Intel Update - Jan 25 - A Good Start

Hello again everyone and welcome back to the underground this is the Intel update for January 19th through the 25th 2025 so let's get right to it starting off with the Northeast region we have a very strange case that I thought was worthy of mention that took place in Vermont a few days ago and this was an incident that occurred on the interstate in Vermont a few days ago that involved the shooting death of a Customs and Border Patrol agent as well as one of the suspects involved in a traffic stop to get to the bottom of this story we have to first go back a few days to understand the backstory here and a few days prior to the shooting Felix balol and Teresa yungblut which I'm not entirely certain if these are their real names or aliases or maybe they legally changed their names or something like that I'm not entirely certain either way Bol and Jung blut were uh observed in at a hotel in Vermont a few days prior to the shooting in which they aroused suspicion in short one of the hotel employees noted that they were wearing very strange tactical style clothing and uh the female in this case was open carrying a pistol on her belt apparently now once again the this in and of itself is not necessarily illegal at all in Vermont so that's you know something that's very very clear it's perfectly fine to do that. However these people were obviously drawing suspicion on themselves so law enforcement made contact with them and through whatever occurred during that initial interview or whatever you want to call it that initial contact with law enforcement various authorities decided these these people are up to no good and we probably need to surveil them so that's exactly what they did as you might imagine details are very very sketchy and the sequence of events is probably somewhat out of order. But from that initial uh contact with these two individuals it it became known or it very likely became known it hasn't been confirmed but my personal guess is that authorities became aware that balol here was not an American citizen. But rather an illegal immigrant in this case he was a tech worker for working for a trading firm and he was a Visa overstay so he was an H1B uh Visa overstay and at that point it seems like my personal guess once again is that uh this is where Customs uh and border patrol started getting involved with this with this case so a few days went by after this initial encounter and these two individuals were openly being surveilled and uh at least in one instance according to the affidavit they were spotted coming out of a local store after purchasing aluminum foil uh and they started were at least observ by the surveillance team to be wrapping their phones in aluminum foil so once again started acting suspicious so it was probably at this point again taking a little bit of analytical eway here it was probably at this point that that a uh a stop a traffic stop was uh decided upon uh to question these people a little bit further as to what exactly they were doing and of course being within the jurisdiction of the Customs and Border Patrol uh buffer zone between the you know Canadian American Border uh the Customs and Border Patrol agents had the jurisdiction to do so so they initiated a traffic stop on the interstate once again classic tactic you want to get these people kind of away from anybody just in case something happens and in classic fashion something did happen uh as soon as they were pulled over they started shooting and uh killed one agent so this is where the incident became public uh this was reported as a shooting involving an illegal immigrant at first which is technically correct. But it's not entirely what you might imagine it to be there's much more to this case than meets the eye during this encounter balol himself was killed in the shootout as well and Teresa young blut here was either able to escape or evade capture or something or other before she was arrested uh yesterday so this is where the story becomes a little bit more interesting for me at least personally here uh because Teresa yungblut is a is very hard to find and the information on her specifically has been very very hard to to kind of nail down. First of all we have the Vermont Daily Chronicle which is a local newspaper and they very obviously used the wrong photo to describe Teresa yung blute in their article here and this has not been corrected as of the recording of This brief this is they they actually used the mug shot of a woman who was uh arrested in San Antonio uh on the same day so you think okay fine that's you know fairly typical for mainstream Media or or any kind of you know local media which is basically mainstream. However uh the other side of the the coin is well maybe she has some kind of online presence maybe maybe she's got some kind of online signature we could find a social media profile and of course you would be correct or at least seemingly so a few social media influencers as soon as her arrest was announced and I mean within a few minutes very large social media accounts on Twitter Facebook and you know most normal uh social media platforms immediately announced the conclusion of their own internal investigation as if social media influenc or some kind of law enforcement agency or something in any case a lot of people became really really certain about this woman and the details of her involvement for instance you have everyone from Laura lomer to Ian miles Chong coming out with essentially the same exact story with no differing details between all of them and this information came out instantaneously and this information is allegedly a social media account of an individual who has who shares the same name as this person who was arrested and essentially the claims that are being made by social media influencers that somehow have a awful lot of inside information the details that are or the claims that are being made are that this was uh somehow tied to a transgender cult that Teresa young BL uh here is actually a man and a transgender individual and they're tied to local terroristic organizations in San Francisco those are the claims that are being made and I have not been able to independently verify any of this and I personally am very very uh skeptical about the whole thing so I did want to deliberately mention and and this is why this case is interesting to me this case to me just my own gut feeling is is demonstrating what we might call deception indicators there are a lot a lot a lot of indicators that are telling me that there are deception operations going on with this for one the speed of reporting so the very minute that someone gets arrested or their name gets released of course going to have people scour social media for accounts and things like that and this is fairly common we saw this with the Trump shooting uh the first Trump shooting that that individual was basically a ghost online and we still were able to find out his name and where he lived and a lot of details about him. Even though we couldn't figure out that much there was still something in this case a few minutes after this person's name was uh released in the affidavit uh by Customs and Border Patrol uh by federal authorities who you upon her arrest and uh you know this shooting and all that kind of stuff we're talking just a few minutes here an entire investigation package was developed by people who are not known for conducting open source investigations and they're known for for having inside information before the general public uh that's very it's very sketchy to me so again speed if someone releases an investigation shockingly quickly and we're not not just talking a name. But you're able to draw links to transgender groups in San Francisco I'm not saying it's incorrect I'm saying that the speed at which that was done you have to wonder are these people really really really good at what they do or are they being fed inside information in an order to shape a narrative so that's that's all I'm saying a second thing is access does a person have the access to know the information that they have and I have seen a lot of information floating out there on the internet with regards to this this individual uh specifically terresa Yung Blu tier I've seen a lot of information floating out there that if you were to examine that information there's no way that a person would have access to that information in the open- source world there's a lot of stuff on the internet. But uh there there are some things that are huge red flags to me and when someone hops on social media and claims to have inside information that they would not have access to you've got to you've got to treat that very very carefully right and also there's the aspect of uh the the previous individual the guy who was actually killed in this attack Felix Bol here he was an H1B Visa overstate now of course not the one that not the ones that we tend to think of. But you have to wonder why is this guy the guy who was actually killed in the encounter why was he not why is the narrative not on him why is it on this woman here why is the fake information coming out about this woman or man if it's if the transgender stuff is true either way I find it very very interesting that now we're talking about transgender Cults in San Francisco and not the guy who's confirmed to be an H1B Visa overstay who was being surveilled by the Department of Homeland Security for sketchy dealings do you see see how how it's very subtle it's very very subtle. But narrative shaping operations are 1,000% at play in my opinion with this case which is why I'm interested in it this is pretty much where the investigation stands as far as what I have personally been able to verify and I can provide sources for once again sources are everything so it's up to you to decide what you believe and if my own assessment holds weight and I publish the sources I'm not you know going to hide information or sourcing on this one because there's there's no real like you know inside information with this so again this is pretty much where things stand I will I will dig into this a little bit more if I can and see if there are any developments that maybe some links or ties or anything that can maybe be made here. But for now I don't really foresee very much coming out of this it's again a case study it's a one uh situation unfortunately it did involve a murder so that's that's never good. But in the grand scheme of things we've got scops happening you know information operations more polite term I suppose we've got IO campaigns going on all over the country and I I just find it very very interesting that this one uh kind of popped up last week so that's pretty much all I have for that let's move down uh to some some happier news down in the Southeast region in North Carolina uh the western part of the state is is. Finally starting to get some of the aid that they need in the form of many things following president Trump's visit to the region yesterday the few different announcements have been made first and foremost is the US Army Corps of Engineers uh is going to be conducting operations in the area to help rebuild a lot of critical infrastructure once again this is something that has been a request for many months now since the Crisis began because this is this is what they do right this is the Army Corps of Engineers and they were they basically were not tasked to do anything uh for this crisis as far as I know and this is one of their main missions right is to to help with disaster recovery and uh rebuilding critical infrastructure and things like that so that's a that's a positive development there also housing so uh the White House has announced that there are going to be more housing options available not just temporary things and also something that has kind of angered or inflamed the local government here because North Carolina's uh politics for those of you who are maybe not aware is is very very very corrupt especially when it comes to things like real estate and permitting the federal government the White House just ex announced an executive order to remove all permitting requirements for getting people back in their homes or rebuilding new homes so I'm not entirely certain how that's going to work out you know I I don't know if an executive order can remove local county or city permitting requirements I mean I guess we'll see. But the White House and the FEDS are basically taking the perspective of let's just get it done that's what Trump said about the about the whole thing so we'll see how that works out once again this has become kind of a Bittersweet moment for those in Western North Carolina because we're now finding out just how easy it was you know with just the struck of a pen to actually get some real practical help here and not have to rely on everyday average citizens to go out there and and do disaster relief Aid a lot of people maybe don't understand. But I did want to highlight look most of the aid in Western North Carolina was privately done and when I say privately done not a lot of people understand it was literally privately done it was just people a few people have asked me about this since the crisis kind of began like like what's the deal here maybe people around the country don't understand what occurred in Western North Carolina with regards to AIDS so let me clarify just for a moment when I say private Aid I'm not talking they were reimbursed I'm talking some guy with a pickup truck went to Walmart and used his credit card to buy food and supplies put it in the back of his pickup truck and drove out to Western North Carolina and just handed it out to strangers that's what I'm saying when I say that most of the aid in Western North Carolina was Private there was no coordination nobody told these people to do this like it would it people just did it and this is a very strange concept because people tend to think there were like agencies involved and volunteer groups and that did happen uh there were a lot of U groups that came in and the western part of the state is most certainly thankful for it. But a lot of the initial Aid that that actually saved a lot of lives was quite literally people turning on the news seeing there was a problem and deciding you know what I'm going to go spend a few hundred and a tank of gas and go hand this out to random people there was no coordination nobody ordered anybody to do things no there was no General call up for a lot of this it was literally just people going to the store buying things that they thought people might need and driving out to churches and random people and just handing it out that's what it was it's the the most purest form of volunteer Aid none of these people got reimbursed for any of this nobody got uh any kind of awards or anything like that they just did it and I think that that point gets missed a lot of times uh from from people around the country who don't understand uh because this is such a foreign concept of of people actually helping each other so I didn't want to like that uh because this has been the majority of this and as time went on the few days after the crisis uh going into a couple of weeks very gargantuan large and very sophisticated Disaster Response efforts were all stood up by people literally who took vacation days they they took their vacation days they took time off work to go do this and they didn't get anything for it in return something to keep in mind uh we definitely want to be uh thankful for those people uh who did that and uh now that that a lot a lot of more substantial federal aid is going to be you know moving into the region uh I think that's probably a good thing as well so let's move up to Washington DC and briefly mention something I I wrote quite a bit about uh following the the pardons of the j6 prisoners on uh the first day of of Trump's inauguration the first his one of his initial actions was to Pardon or commute the sentences of a lot of the j6 prisoners following that not many people sort of paid attention to that. But a lot of them actually have still not been Rel released most of them have there were a few hundred as far as I know that were being held and most in most cases their release was went off without a hitch it was fairly routine not a not a problem at all. But once again you you have to be careful to understand once an executive order is issued uh things. First of all take time to come into effect but also accountability must be had right and in many cases uh I I have seen enough evidence and and I'll have provided all the sources in these uh wire reports I've seen enough evidence for me to make the assessment that in at least in some cases a lot of prison staff and political leadership that had influence over these detention facilities are deliberately and wrongfully imprisoning people after their pardon so my guess is that in some cases they're probably waiting for the state to file charges so that they can they're they're dragging feet so that the j6 prisoners can walk out of the prison a free person. And then immediately get arrested Ed on the prison steps by state level authorities that's my personal guess because that's exactly what's happened in many cases at detention facilities around the country they walk free on federal charges in the state gets them with gotcha charges or some something ridiculous uh to make sure they can't get away right so that's unfortunate. But it's kind of the way that it is and I guess we'll just have to kind of keep an eye on that but one of the main prisons that has been a problem is the Washington DC Federal Detention Facility and uh that one in particular because it's located in Washington DC a kind of you know national capital region autonomous kind of region I suppose my guess is that there's a lot of politics at play with that so something to keep in mind just because the president issues a pardon does not necessarily mean that the law enforcement or Corrections authorities involved are actually going to carry that out so something to keep in mind is something to to definitely be aware of moving down to the southwestern region as many of you have seen this week a lot of troops have been deployed to the southern US border once again to supplement the long-standing uh defense Mission down there on the border uh it's going to be interesting to see which units are deployed I have not uh done the done the work to to see how many troops. But so far I've seen an additional 1500 uh soldiers of uh title 10 and title 50 orders interestingly enough being deployed uh down there to that region it will take some time to figure out how things are going to shake out and how things are going to to work out on the border. But as you might expect as as many people probably assess this is a a very big deal uh this is a a very big conflict this is something that is not to be trifled with or taken lightly you have to understand that the the control that the cartels have had in the United States their their Empires their infrastructure their their culture the power that cartel groups have had throughout North America at large goes back many many decades and they're not going to just simply roll over and and take this uh lightly so I say that with you know very hesitant optimism that shutting down or or at least stifling as best they can the border is step one. But please do not be under the impression that shutting down the border is going to to solve any of these um more deeply seated problems it's just one of the initial steps the very basic fundamental aspects of what a nation state is really is you know securing your borders so a lot of people are kind of upset that not enough deportations have happened a lot of people are upset that not enough troops have been sent to the Border my personal assessment is give it some time because this is not something you want to rush in lightly this is going to be a a fight that lasts at least 4 years this is going to be something that takes a very long period of time you can be critical all you want to of the of the federal government and you know I I join many people in those and those concerns as well. But you have to realize we're opening the can of something that is much larger than most people tend to think so so once again very wave of top level I just wanted to briefly mention look uh there's a lot of stuff going on there's stuff going going down to the Border there were going to be many many many raids around the country that no one's going to know about until they happen and it's it would be a very wise idea to just keep your head on a swivel because one you've got a lot of the raids themselves you don't want to get kind of caught up in that uh stuff you know I don't care how good the tacos are if you've got you know a restaurant run being run by illegals who are proudly illegal and say online that they're proudly illegal probably not the best idea to to swing by and get a burrito on that you know any given day really because a raid might occur and you don't want to get kind of caught up in that. But also let's just keep an eye on the cartels I know that's kind of a maybe a simpleton way of putting things but but I just say that generally uh because a lot of people may not understand the the levels of extreme uh violence and the industrialization of of cartel operations and how big this really is this is not as simple as what many people are seeing on the news right now which is you know ice you know raids occurring people being dragged out of you know their their apartments and deported that's just one aspect of it the larger bigger issue is the extreme level of violence that the cartels kind of bring to this country so essentially by declaring these cartels as foreign terrorist organizations I know I glossed over that I know a lot of other people have kind of glossed over that that's that order alone is going to I think Define our decade because that is a very very big deal it opens up a lot of resources that can be used against the cartel and it's essentially a declaration of war against the cartels and uh so one again in Warfare the enemy has a vote and uh we always have to be mindful that these deportation operations are not going to completely be without resistance in many areas moving out west let's briefly talk about the the California fires more specifically the Moss Landing fire I'm terribly sorry I forgot to mention this a few days ago. But I it is important so I'll mention it now uh this is the Moss Landing fire this was the fire at the uh very large power plant slash very large lithium battery storage facility one thing I did want to mention that I forgot to is a few days after this fire locals started reporting physical sickness once again very classic uh symptoms of inhaling fumes or hazardous materials from lithium fires everyone knows that lithium fires are exceptionally bad for your health and this was a very large fire involving lithium batteries and a lot of the Hazmat stuff there now I didn't want to mention this again because I I have seen varying statistics on this so I won't I won't throw out a specific number it appears as if the agricultural community that Moss Landing is a lot of the crops and produce and fruits I guess were scheduled to be harvested right at like it's harvest time so so the fire occurs in a largely agricultural region all these fumes and dust and particles from the from the smoke you know land in the fields and you know crops are picked and shipped all over the country so I don't know how much uh this is a factor. But I do know that a lot of locals are reporting health concerns and a lot of farmers are concerned about the either crop loss that they have had or the concerns with the contamination of food so something to be mindful of uh I don't know which specific crops have been tainted or affected. But I will look into that and see see if there are any more concerns with that but hopefully some rain will come in and and take care of that. But once again you're you're dealing with with things that are really largely outside of our control you know fumes or particles from smoke Landing hundred of miles away can certainly impact uh agricultural efforts so something to be mindful of uh if you're in the market for produce anytime soon moving overseas I also wanted to briefly mention the unrest in the United Kingdom with regards to the Southport murders controversy so for those who maybe have not been following the story again th this story is very very different I think and as far as the national level atmospherics within the United Kingdom it's being very different in terms of uh what the attack means and what it resulted in for the nation so this is not your standard knife attack this is probably one of the most horrific crimes that has occurred in the United Kingdom with regards to murders especially the murders of very young children so I will not get into the details of the attack. But it is these exact details that has caused this controversy because this attack for one took a very long period of time uh to conduct and the levels of violence uh that were exhibited during this attack are just Indescribable so uh you even see the king's Council for the defense essentially the attorney for the def the the defendant saying look man I've I've got no defense here like this guy's a monster that's kind of the way that the the trial has has gone on and it's not really it's not really been a trial so much because the defendant plad guilty to all of this and very proudly did so which again has has highlighted a lot of concerns. But like I mentioned this is this is not just a simple terror attack horrific as it is there are a lot of things that have kind of added up to to strike the British Consciousness uh and sort of allow British Society to kind of figure out what they are as a nation some of the more main concerns that this attack has brought up are for one the horrific details of the attack like I mentioned very very brutal and these details came out during the uh during the courtroom sentencing uh during this trial and this ties into the next thing which is Media censorship from the very very get-go a lot of people were aware of the facts of this case and the extreme levels of brutality that this individual uh carried out that day and the media essentially covered it up now this is not entirely new. However this leads into the third concern which is people were imprisoned people were imprisoned they were arrested and thrown in jail for stating facts of this case because the government again the fourth problem here the government uh did everything they possibly could to protect this individual to protect him and protect his family from the righteous anger that people are feeling towards him and his family who knew about the attack and the authorities who did everything they could to cover it up once again the this uh the sentencing hearing and some of the details of this attack that have begrudgingly been released by the UK the British government have highlighted just how far uh this individual was was gone for instance he was arrested on weapons of mass destruction charges just a few months ago or a few months prior to the attack for attempting to make ryson uh and possessing Al-Qaeda training materials and uh he was most certainly trying to make a weapon of mass he was trying to cause Mass Mayhem and the British government did not do anything uh with with regards to preventing him from doing so so once again immigrant from Rwanda we all know how this goes uh and unfortunately I think that the horrific details of this are just too much for for British Society to bear at the moment so that's why I wanted to mention this again I'm not British I have no dog in this fight. But I I think that incidents like this incidents like what's going on in South Africa as well which I need to speak more deliberately about at some point these kinds of events can serve as a a sort of litmus test here in the United States for I guess for lack of a better term societal shift or a decision Point meaning the decision of what does it mean to be in a society what does it mean what is our civilization defined as what what does it mean to be uh a British citizen or in in our case over here American citizens and and this has really caused a lot of these issues to kind of come out and I think that the British people are going to to arrive at the these Solutions uh at some point or either that or or uh the British Empire is uh is going to live through some very very rough times so I don't mean to be uh too philosophical with this one so I'll just kind of leave it there I just wanted to briefly mention this this incident and the societal issues that it's causing because this does have uh some some bearing on American society as well because we're dealing with some of the same issues uh so we will most certainly see how this works out and uh I will most certainly be praying for for all of those involved in the entire nation as Britain Works through their uh Works through some of the things they're trying to figure out so that's pretty much all I have for today let's uh roll things up here with the ghostnet reports and let's see uh this week I was not able to get too many uh I did get some. But a lot of partial messages I'm not entirely certain like classic fashion I was expecting propagation to be pretty good and it wasn't so maybe the day is getting longer I don't know. But yeah it's one of those things where some some weeks are good some weeks are not so great on my end but a lot of you I was able to see we're talking to each other and that and that's always good so. Even if I can't win you know somebody at least somebody else can uh someone also did mention that the uh winter Field Day is coming up and as of this report I think it it will probably be over by the time this video gets out so sorry about that for the for the timing on that one. But yeah for those of you who are into contesting and things like that with the ham radio world that's that's something that most of you would probably already be already be aware of. Anyway so it was on the 25th and 26th so hopefully I'll be able to get this one out pretty early but yeah that's pretty much all I have for today again here are the sources for this time uh once again just as a reminder for those of you who are not aware all of these sources for all of the wire reports that I put out throughout the week are listed on my obsidian page that's kind of the platform that I'm using to to Corral all of my sources for some of these daily reports so you don't have to wait for the the weekend uh briefing to get all of the the rollup information so yeah that's pretty much it uh hopefully we'll be able to to get things off to a good start here in the United States and and hopefully the rest of the world can uh can can start moving in a positive direction too I know for a lot of my friends overseas in the UK and Germany South Africa places like that things aren't looking so good. But uh hopefully a a sort of um righteous anger can serve as a a motivating factor for for getting stuff done right not that we need to you know focus on the negative parts of that. But you know a lot of things are going on around the world that most certainly if if you're not if they don't make you angry then you're not you're not a human right so there are just some things that that are going on that are not so good and rather than focus on that you know complaining and moaning and just generally negative things I think that we can turn that you know that righteous anger into something positive and uh affect the change that will you know help people out in the long run so hopefully we can focus on that and uh be a little bit more deliberate a little bit more motivated and dedicated to doing the right thing and doing what is right in the end so on that note thank you all for watching thank you all for all of your support and we will. See you next time and as always fight in the shade.