By Mike Bibb
Adios. Image from a video of a U.S. military air strike on a compound occupied by Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang leader Hector Nino Guerrero.
The White House issued this image
"At my direction, the United States Southern Command delivered a swift and lethal kinetic strike to successfully execute Niño Guerrero, the infamous leader of Tren De Aragua, one of the most bloodthirsty Terrorist Organizations on Planet Earth." - President DONALD J. TRUMP, June 12, 2026.
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President Trump is at it again — thumpin' the bad guys!
This time, it's the honcho of Valenzuela's Tren de Aragua, another Central/ South American gang infested, dope dealing, murdering, child trafficking bunch of degenerates whose influence has infiltrated our society.
Along with several other of these low-life organizations promoting similar criminal business strategies.
We've experienced their antics for years, but they evolved into a particularly menacing threat during Joe Biden's Administration policy of "Open Borders."
Several million people randomly entered our country without permission, and ventured into virtually every city and town.
No one really knows the exact number as no records or verification of most of these folks were kept, even though Joe assigned that task to his Vice President, Kamala Harris.
Harris turned out to be as nearly incompetent as Joe at handling the job. Actually, making the situation worse.
Combined with Joe's bunch of confused officials and advisors, the Democrat National Committee finally decided they'd seen enough and pulled Joe from running for reelection, instead inserting Kamala as his replacement.
Why, is anyone's guess?
Currently, she's thinking about running for President — again. Her last attempt, in 2024, resulted in a billion-dollar waste of time.
Contributors to her campaign are still wondering where all the money disappeared to in only about three months?
Meanwhile, after four years of Joe's fumbling and bumbling, Donald Trump was handed a near total mess in immigration and border enforcement.
Everything seemed out of whack—from Mexico to Canada.
Various types of foreign drugs and bad apples were doing just about anything they wanted to do — often with the placid attitudes of "sanctuary city administrators."
However, Trump's display of using military special operation teams to go after some of these international desperados has proven successful.
Plus, he has illustrated to anyone listening, that the U.S. has the experience, technology and ability to seek and find the hideouts of these shady characters and either arrest or destroy them.
This isn't 1916 when Army General John Pershing unsuccessfully chased Pancho Villa into the interior of Mexico after Villa had invaded Columbus, New Mexico.
We've come a long way since then. Pancho had horses, mountainous terrain and soldier savvy to help his evasion from the U.S. Army.
Today, there's satellites, stealth aircraft, electronics, drones, smart missiles, intelligence operatives and stuff we can only imagine imbedded within the mix of our military capability.
Consequently, if some Third-World prick naively believes he can camouflage himself indefinitely from a United States President who has the means and gumption to go after him, then he had better dig a hole deeper than the pits of hell — as Trump has suggested.
Because, in all probability, that's where the dude is going to end up!!!
