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Friday, November 6, 2009

Mexico: Exclusive–Los Zetas Responds to Jax Desmond, and Puts a Hit Out on the Company

Filed under: Crime,Industry Talk,Mexico — Tags: , , , , — Matt @ 6:03 PM

Exclusive–Los Zetas Responds to Jax Desmond, and Puts a Hit Out on the Company

November 6, 2009

     Today I have learned through reliable sources that the Los Zetas drug cartel have put out a hit on Jax Desmond, and any of their staff that attempt to help Mexico in it’s war against the cartels.

     Last month, the challenge was put out by Jax Desmond via a PRNewswire release, and that they intended on offering their services to Mexico.

     The official stance of the company is ‘Bring it on’, and they will not be deterred.

     My personal thoughts on the matter is that it would be a pure pleasure to see Los Zetas get a taste of their own medicine. And what really kills me on this, is the crime and instability in Mexico, has a direct impact on the security and stability of the US and Central/South America. Yet we focus on Afghanistan and Iraq.

      Los Zetas and the rest of the drug cartels operating throughout the region, are vermin. They are pathetic criminals, purely focused on selling drugs and destroying any threats to that business. The people of the border areas and throughout Mexico are at the mercy of these thugs, and they must be stopped.

     That is why I salute any PMC that is willing to step up and offer their services to the Mexican government in their fight against the cartels. This is where a competent PMC can actually shine. This is truly a case of good versus evil, and to me, it is crystal clear what must be done. And with Iraq and Afghanistan occupying the world’s attention and resources right now, Mexico should at least be able to use all and any means necessary to defeat their enemy. –Matt 

Edit: 12/12/09- I have since dropped this company from the blog, and any support for it.  I will leave this post up because of the comments below, but just for the record, stay away from this company called Jax Desmond.

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Watch Out Los Zetas Jax Desmond Worldwide Offers Support To Mexico In Battling Deadly Drug Cartel

Mon Oct 12, 2009 (a quote from the news release)

“That was then, this is now”. . . says Sascha Forst, spokesperson with Jax Desmond Worldwide. “Mexico can’t deal with this struggle alone and if we don’t step up to help them, who will?”

The company believes they have the resources to assist the country with their very real and worrisome problem. The question now is, will Mexico accept their offer?

SOURCE Jax Desmond Worldwide

Sascha Forst, Communications Officer, +1-815-346-3537, info@jaxdesmond.com

Story here.

 

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Crime: Helicopter Shot Down During Gang War in Brazil

Filed under: Crime — Tags: , , , — Matt @ 1:35 PM

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Bounties: Dawson Creek Bomber, Canada

Filed under: Bounties,Canada,Crime — Tags: , , , — Matt @ 10:39 PM

   Let’s catch this ‘window licker’.  Good luck to anyone in the BC area that is currently on the case or is wanting to get in on this hunt. I posted the media release at the bottom of this story, so definitely open the rest of this thing up if you want to learn more. –Matt

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Canada police renew warnings of pipeline bombings

Wed Oct 7, 2009

By Allan Dowd

VANCOUVER, British Columbia (Reuters) – Police on Wednesday urged residents near the site of several western Canadian pipeline bombings to be vigilant for more attacks as the bomber’s self-declared “summer vacation” draws to a close.

Investigators have no information that another bombing was planned soon, but noted it was also nearing the anniversary of the first attack near the communities of Dawson Creek and Tomslake, British Columbia, police said.

There have been six attacks on EnCana Corp natural gas pipelines and related infrastructure since October 2008 by a saboteur who has warned the explosions will continue until the energy industry pulls out of that area of northeastern British Columbia.

The “individual responsible for the six attacks has shown that they are willing to commit criminal acts to get their point across,” the Royal Canadian Mounted police said in a statement urging residents to be on alert.

The bomber sent a letter to the media and EnCana in July saying there would be a three-month “summer vacation,” but it also threatened the attacks would become more serious if the demands were not met.

“We hope that the bomber has had time to reconsider his actions,” police said.

Investigators have long speculated the bomber is a local resident with a grudge against EnCana. There are other energy companies working in the region, but EnCana is the only one to have been attacked.

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Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Crime: NY Pair Used Twitter and Cell Phones to Direct Protests During G-20, Pittsburgh

Filed under: Crime,Pennsylvania,PMC 2.0,Technology — Tags: , , , , , — Matt @ 10:50 AM

    I wanted to post this to show how these technologies are being used for command and control of events like this.  The key elements to this, are using pre-paid cellphones that are basically disposable, and Twitter, all with the intent of directing a protest or riot for maximum effect.  I wonder when we will hear of the first terror cell usage of Twitter, to direct a Mumbai style complex assault?  I know for the Mumbai deal, they used text messaging for command and control.     With Twitter, a leader can send orders to massive groups, and in turn, that leader can track reports coming from the various sectors of the battlefield, all using quick little reports coming through Twitter.  And with the advent of cloud computing, the most active sectors will come front and center in everyone’s Twitter account, and everyone can see where the focus should be in the protest.  It is a way to make a group more connected and more responsive to whatever police forces are doing. Just as long as they all have a connection with their phones. Now couple that with Google Maps and the common GPS features in today’s smart phones, and now you have some super empowered hooligans. Interesting stuff. –Matt

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New York pair accused of directing protesters during G-20 in Pittsburgh

By Jeremy BorenTRIBUNE-REVIEWSunday, October 4, 2009

State police have accused two anarchists from New York of using cell phones and the Internet messaging service Twitter to direct the movements of protesters during the Group of 20 summit in Pittsburgh.

Police arrested Elliot M. Madison, 41, and Michael Wallschlaeger, 46, both of Jackson Heights, N.Y., after they found them Sept. 24 in a Kennedy Township hotel room full of computers, police scanners and Pittsburgh-area maps, according to a state police criminal complaint.

FBI agents spent 16 hours Friday raiding the home of Madison and his wife, Elena, according to a federal court motion filed in Brooklyn, N.Y., by Madison’s attorney Martin R. Stolar seeking the return of Madison’s possessions that were seized in the raid.

Stolar did not return a message seeking comment Saturday. No one answered the phone at a number listed for Madison.

Wallschlaeger and Madison wore headphones and microphones as they sat in front of computers they used to send Twitter messages to protesters in Pittsburgh to help them move about the city “and to inform the protesters and groups of the movements and actions of law enforcement,” the state police complaint states.

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Friday, September 25, 2009

Law Enforcement: Terror Case Is Called One of the Most Serious in Years

Filed under: Crime,Law Enforcement,Military News — Tags: , , , — Matt @ 11:04 AM

   Bravo to the local law enforcement agencies and the various federal agencies involved in uncovering this plot.  This deal also highlights the importance of promoting ‘DIY counter-terrorism’.  What I mean by that, is everyone hears about the ‘lone wolf’ concept, of some nut job or group learning how to assemble an operation and the key components of an operation all on their own.  There is so much information available online to learn how to make explosives or how to correctly conduct an operation, that it can empower the individual to do whatever they want to do.  In my view, we must apply good sound police and investigative techniques to finding these guys, but also empower the citizenry with the knowledge necessary to identify these threats.  This case totally highlights the importance of that.

   This window licker named Zazi bought a ton of hydrogen peroxide at a beauty supplies store, and thanks to the store attendant, he was able to put two and two together and reported the suspicious activity to authorities. They took it from there and uncovered a massive terror plot.  That beauty store attendant is what I would define as a ‘lone sheepdog’ or the counter to the ‘lone wolf’, and good job to you sir. –Matt

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Terror Case Is Called One of the Most Serious in Years

By DAVID JOHNSTON and SCOTT SHANE

September 25, 2009

WASHINGTON — Since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, senior government officials have announced dozens of terrorism cases that on closer examination seemed to diminish as legitimate threats. The accumulating evidence against a Denver airport shuttle driver suggests he may be different, with some investigators calling his case the most serious in years.

Documents filed in Brooklyn against the driver, Najibullah Zazi, contend he bought chemicals needed to build a bomb — hydrogen peroxide, acetone and hydrochloric acid — and in doing so, Mr. Zazi took a critical step made by few other terrorism suspects.

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