Weekly Weigh In: NKVD in America, Communista Mexico, Ecuador Still Bad & Australia Destroyed
Absolutely incredible… As part of Trump’s bill to attract new immigration officers, ICE is now offering: – $50,000 signing bonuses – Student loan payments/forgiveness
So they’re recruiting from the most indebted, bitter, resentful, perhaps the most irresponsible (with the most amount of student debt) and state affiliated-type folks to hunt others in the country. Not only just that but with enormous incentive fees where you’re providing capital to all the wrong types of people, none productive or creative folks. The NKVD are really becoming a thing in America’s police state.
Worse yet… you’re regarded as a terrorist if you don’t want your dollars going to Israel and Israeli companies. This is the fella who wants to Make America Great Again. Seems like Israel is the priority, no?
I heard from a friend who heard from a lawyer in Mexico who’s genuinely concerned about the constitutional reforms in Mexico–Morena (leftist political party) have a ‘cartel’ on governance in the country now. Any appeal will killed. Now, there’s work on drafting changes to private property laws. I said before these are TRUE Communists like in Venezuela. Despite the Macro set up, I’m taking the contrarian approach to not touch a Mexican silver miner. I think you’re being lied to by the executives on the investment support and there’s no coverage of the amount that narco groups participate in mining amongst mining circles (you’ll hear this from international crime podcasts and experts like Ed Calderon).
In the first five months of 2025, Ecuador recorded 4,051 homicides, according to official figures. According to official sources, nearly three quarters of the world’s cocaine production passes through Ecuador. Ecuador, according to InsightCrime’s annual analysis on homicide had set records for homicide rate the last 2 years, ranking at the top in Latin America.
Ecuador, wedged between Colombia and Peru, was once known as an island of peace in the Andes. In 2020, its homicide rate was 6.7 per 100,000 inhabitants, one of the lowest in the region. Today, drug trafficking and associated gang violence have fractured this peace. In January 2024, cartel members, armed with explosives, took television broadcasters hostage in front of a live audience. Prisoners from the major cartels posted videos of themselves holding knives to the necks of the guards. Gang leaders staged a massive jailbreak. It’s so bad that the recently inaugurated President Daniel Noboa, declared a state of emergency, casting the country into lockdown. At 44.5 homicides per 100,000 people, Ecuador’s homicide rate is now beyond that of Mexico, El Salvador, and Honduras, and the highest in South America. Children and youth are particularly targeted, experiencing a 640% increase in child homicides since 2019.
Australia’s decline is accelerating after a brief hiccup from their totalitarian rule during the scamdemic. Labour is introducing mandatory legislation requiring ID to log into search engines like Google and Bing. The Australian eSafety Commissar (Why is there an eSafety anything…?) has required from December 2025, that Australians be required to ID in order to use Apple & Google Maps, giving government realtime location tracking as well as live user verification via camera for access. In fact, it’s not only Australia, they’re just furthest a long with the process but the UK and EU are aggressively pursuing this action as well.
The European Union plans to implement an online permission and full exposure to all personal conversations and application usage (with only 2 vetoes on it in European Parliament so far). At this point, it’s difficult to see how they wouldn’t vote for this–and people would lose their privacy overnight. I am currently working on a stock pick that you don’t want to miss, so make sure to join either the Silver Plan (annually) or Monthly Membership Here.
Online verification is so dystopian in Anglo countries that they’re even targeting spongebob for not complying:
Till next week!
