Leaving tommorow for the border, will miss you ATS'ers

a reply to: Blaine91555

Has the OP gone to this place and group you mentioned where our tax dollars and border security are being diverted to arrest law breaking vigilantes?

How much is this venture costing us?

Just trying to get clarity.

a reply to: zazzafrazz

I only know what's posted here and the news articles about the group who's leader was a felon in possession of a gun. They were asked to leave and they left.

No idea which group the OP joined, but his prior thread on this was about the group that had to leave.

a reply to: Blaine91555

Well, I honestly think they are woefully under funded, under staffed and under equipped. This is not their fault. So no, I don't think they're incompetent. I think they're doing the best they can with what they've got.

On the theme of distraction mentioned by another member, I disagree. THE BP folks shouldn't be arresting any US citizens, it's not their job. This is for other agencies if there are actually any laws being broken (which I have yet to hear of any).

originally posted by: zazzafrazz
How much is this venture costing us?

Just trying to get clarity.

If it costs me $1 it costs too much. The government wastes enough money without yahoos upping the ante even more.

How is the desert OP...any news from your adventure in the wild southern boarderlands? Just happened back through my posting history and was curious how things are going for you down there.

originally posted by: RickyD
How is the desert OP...any news from your adventure in the wild southern boarderlands? Just happened back through my posting history and was curious how things are going for you down there.

He probably got bought out by the cartels.

They threw 50K at him and then of course threatened his entire family(and extended family). It's not so much the money that drags you in, but the threat of your whole family being brutally gang raped and their eyes cut out that seems to illicit "compliance" in their holistic endeavors.

Just like they do with the local mexican police and federales. He's working for some guy now who's name probably sounds like a regional mexican chain restaurant, facilitating the movement of drugs and humans over the border.

But I bet the tequila is good.

so has anybody had an update from jburns, vigilante extraordinaire wannabe?

or can you go online while in jail?

a reply to: ladyinwaiting

I heard that there was lot’s of Tequila consumed and a ‘special’ relationship was formed with a maga hat wearing donkey.

Wow.
Keeping it classy ATS members.



Hope the OP is ok. Seems like with him actually being in law enforcement, he would be sure to follow the rules and not get in the border patrols way.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: ladyinwaiting

I heard that there was lot’s of Tequila consumed and a ‘special’ relationship was formed with a maga hat wearing donkey.

That wasn't nice really, whatever political crap one may follow, still a human

Unless they try to steal your rims i guess.. lmao!

a reply to: chiefsmom

He's in law enforcement? For reals? That is horrifying considering his posts about shooting at unarmed civilians...

a reply to: chris_stibrany

Hopefully he is the kind of 'law eneforcement' that brags about it's work at the local parking lot security station. Tacti-cool!

a reply to: Malisa

Rim stealing maga hate wearing donkeys....

Made it back in one piece folks!

We will be heading back to the border at the end of this week. CBP agents were extremely professional, and came back on numerous occasions to let us know that data collected from our information gathering operations was actionable and resulted in multiple arrests.

Our group also arrested 107 trespassers (by working with property owners) and turned them promptly over to CBP. For those thinking of heading down, I commend you. Contrary to the lying news media, CBP will not refuse to take custody of arrested individuals nor will they give you any guff over it. Many CBP agents privately confessed they appreciated any help they can get, contrary to the obligatory public statements made to the media. We also handed out approximately 1400 bottles of water, over 500 mylar blankets, countless medical supplies and 2 Epi Pens. We collected over two thousand hours of video and had over 700 hours of flight time with our DJI hobby drones. These are mostly accurate stats, as we tried to keep as close of track of it as possible.

Was able to establish a fairly reliable secure Internet connection, with advice/assistance from several tech-savvy ATSers and I appreciate the help greatly. Did not think it was wise to connect while we were down there, however, as it could give away operations/positions/plans/etc and possibly make us targets.

On numerous occasions, things got hairy when armed individuals were spotted on the other side of the border. As always, we immediately notified CBP and were prepared to defend ourselves/our country from them if necessary. Although we would have outnumbered the criminals with weapons by about 5:1, we were thankful it did not come to it and the presence of several dozen armed Americans was enough to deter them from crossing.

All things considered, minus a few notable exceptions, most time was fairly dull and spent flying DJI hobby drones, checking trail cameras, setting up camp sites for hasty defense and making 100+ mile supply runs for food, toiletries and all the good stuff. Body camera footage and many still photos will be forthcoming, but we will be returning to the same area so I will not be publishing them until at least after this next coming trip.

I highly encourage other Americans who want to defend their country and their border to volunteer their time/money/effort to this end.

a reply to: chris_stibrany

Retired

a reply to: JBurns

things got hairy when armed individuals were spotted on the other side of the border. As always, we immediately notified CBP and were prepared to defend ourselves/our country from them if necessary. Although we would have outnumbered the criminals with weapons by about 5:1, we were thankful it did not come to it and the presence of several dozen armed Americans was enough to deter them from crossing.

If they were on the other side of the border, and never crossed, how can they be "criminals?"



#vigilantejustice

Smh.

At least you made it back safely.

a reply to: Liquesence

These are armed foreigners intending to invade the country. It isn't "vigilatism" it is defending your country from an obvious armed invasion. Border patrol said criminal aliens pay armed domestic criminals money to escort them across the border who are often associated with or employed by drug cartels and human traffickers

I would just figure folks would be more concerned about the armed foreign criminals with violent gang associations invading the country instead of law abiding (you read it right, law abiding) Constitution loving patriots who are exercising our right to defend our country. We were well within our rights and within the law. Private property is private property and CBP confirmed numerous times we were not breaking any laws on federal property

a reply to: ladyinwaiting

Perhaps you can explain how one could be arrested for simply exercising their rights and acting in a way consistent with existing laws.

I was hoping you could expound on this, because it is unusual someone would mention this in an otherwise entirely legitimate exercise of the rights held by each Citizen under the law, the Constitution and the historical precedent of this country.

a reply to: JBurns

Great to know you are safe and all has gone well. I enjoyed reading about what is going on from personal expereince. Thank you for sharing. Keep up the GREAT work!

Don't sweat the weak ass bitches here at ATS this all they got. This is going hard for them lulz infinite.