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    Die Meinung des Verschlusssachenministeriums ermächtigt Streiks auf der geheimen Liste der Kartelle, heißt es in Quellen

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    1. faffc260 on

      I guess it’s time for a south american adventure no one wants, and everyone who voted for this administration voted for not to happen…what it must feel like to have voted for trump and seen the results, assuming any of them pay attention to anything non biased…

    3. Dramatic_Charity_979 on

      Just as South America was loving the USA again, the orange idiot had to remind them of all the fuckups the CIA did there. Did he forget about soft power?

    4. GargamelTakesAll on

      „The opinion is significant, legal experts said, because it appears to justify an open-ended war against a secret list of groups, giving the president power to designate drug traffickers as enemy combatants and have them summarily killed without legal review.“

      Oh cool, a secret legal justification for a secret government kill list.

    6. Hellstorm901 on

      It’s not a secret list if you pay attention to the language Trump has been using

      He’s been referring to the entire Venezuelan government, its military, every single aspect of the state if not Venezuelan people as a whole as being „Cartel Terrorists“ so this „Secret list of cartels“ is actually going to just be random bombings across Venezuelan while Trump posts music montages with AI imagery claiming they were cartels about to carry out attacks on the US

    8. Huge_Excitement4465 on

      NYT report today: Michael Ellis, the deputy director of the C.I.A., has abruptly demoted a career lawyer who had been serving as the agency’s acting general counsel since January and installed himself in that role, according to people familiar with the matter.

      Mr. Ellis, who played a role in a series of controversies during President Trump’s first term, is also retaining his position as the No. 2 official at the C.I.A. John Ratcliffe, the agency director, had to authorize or could have overridden the move.

      It was not clear what was behind Mr. Ellis’s taking personal control of making legal judgments for the agency while continuing to help lead it, but the move raised alarms among some current and former intelligence officials.

      [https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/06/us/politics/michael-ellis-cia-trump.html?unlocked_article_code=1.rU8.Wq-f.0YADh2QSo3kp](https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/06/us/politics/michael-ellis-cia-trump.html?unlocked_article_code=1.rU8.Wq-f.0YADh2QSo3kp)

    9. phairphair on

      “ChatGPT, what can I do to distract Americans from the fact that I still haven’t released the Epstein files?”

      …“option 9: Everyone hates drug cartels. Launch a few missles at those fuckers and be sure to capture the aftermath on video for maximum effect and play on social media.”

    11. Torrsall on

      This is also justification for other countries to attack US pleasure craft in international waters. Way to go trump admin!

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