Topic: Weaponized Migration

Michael Yon recalls his time in Lithuania and Morocco, where he observed governments using "weaponized migration" to destabilize neighboring countries. He notes that Belarus pushed migrants toward Poland and Lithuania just before the Russia-Ukraine war began. Yon concludes that the "long surrender" of the West is coming to an end as people wake up to these asymmetrical warfare tactics.

Eamon Blair, a former intelligence analyst and Border Patrol agent, discusses the concept of weaponized migration as a tool of hybrid warfare. Blair compares current U.S. southern border conditions to tactics used by Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko against Poland and the Baltic states. He argues that the U.S. government has intentionally manufactured a humanitarian crisis to shift Customs and Border Protection resources away from security and toward processing migrants.

Michael Yon shares his observations on "weaponized migration" from his time in Lithuania and Panama. He links the destruction of the Nord Stream pipeline and the shutdown of gas fields in the Netherlands to a broader plan to destabilize the West. Yon warns that wars spread unpredictably and that the table is being set for global famine and infrastructure collapse.

Michael Yon reports from Central America on the destabilization of Panama caused by massive migrant flows through the Darien Gap. He claims that 6,000 illegal aliens passed through the gap in a single day, leading to civil unrest and the blocking of the Pan-American Highway. Yon alleges that DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is facilitating this "weaponized migration" to serve World Economic Forum and Chinese Communist Party interests.

Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is accused of facilitating illegal migration during an April 2022 visit to the San Vicente camp in Panama. The U.S. government is described as using unelected bureaucrats to fund migration through agencies like Health and Human Services. Observations from Europe suggest that countries like Luxembourg and Sweden have effectively "died" due to high migrant populations and multicultural policies.

The same NGOs that managed the Islamic migration into Europe are now operating in Central and South America to direct a surge toward the United States. This "weaponized migration" is described as a deliberate effort to destabilize Western nations. While some migrants follow traditional land routes, others utilize flights to Mexico City or Cancun to bypass the Darien Gap entirely.

Michael Yon discusses the global strategy of "weaponized migration," citing examples from Morocco's pressure on Spain and Belarus's actions against Lithuania. He argues that these movements are indicators of coming war and are designed to destabilize Western nations. Yon warns that the sheer volume of people entering the U.S. and Europe will lead to massive civil unrest as incompatible cultures are forced together in a crumbling economy.

War correspondent Michael Yon joins the show to report on the "invasion" at the southern border, specifically focusing on the Darien Gap. Yon claims he was the first to break the story of Chinese nationals migrating through the jungle from Colombia to Panama. He describes "weaponized migration" as a strategy used by the CCP and the World Economic Forum to destabilize Western nations and replace local populations.

Fuentes and Jones discuss the impact of mass immigration on Western civilization, arguing that migrants are being weaponized by elites to destroy the "Western Christian ethos." They claim that globalists exploit both migrants and domestic populations to implement a total absolute tyranny, replacing traditional ideas of liberty with corporate control.