Pine_Tree1 said:

Who thinks sending Americas special operators after the cartels is doomed to fail gloriously & be a monumental mistake for many reasons?

I think it'll be the biggest mistake of Trump's life if he goes through with it. I don't know the answer or if there's an answer to the drugs coming into this nation but this will not be the answer

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atlanta cock# said:

Eff him.

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DieselDawg44 said:

Instead of investing in foreign wars (Israel/Ukraine) we should be using the full weight of our government and military to destroy the cartels who have killed hundreds of thousands of Americans by pushing narcotics into our country. This also destroys the society in our country by getting many addicted to drugs destroying families and communities.
On top of that they funnel illegal immigrants into our country.

They share a border with us and are of a higher importance than Muslim extremist.

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Dirty Hairy Dawg said:

I have seen reports that Fauci and other NIH wheels are able to collect royalties from drug companies.

https://www.nationalreview.com/corn...receive-royalty-payments-from-drug-companies/

Imo, this should be the focus of a congressional investigation. The tax payers fund research, the benefit of the research is given to select pharma companies, the pharma companies submit a potential new drug for approval to the NIH, the NIH employees know if the new drug is approved, they'll collect royalties, new drugs are approved and the director of the NIH censors debate on the efficacy of cheaper treatments and collects millions. What could go wrong?

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Dirty Hairy Dawg said:

And all of this happened under the leadership of the people Trump/Hegseth are trying to expose. Like Trump, Hegseth is not what I would build in a lab to be POTUS or SecDef but I trust them to conduct their business slanted more towards the will/good of the American republic over the interest of the MIC. Just like the NIH being steered by pharma, I don't think we need a defense dept steered by the MIC and I think we've been in that position for a while.

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