed at combating ISIS elements. Syria indicated it was open to expanding this collaboration under mutually agreed-upon terms...
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by Scott Creighton
Iraq's Foreign Minister is claiming there is a resurgence of Daaesh Takfiri terrorists (ISIS) in Syria trying to mess up the new Islamist government run by the HTS (al Qaeda) terrorist we installed over a month ago.
Fuad Hussein suggests dealing with them the same way ISIS was dealt with in Iraq back when ObamaGod needed justification for attacking those producers of fake beheading videos way back when.
Fuad was once Chief of Staff for Masoud Barzani in Iraqi Kurdistan. You know, the dictator who runs that little piece of the Greater Kurdistan project.
'The State Department and White House logic is simple: Barzani may be corrupt and he may be a dictator, but he stabilizes the region. ' 19fortyfive
Fuad also proudly gave a huge chunk of oil exploration rights to Chevron back in 2020.
Oddly enough, its been discovered that the vast majority of Daesh terrorists' weapons come from the United States. What a shocker.
from PressTV
The Syrian army has reportedly thwarted large-scale terrorist operations in Aleppo province through a preemptive strike.
Four major terrorist operations, which were set to begin from the town of Anadan,12 kilometers northwest of Aleppo, were foiled before they could start, Al-Mayadeen reported on Friday.
Intense clashes are still ongoing in the area between the Syrian armed forces and terrorist groups, mainly Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, formerly known as the Nusra Front, according to the report.
Reports on Friday said fierce battles are ongoing in western Aleppo. Syrian state media said artillery shelling killed four civilians at student housing in Aleppo.
"Four civilians were killed after terrorist organizations shelled the university dorms in Aleppo," the official news agency SANA said.
The Syrian army launched intensified missile attacks on terrorist positions that stretch from villages in western Aleppo to Mount Zawiya south of Idlib, according to the report.
Late on Thursday, the television network reported that four large-scale attacks launched from the city of Anadan, north of Aleppo, were foiled...
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(In the U.S. this is called unconventional warfare or irregular warfare. It's when our Special Operations teams, State Department, NED or anyone else hires proxy armies to terrorize the population of a targeted nation. It's what we do. We hire terrorists to kill civilians.)
'The purpose of this document is to provide a pocket reference of Unconventional Warfare (UW) doctrine, concepts, academic inquiry, and suggested supplementary reading for military leaders and planners. Joint Publication (JP) 3-05.1 defines UW as: Activities conducted to enable a resistance movement or insurgency to coerce, disrupt or overthrow a government or occupying power by operating through or with an underground, auxiliary, and guerrilla force in a denied area.' USASOC Guide to Unconventional Warfare (PDF)
from PressTV
Russia says the major US-led Western powers continue their hostile practices towards Syria by backing anti-Damascus militants and Takfiri terrorist groups across the Arab country.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova in remarks on Thursday in Moscow blamed the United States, Britain and some other Western countries for spreading chaos through terrorist groups across Syria.
The support by the Western regimes for terrorist groups operating across Syria was no secret anymore and has fully been exposed, she said.
“Attempts to target the Syrian state, its sovereignty and independence have been ongoing for years by regimes hostile to international peace and security in general, and they have chosen Syria and are still clinging to it as a target for their ongoing and continuous aggression,” Zakharova was quoted as saying.
She also reiterated that Russia’s supportive stance towards Syria and its people has been the basis for ensuring security and stability in the West Asia region.
The remarks come after Syrian and Russian jets bombed militant hideouts to push back foreign-backed Takfiri terrorists and anti-Damascus militants in the northwestern region.
The Syrian army said it was cooperating with Russia and "friendly forces" to regain ground and restore the situation to what it was...
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(Who uses narcoterrorism as a tool of war? Oh yeah, we do. It's practically in our military's DNA.)
from RT
American officials have offered to drop “narco-terrorism” charges against Nicolas Maduro if the Venezuelan president transfers power to his political opponents, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.
Maduro defeated Western-backed opposition figure Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia by 51.2% to 44.2% in a presidential election last month, securing himself a third term in office. Gonzalez’s supporters, however, claim that the vote was rigged, and the US officially recognized Gonzalez as Venezuela’s president-elect earlier this month.
According to the Wall Street Journal’s sources, Washington is now attempting to persuade Maduro to cede power to Gonzalez. In secret talks with confidants of Maduro, the White House has offered to pardon the Venezuelan president and his allies, who are currently wanted in the US on drug charges.
American officials are also trying to enlist Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia – whose leftist governments are seen as sympathetic to Caracas – to convince Maduro to accept the deal, the newspaper reported. Meanwhile, Gonzalez’s allies have also offered security guarantees to Maduro if he were to step down...
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from RT
Images extracted from the cell phones of the terrorists who killed more than 140 people at a concert hall outside Moscow point to a possible link to the ongoing Ukraine conflict, investigators said on Friday.
On March 22, four Tajik nationals opened fire inside the packed Crocus City Hall music venue and then set the building on fire. A total of 145 people were killed and more than 500 were injured in the attack.
The suspected assailants were detained the next day while trying to flee to Ukraine by car, according to the authorities. More suspects were arrested in the following days, most of them of Tajik origin.The jihadist group Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISIS-K) has claimed
responsibility for the attack. The head of Russia’s Federal Security
Service (FSB), Aleksandr Bortnikov, however, suggested that the US, UK,
and Ukraine may also be linked to the attack, possibly using Islamists
as proxies. Ukraine and its Western backers have denied any involvement...
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from NDTV
The name of terrorist group Jaish al-Adl started doing the rounds this morning after Pakistan accused Iran of carrying out an airstrike in its territory, killing two children.
While Tehran has not made any official comment so far, Iran's state-run Nour News agency said the attack had destroyed the Pakistan headquarters of "jihadist group" Jaish al-Adl, news agency AFP reported.
Jaish al-Adl is a Sunni Salafi organisation that operates mainly in south-eastern Iran bordering Pakistan. Jaish al-Adl, meaning "Army of Justice", was formed in 2012. It hit headlines in 2013 after it claimed responsibility for an attack that killed 14 Iranian guards. According to reports, the terrorist group had then said that the attack was an answer to the "violent crimes" of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Crops in Syria and "the oppression and crimes the regime has committed against the oppressed Sunnis of Iran". The group claims to be fighting for the independence of Sistan and Baluchistan province and more rights for Baluch people in Iran. It is currently led by Salahuddin Farooqui.
According to reports, Jaish al-Adl was founded by members of Jundallah. A Sunni terrorist group, Jundallah had faced a massive setback in 2010 after Iran captured and executed its leader Abdolmalek Rigi.
(aligned with Greater Kurdistan project and U.S. unconventional warfare operations of the past)
from Wikipedia
Jaish ul-Adl, or Jaish al-Adl[11] (Arabic: جيش العدل, lit. 'Army of Justice'; Balochi: جئیش الئدل), is a Sunni militant and Baluchi separatist organization that operates mainly in southeastern Iran, where there is a substantial concentration of Sunni Baluchis and a porous border with Pakistan.[4][5][12]
The group has claimed responsibility for several attacks against military personnel in Iran.[9] The group has asserted that it is a separatist group fighting for independence of Sistan and Baluchistan Province and greater rights for Baluch people.[13][14][6] The group also maintain ties with Ansar Al-Furqan which is another Iranian Baloch Sunni armed group operating in Iran.[15] Salahuddin Farooqui is the current head of Jaish ul-Adl. His brother, Amir Naroui, was killed by Taliban in Afghanistan.[2]
The group was founded in 2012 by members of Jundallah, a Sunni militant group that had been weakened following Iran's capture and execution of its leader, Abdolmalek Rigi, in 2010. Its first major attack occurred in October 2013.[16][12] Jaish ul-Adl is a designated terrorist organization by Iran,[9] Japan,[10] New Zealand[17] and the United States.[4]
Jaish al-Adl has cooperated with Kurdish separatist groups in Iran and has also strongly denounced Iranian intervention in the Syrian civil war. Iranian state media has alleged that Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and the United States (and Israel) are key backers of the group.[8]
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With recent events in Syria, Iran and Iraq suddenly looking like the Middle East is catching fire, we have to look way deeper than Gaza to understand why and figure out just how much is really at stake.
by Scott Creighton
Leading into tomorrow’s State of the Union Address, in which President Peace Prize will lay out his agenda for the coming year (including his feigned attempt to push a new “rich tax” with a republican controlled House and Senate… heh heh), I thought it might be good to give the people a bit of an update on all of that “CHANGE” we got in 2008.
Specifically, I thought it would be good to give a bit of a rundown of the ongoing Endless Global War OF Terror in all it’s many facets with what I call the State of Unconventional and Irregular Wars Report.