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The Buche Black Market: How a Fish’s Stomach Became a Narco Fortune
Read more: The Buche Black Market: How a Fish’s Stomach Became a Narco FortuneWe received reports over a decade ago on the trade of the guts of the corvina fish between Narcos and fisherman. It’s an interesting side businessof the Narco industry that has developed due to necessity and innovation.
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Protected: Obsidian Research Bureau Reports
Read more: Protected: Obsidian Research Bureau ReportsThere is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
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Comparing the Kit Carson–Ann White Kidnapping to a Modern Hostage Rescue
Read more: Comparing the Kit Carson–Ann White Kidnapping to a Modern Hostage RescueModern hostage rescue has reduced—but not eliminated—the role of luck. But the central fact remains: a hostage rescue is a high‑stakes gamble in which the hostage’s life is the currency.
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Mexican Cartels’ Operations in the United States: Intelligence, Corruption, and Political Influence
Read more: Mexican Cartels’ Operations in the United States: Intelligence, Corruption, and Political InfluenceMexican drug cartels, primarily the Sinaloa Cartel and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), represent one of the most significant transnational criminal threats to the United States.
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Commercial Fishing, Organized Crime, Narcos & Spies
Read more: Commercial Fishing, Organized Crime, Narcos & SpiesBeyond the picturesque imagery of local fishermen hauling in the day’s catch lies a multibillion-dollar global enterprise deeply entangled with transnational crime syndicates and international espionage networks.
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Self-Defense, Empathy & Sympathy
Read more: Self-Defense, Empathy & SympathyEmpathy and sympathy are for those that deserve them. In self-defense situations, showing empathy and sympathy to the wolves will only ensure the suffering and slaughter of the sheep!
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Hostage Rescue – Think Like The Terrorist
Read more: Hostage Rescue – Think Like The TerroristI find amusing the videos online of hostage rescue drills of scenarios where the hostages are being held in buses etc. Think about this from the hostage takers perspective, do you think they would wait for the tactical team to enter the bus, so they could engage in a fair firefight?

