Intel Update — Jan — 10 — Snowgadishu

Hello again, everyone, and welcome back to the Underground. This is the Intel update for January 4th through the 10th, 2026. We are officially 10 days into the new year, and things are already getting spicy around the world, so let's get right to it. On the home front, the main story this week is rioting in Minneapolis and other major cities, which mostly revolves around the shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis after she attempted to run over an ICE agent with her vehicle. After this incident, protests broke out in most major US cities, but the more kinetic rioting so far has been mostly confined to Minneapolis and Portland, Oregon. The Portland riots are twofold. Portland is rioting mostly because it's an Antifa stronghold, and they have received their marching orders to cause chaos in solidarity with the Minneapolis shooting, but also because Portland had their own CBP-involved shooting yesterday, as well, which has granted Antifa the leeway to increase civil unrest operations in their enclaves. Around the world, tensions remain high, as always, but this week in particular has been spicier than most, as we're tracking multiple kinetic events overseas. The most unclear, but also the most important situation that is currently developing is the civil unrest that has broken out in Tehran, which we'll dig into at the end. In Europe, the war in Ukraine saw a very significant escalation this week, as well, which took the form of Russia using an Oreshnik IRBM to target an underground gas storage facility that provides natural gas not just to Kiev, but other European nations, as well. The battle damage assessment has not really been conducted just yet, but it looks like this facility was completely destroyed just based on the munition that was used, and the effects are already being felt. The mayor of Kiev has urged the city to evacuate due to the inability to provide heating for much of the city. As a brief aside, this evacuation order might have ulterior motives, as in this might be a way to quietly evacuate the city ahead of another major strike in the city itself. I have thought of this theory, so I wanted to mention it, but I think right now this evacuation order is indeed mostly about the cold weather. Those Ukrainian winters are legendarily brutal, so it's going to be extremely tough for residents to keep warm with Europe's largest natural gas facility knocked out. This week, force strategic movement has mostly been centered around the continuation of the tanker wars. The United States has seized several ships since last briefing, all of which have been associated with the ghost fleet, which is the colloquial term for the stateless vessels that travel around the world doing the dirty work for embargoed nations. Otherwise, in terms of actual naval forces, please forgive me, this slide is a little bit out of date, but suffice it to say the United States continues the very substantial naval deployment to the Caribbean Sea, which has expanded in scope to now include the wholesale seizure of oil tankers. So, overall, quite a busy week on the sea and land, at home and abroad. And speaking of home, there have been quite a few kinetic events popping off here in the United States this week. Right now, I'm tracking multiple active kinetic events around the country. As of this morning, we have civil unrest primarily focused in Minneapolis and in Portland. Less kinetic protests are also being carried out in most other major US cities, and in most cases, demonstrators are setting up for the long haul, so we're probably going to see more long-term protesting over the next few weeks. And also, separately from the more active kinetic events this week, we had a fairly standard gang shooting in Salt Lake City, which was not really out of the ordinary. However, the circumstances of the shooting and where it took place were noteworthy for other reasons, so I did want to mention it, and we'll get into that in just a bit. So, let's jump down into a more regional view, and let's take a look at Minneapolis, because that's the hot topic today. The situation in Minneapolis has deteriorated significantly overnight. Yesterday evening, protesters attempted to breach the Renaissance Hotel due to local Antifa intelligence networks identifying this location as affiliated with ICE operations. A similar story was also reported at the Canopy Hotel this morning for similar reasons. So, let me hop over to ATAC, and we can take a look at the tactical situation on the ground. Right up front, there are three main organizations that are carrying out the bulk of insurgent operations for the city. So, here on the map, I have all of the map layers and all the map data that I have for Minneapolis turned on. I know it's a little bit busy and confusing. I just wanted to show the general state of affairs in Minneapolis at the moment, including things like Somali safe houses, kinetic events that have occurred over time, things like shootings and stuff like that. So, just to clean up the map a little bit, I'll turn those layers off, so that we can have a better and more clear view of what's actually going on in the city in terms of current events. So, this is how the situation looks right now. Antifa is responsible for the usual standard. For the most part, at least down south, they have been the ones who are responsible for much of the unrest surrounding the original shooting site here at the corner of Portland Avenue and East 34th Street. Now, for the most part, they've been trying to do what they can to maintain control of this site. This is definitely some key terrain for them, and they have mostly been trying to cordon off Portland Avenue itself to try to in place obstacles here at the northern end and the southern end of the street, but for the most part, they haven't been able to do that, or rather, they have been able to do that, it's just the police roll in and tear up their little barricades, and they kind of move on from there. So, that's going to be kind of a constant battle, constant site. My guess is that they're going to set up more of a persistent monitoring or persistent demonstration site there, but who knows? It's really hard to say. Antifa is also responsible for some of the more kinetic events that are going on in the downtown area of Minneapolis, and also at the ICE facility down here by the airport, down here almost all the way to Saint Paul. So, this is where the ICE facility is located, and they've been causing trouble there. But, as you can see, it's kind of a spread-out area, so they're having to occupy and and conduct multiple operations across the whole city, really. As of this morning, in the downtown area, a state of siege, or riot, or whatever you want to call it, is currently underway at two main facilities. So, first up, we have the Renaissance Hotel, and also we have to the southeast, the Canopy Hotel by Hilton. These two facilities are currently being sieged, occupied, whatever. They're surrounding the buildings and trying to harass anybody who comes and goes from the from these structures, because their intelligence networks have determined that ICE agents and Customs and Border Patrol agents are currently staying at these hotels while they carry out operations around the city. Now, you might ask, how was Antifa able to figure out that ICE are located at these two facilities? Well, that is due to the next two groups, because they are a little bit more mobile and harder to pin down to one specific site or location on the map. The larger group is ICE Watch, which is a national group that has been organized to tail ICE convoys and figure out where they are going. This effort also includes battle tracking maps, which they use to document the locations of ICE agents, docks them, and so on. Another similar group, which is a more local effort, is the Defend 612 organization, which is basically the same thing as ICE Watch, but it's tailored for the local 612 area code, as in Minneapolis. This group is more cellular and way more hands-on, as the goal of this group, stated on their own website, is to directly intervene in ICE operations and generally take a more active role in preventing them from arresting criminals. You can pull up their own website and see that they encourage people and encourage their own members to take risks when it comes to stopping ICE in their area. So, this is a very kinetic group, very hands-on, very bold group in the Minneapolis area. Other groups which have made an appearance on the tactical map are the Somalis. Yes, several Somali clans have been given the go command, so we'll be on the lookout for when they decide to carry out operations and generally get more involved. My guess is that the Somalis don't exactly mesh too well with Antifa, so we'll see how that works out, but they are definitely a big faction, and there are many Somali clans in the Minneapolis area, as we all know from before this before this unrest got started. The Somali presence in Minneapolis is a staggering, so they are definitely a very big faction to keep an eye on as this unrest gets underway. More broadly, many people may be surprised at the level of organization that these groups have, but they've really been able to operate for many years without any natural predators or any sort of accountability whatsoever, which is a trend that continues to this day. Yes, Antifa do have extensive, well-organized, well-funded, and coordinated intelligence networks, such as ICE Watch. And all of these groups are kind of challenging to describe, because remember, far-left groups are often an amorphous blend of titles, names, clubs, societies, and so on. So, it would be inaccurate to say that Antifa is commanding ICE Watch. ICE Watch is more just like an adjacent group that just so happens to have most of the same members. That Venn diagram of membership of Antifa and ICE Watch is basically just two circles stacked on top of each other. Local Antifa cells, which have been conducting operations in the area since really the George Floyd years, and probably way before that, they are taking advantage of these ICE Watch operations, and they've been taking turns following around ICE agents all around the city, keeping logs and tailing all of their convoys. They are using salute reports and other more military tactics to organize efforts, and they regularly hold educational classes teaching members how to interfere with ICE operations just enough to cause problems, but also how to evade arrest. These guys are absolute pros at towing that line, and this is their main line of effort. ICE agents are, of course, wise to this. They know when they are being tailed. However, usually what they do is pull the person over, give them a warning, and let them go. Through these surveillance efforts, Antifa has been able to figure out where ICE agents are staying while they conduct operations in the city. This is now a tactic that has been normalized, and it is certainly a major factor in Minneapolis. And all of this context is going to be crucial for understanding what is going on right now in the city. Even though several videos of the shooting incident that started all of this, even though those videos exonerate the agent and very clearly show the woman smiling while directly looking at the agent and gunning the engine, the facts of the case don't matter anymore, and the United States is discovering the strategic importance of closing the gap, which is important in this case, and I'll explain what I mean. Remember, Antifa has been designated as a domestic terrorist organization, and their mission, going back over 100 years, has always been terrorism and violence. But, the feds have not closed the gap, and they are treated like normal citizens instead of the insurgents that they are. Antifa members are not being arrested solely for affiliation with this organization. So, intelligence analysts who are trying to develop the human side of Antifa networks can't get that valuable intelligence of who these people are, so that maybe a terrorist attack cycle can be interrupted. This is how the shooting occurred in the first place. Renee Good was a member of Ice Watch and had been dispatched by higher command to surveil Ice that morning. She was also a member of the defend 612 network, the network that I mentioned before, which has a similar goal. She and her comrade had been encountered several times that morning and been given a warning each time. At least that's what the story is from inside DHS on the ground. If she had been arrested on obstruction charges for tailing an Ice convoy multiple times, she might be alive today. Granted, this was exactly what the Ice agents were trying to do. That's what led up to the shooting. They had given her enough chances to leave them alone, and she was actively using her vehicle to block the Ice convoy from leaving the area. They finally had enough and to get her out of the car to arrest her on obstruction charges. At that point, they did not know that she was so ideologically motivated for her cause that she was willing to die for it. And what's more, there will be many more shootings like this. Looking at the video of the shooting, we are careful to observe that after the shots were fired, not one single person ran or even ducked for cover. Isn't that a little bit odd? One of the Ice agents fell down trying to get out of the line of fire, but none of the Antifa militants even moved. This tells us a lot both about how serious they are, but also how their decision-making capabilities are impaired so much that even basic survival instincts are affected. Now, is this due to drugs, ideological fanaticism, or mental illness? I don't know, probably all three. I know that the internet has a tendency to look at people like this and discount them because of how very obviously mentally ill they are just by looking at them, but this is your reminder to be cautious. You don't necessarily have to be SEAL Team Six to cause havoc throughout a city, and it turns out that a lot of the people who are barely able to function as a person in society, these people can still cause a lot of problems, which we're finding out right now throughout Minneapolis. But also in Minneapolis, on the other hand, in terms of severity and risk assessment, rioting and civil unrest are they're not nearly as strategically important as a governor openly threatening to command troops against the federal government, which appears to be a situation that is developing in Minneapolis that not a whole lot of people seem to have realized the significance of just yet. In short, a couple of days ago Governor Tim Walz had a press conference in which he answered this particular question in a particular way that gave himself exactly zero wiggle room in terms of what his intentions are. So, just so that everyone is clear and on the same page, I will insert the exact clip from this press conference, which was most concerning. And because the journalist who asked the question first did not have a microphone, I amplified her question as best I can so that we can hear what she actually said because it's that important. I will also put captions on the screen for her part because her questions add extremely important context. So, here's what he said. Governor, there is something Oh, sorry. Just to clarify, the intention of the National National Guard, is there any chance the National Guard will be deployed against federal agents to protect the citizens? I'm sorry. What was it? The National Guard, has the National Guard ever been deployed against federal agents to protect the citizens in that context of what happened earlier today? Well, I said this yesterday. We've never been at war with our federal government. Um Uh I think in this case that the National Guard is is their main mission. They have a dual mission. There's there's the federal mission when they're under Title 10 orders, and then they're under Title 32 orders. In this warning order, there's nothing officially been done yet. If I am to activate them as the commander-in-chief of the Minnesota National Guard, I will issue the executive order to the Minnesota National Guard, and then they will be put in state duty status. And as you've seen over the last few years, that could be flood prevention, that could be after a wind blowing, you know, uh storm up in the north, up in Bemidji, or it it could be COVID uh or George Floyd response. In this case, again, it doesn't necessarily change the mission. They're there to protect Minnesotans. They're there to serve Minnesotans. I I think the thing that is so challenging in the moment we're in is we don't see a desire to work with us on public safety. We hear a demonization of our state. We see people coming in who don't know our community, and we see this massive display for the TVs that we're trying to understand how is this coordinated? And some of you watched the videos on there. Total chaos. And And look, I have very limited work in this is is the training in the National Guard, but I've had a lot of training now to watch how our professionals operate. After this person was shot, federal agents milling around, touching the vehicle at a crime scene and things? I I I don't know what to tell you, and I I I don't quite know how to respond to the the question other than my primary responsibility as governor is the protection of the people of Minnesota, and you can be assured whether it's the State Patrol or whether it's the National Guard, their deployment is there to protect Minnesotans from whatever it is. If it's an act of nature, um if it's a global pandemic, or in this case, um if it is a rogue federal agent. I don't I don't know at this time, and I want to be very careful. It's unprecedented that we have the federal government already determined exactly what's happened here and the motives of an individual that we don't even know the name. They don't know the name. And that's very difficult, so I've seen a lot of media groups chop up this question, and I wanted to show the entire thing in its length. I know it's a long question, right? It's a long answer, but he says plain as day that Minnesota National Guard will be deployed against federal forces. That's pretty cut-and-dry. It's pretty clear, right? Now, the grand question is, was this just a posturing move? I mean, after all, it is Tim Walz. But honestly, that doesn't really matter anymore. While it's quite likely that Governor Walz is playing politics, this is still a very dangerous game, and if there ever were a situation where things might get squirrely really fast, it would be a governor becoming a commander of military forces in a conflict against the federal government, which is exactly what Walz has stated his intentions are. Whether he means it or not is irrelevant. He already made the claim, and in this world, in the realm of treason and rebellion, making claims is good enough. There is a huge difference between being upset about a shooting and creating command and control centers, forming a battle staff, and issuing a warno for military deployment. At that point, the shooting is irrelevant, and this is just merely the catalyst for strategic military deployment, right? Even though these comments were flippant and probably not that well thought out, statements like this also illustrate just how far the goal posts have moved. Far-left leadership and terrorists alike have been allowed to organize and announce attack planning efforts unchecked for so long that every time something happens, they have to one-up themselves the next time. And now, a governor has one-upped himself into the literal textbook definition of rebellion. In a broader sense, I understand the sentiment, but this rhetoric has become normalized to the point that very few notice how serious it has become, even though it increases the risk exponentially for all involved. This is why closing the gap is so important, and what I mean by that is not simply stirring the pot and walking away, which seems to be exactly the plan the feds are using, and this is exactly what led to the Renee Good shooting. President Trump designated Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization. They have already kicked the hornets' nest, but they haven't arrested hardly anybody. This is where the risk comes in to the average person and why we have to be aware of what's going on in our cities. There is a big difference between average street criminals and legitimate insurgents, but both groups have gotten their feet back under them after laying low during the early days after Trump took office. Far-left terror groups were devastated after he was elected, and the election itself blunted their beaks a little bit. What's going on in Minneapolis has confirmed that this honeymoon period is over, and far-left terror organizations have run rampant to the point that the risks are extreme since they have to one-up whatever they did last time. Now, it's become regular and routine for Ice agents to not be just harassed, but straight-up assaulted wherever they go with no arrests. And this applies to local police as well. Even the police chief of Minneapolis himself was personally assaulted in Minneapolis last night by rioters trying to attack him as he was exiting a press conference. Hopefully, this solidifies just how serious the situation is in Minneapolis. Not to doom and gloom on anything, the situation is 100% recoverable. It's just that the feds and even the state and even the city have to do what they're supposed to do, and right now they're not interested, so this is going to be a very risky time for people who live in Minneapolis at the moment. Again, the situation is absolutely recoverable, but it requires an iron fist, and that's going to have to be the approach with a lot of these organizations and and agencies. Yeah, the rioting is not good, but these intelligence networks and these operational centers and these organizations that are getting set up, and they've been set up for many, many years, no federal agency is taking the fight to them, and because of that, we have to be aware of the risks that are presented to the average citizenry. So, that's it for Minneapolis. Let's move out west and talk about another rather unfortunate incident, which has rapidly become rather important, which was a gang shooting that was reported at an LDS church a few days ago. Now, the sole reason for mentioning this is due to the cover-up that is actively underway on this case. Wednesday evening, a shooting was reported at an LDS church on Redwood Road in Salt Lake City. Two fatalities were reported and six others were wounded after an argument in the parking lot resulted in an altercation between two individuals and the subsequent shooting. At the time of the shooting, a large crowd was gathered at the church for a funeral memorial service viewing of a local Tongan man. This is where the investigation by local media stops and statements by everyone from the local TV stations to the police department themselves to politicians which have weighed in on this. They are all taking the perspective that this is another act of senseless violence at a religious institution in the United States and it's just a shame that this took place at this facility. Now, normally shootings at churches of all places are extremely important. They are important to me and I do want to focus more on these types of shootings because attacks on religious institutions around the United States are rampant these days and the media downplays these attacks all the time. So, whenever I hear about a church shooting or something like that or a church arson event or something like that, I focus more attention on it. However, that's not what happened in this case. This facility is literally a safe house for the Tongan [ __ ] gang. Videos from inside the funeral confirmed that this whole place was, as we say, Crip'd out and they decorated the entire venue with the blue bandannas the gang is known for. They even wrapped the coffin of the man who was deceased in the colors of the gang and they decorated the entire facility to let everybody know that this was a [ __ ] facility. They even had dudes show up to the funeral wearing ski masks and drinking alcohol inside the LDS Church. None of this has been mentioned at all by the media because this puts the media in a tight spot. The media are on an absolute blitz to sell the sob story of all involved during this shooting and to get the stories of everybody involved. The problem is everyone they interview is a Tongan [ __ ] One of the victim's spouses was interviewed by the media and she said point-blank that her husband, one of the two fatalities, told her not to go. To both me and every criminal investigator that has ever lived, this one line here is enough to establish probable cause for linking this person to gang activity. But, the journalist writing this article didn't think to ask, "Uh why did he tell you not to go? Did he know there was going to be a murder that night?" Which tells me they are either completely oblivious to this or they don't want to recognize the obvious due to the link to the LDS Church. This is obviously a very sensitive issue and pointing fingers at church leadership in Salt Lake City will end your career real quick. This is very uncomfortable, but this is the truth and we cannot avoid it. The LDS Church was aware of and allowed one of their wards to become a literal safe house for the Tongan Crips and directly enabled this over the years. There are some reports, I haven't confirmed this, but there are some reports that the local bishop was actually there that night during the shooting. So, they know about it. This is very clear and very open right throughout the church. This ward in particular is segregated in the purest definition of the word. Uh services are only held in the Tongan language. No English is used anywhere at this church, at least not for any of the services. You know, from an analytical perspective, it's never really a good idea to paint everybody with a broad brush, right? But, in this case, literally everyone at this church is affiliated with the gang. They are not former gang members who have found the church and turned their life around. That's, you know, decently respectable, right? That's that's a good thing. No, these guys are not former gang members. These are active gang members who openly confess to being in the gang on social media. And what's more than that is local authorities have stated that none of the ward members are assisting in the investigation as the entire congregation refuses to identify either of the shooters. So, that sort of torpedoes the theory that, you know, everybody here is just kind of bewildered. No, they're all actively collectively helping the gang. So, we can't even say, "Well, they're not all bad." No, at this facility, literally everyone is either a gang member or aiding and abetting a gang member. So, this has to be considered, especially since the media is tiptoeing around this one so much. They are ignoring the truth. Remember, there are two shooters who are at large and the local media keeps saying there is no further threat to the public. Ladies and gentlemen, that is the definition of a threat to the public. You have a mass shooting at a crowded venue, which just so happens to be a church, multiple fatalities, multiple wounded, and multiple shooters and the shooters have gotten away, yet the local police say, "Ah, no threat to the public." >> [laughter] >> That's that's just ridiculous. So, once again, the media is ignoring all of this. I mean, I I challenge you. I really do challenge you to go find a media group, find a a mainstream media source in Salt Lake City that mentions the Tongan Crips in relation to this particular ward. You simply will not find anything at all. The local police are playing dumb, too. They have still not confirmed it was a gang shooting despite the shocking footage uh of what is very clearly a Tongan [ __ ] gang. If you were to hop on a plane and fly to the island nation of Tonga, you would not find a Tongan [ __ ] presence more open and blatant than what's in Salt Lake City right now at this one church. So, with this one, the LDS Church has got some cleaning house to do and they got a little bit of explaining to do as well. I myself don't really have any problem with the LDS Church itself. I mean, that's it's none of my business, right? It's just that when you have videos like this come out and confirm the sheer level of control that a very, very violent gang has, this indicates to me that there are much larger problems under the hood and that is my business, right? It would be the same thing if these videos were taken in any other religious institution as well. So, my own goal is to be as respectful as possible when it comes to the, you know, the belief systems here, right? That that part is none of my concern. What is my concern is a gang using a church to conduct operations, dominate terrain, and run rampant without any sort of accountability because the police don't want to ruffle feathers with the church. That is not acceptable. So, I'm going to be digging around and see what I can find because my personal guess is that there are other locations which have the same problems. So, that's it for the United States. Let's jump overseas to another touchy subject, the Middle East. In Tehran, the situation is a bit spicy and the general mood in the air is revolution. Right now, it's probably too soon to tell, but this may indeed be the real McCoy. Of course, due to the perspective of all parties involved, it's hard to say what's true. To be frank, the United States, but especially Israel, has been looking at Iran like it's one of those big fat steaks from a Tom and Jerry cartoon. So, every time a protest pops off in Tehran, the propaganda machine start belching out stories that the Ayatollah is about to flee or the revolution is underway or something fantastical like that, right? Even if it's just like four guys protesting, that's what you're going to read in most media around the world. So, that's something to consider. Iran has faced many, many protests over the past few decades. They've weathered the storm before, but I guess the grand question is, are they going to weather this one? And that I don't know. All of this just means that it's extremely unlikely that these riots have started organically. However, if another Iranian revolution were genuinely on the menu, this is probably how we would find out about it, too. Things happen quickly in Tehran and right now, in factoring in outside influence and propaganda, Iranians themselves are a bit upset at the moment for a variety of reasons which has driven the mass protests that have broken out around the country over the past few weeks. Shortly after things kicked off, the Iranian government cut the internet and as of this morning, the internet is still shut off to the entire country. This has resulted in a very sharp decline in the videos making it out of the country. Right now, the only way to know what's going on is via people who have satellite internet connection or are otherwise able to get around the internet restrictions. There are some reports that the Iranian government has tried to jam local Starlink terminals within the country. However, due to the nature of how broad the Starlink network is and the frequency hopping nature of how each terminal communicates with the constellation, the Iranians haven't been able to jam Starlink in their country super well. So, people on the ground have still been able to get photos and videos out to the rest of the world. But, by and large, this is where we have generally what's called an intelligence gap, meaning that we don't have enough information to know what's going on. Protests continue, that is absolutely certain and can easily be confirmed by the videos that have actually made it out to the public. But, this is also indicated strongly by the Iranian government themselves. As long as the internet is shut off, we know that something is going on and they are trying to prevent not just the outside world from watching. They may or may not care about that so much, but really what they're probably trying to do is prevent internal communications and thus prevent organizing. Time will tell how this develops, but nation-states are falling like dominoes these days. So, don't be surprised if you wake up to a priority wire report detailing how the government has actually collapsed this time. Likewise, also don't be surprised if things simmer down and return to normal after a few days. It's going to be one of the two. Either this is going to result in the fall of the Iranian regime or nothing's going to happen in a week, right? In the Middle East, the situation could go either way, so we'll keep an eye out to see how this develops. So, that's all I've got for current events and arriving at this week in history, it turns out that this time last year we were kicking off the new year with a bang as well. The Palisades wildfire was devastating Los Angeles and we were battle-tracking that event as best we could. We also had the recovery of Hurricane Helene continuing throughout the South, mostly in North Carolina and Tennessee, and we were trying to work through some of the challenges of that at the time. And I think that both of these incidents form a really good bookend for today because they were active crises that needed to be responded to in real time and not just retroactively. You know, sometimes I think we get in this rut of just consuming the news, right? Just consuming the information and we don't recognize that this stuff is real life, right? In the case of the Palisades fire and the Hurricane Helene response, both of these incidents highlighted the need for real-world, real-time intelligence sharing and over the past year, these disasters have heavily shaped what I myself have been working on in terms of managing the information space during a disaster. Cutting back to the present day, these needs are extremely important. This year has already gotten off to a bit of a spicy start, so putting in a lot more work to improve the flow of information and general situational awareness is a good thing. As we can see by the events of just today, there are three separate insurgent groups working in Minneapolis to erode the very fabric of civilization itself. These groups are putting in the hours, they're organizing, and they're doing what they can to further their cause. So, those of us who just want to keep civilization going have got to be just as dedicated. As for me, I've been working on a lot of things, and some of you are aware of some of the projects I'm working on. And this year, I hope to build on some of those tools that I built last year so that prepared and dedicated citizens can be more informed and ready for the kinetic times ahead. And on that front, let's roll things up today with the Ghost Net reports and see what's been happening this week. From my spot, I didn't really catch much because I could only monitor for a short period of time this week. I only had time to dip in and out for just a short period of time, but that's okay. Time is short for everybody these days, so that's kind of what the net is built for as well. Either way, it's good to pop in every now and then and keep skills sharp, make sure everything works, and that we can all stay connected even if everything else fails. At least for me, that little bit of redundancy is both reassuring for the times ahead. So, that's all I have for today, everyone. As usual, don't forget to check out all of the links below if you're interested in learning more about anything I've covered today. I have all of my research and links listed on Obsidian, and all of my mapping data can be found in multiple places depending on what your needs are. If you want mapping data similar to what I've shown today, this can be found on my common intelligence picture map linked below. And I have an entirely separate map for tracking all kinds of migration-related issues, gangs, cartels, the works. And more importantly, I've also been mapping all of the NGOs that have been helping them. And of course, for the nerds out there who want my mapping data to pull into A-TACK, I have KMZs galore on my GitHub page, which I update frequently. These KMZs contain all of my map layers, both the locations of current events like shootings and ambushes and such, but also the more historical side of things like hostile safe houses, logistics hubs, stuff like that. So, check it out if you're interested. And with that, that's all I have for today. So, thank you guys for sticking around. Thanks for sticking with me. It's been a very busy week, I know. Busy times are ahead, but it's all right. We'll make it just one day at a time is how I plan to handle it, at least. So, thanks again. Thank you for all of your support, and I'll see you next time. And as always, abide in the shade.