Topic: Rpgs

Dale Comstock discusses the presence of 53 different gangs within the U.S. military, where members allegedly learn tactics to take back to the streets and cartels. He defines the current era as "fifth generation warfare," characterized by psychological manipulation, misinformation, and drone attacks rather than traditional ballistics. Comstock shares personal knowledge of weapons caches, including RPGs and AK-47s, being discovered near the southern border by petrochemical companies.

Detailed specifications of smuggled Iranian missiles are provided, noting their infrared guidance and ability to strike aircraft at several thousand meters. Adams reports on four RPGs and eight IEDs found in an Arizona stash house. He notes that Congress is reportedly preparing "continuity of government" plans for a potential mass casualty event.

The DOJ is accused of covering up the murder of Border Patrol agent Brian Terry by excluding the weapons used from the trial. Concerns are raised about real weapons, including RPGs and surface-to-air missiles, being smuggled across the southern border for potential use in managed terror events.

The IDF's urban warfare strategy in Gaza is criticized for being ineffective and resulting in high casualties among reservists. Hamas fighters are reportedly using RPGs at point-blank range against Israeli armor, while the overall conflict serves the World Economic Forum's goal of maintaining a state of global crisis.

Poland is reportedly shipping 100,000 compact, armor-piercing RPGs to Ukraine to counter Russian armor. The host claims US Special Forces have been training Ukrainian militias for five years to kill pro-Russian residents in the East. This military support is characterized as a direct, undeclared war between NATO and Russia.

Mike Adams reports that Customs and Border Protection has confirmed the smuggling of full-auto AK-47s, RPGs, and mortars into the U.S. by Chinese agents. He highlights a documented incident of a mysterious stealth drone monitoring natural gas infrastructure and Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona. Adams asserts these are probing actions by China to target U.S. energy and military infrastructure ahead of a larger conflict.