3.13.26: This undated audio captures a young girl, who is clearly an informant for the DOJ, on a recorded phone call with a woman many are claiming is Erika Kirk. You can hear the DOJ agents coaching the girl before and after the call. This was their second attempt to get the woman to incriminate herself and Jeffrey Epstein.

In the audio, the woman (Erika) confirms she is working directly with Jeffrey Epstein. The informant asks about getting paid, and the woman lays it all out. She says, "The more you do, the more you get paid." She then reveals her specific role: she is the one making the schedule for the young girl.

DOJ file link: https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00276490.m4a

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These children's play areas at fast food chains are getting pretty dark, man

📝⛽️🇮🇷🇺🇸 - Every US policymaker & investor we see talks about "tactics": How many Iranian ships we've sunk, how many launchers we've destroyed....

...while ignoring what keeping Hormuz closed will do to global "logistics", even as Iran openly admits "logistics" is their whole strategy.

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"We're At War": Ecuador Deploys 75,000 Troops, Launches Anti-Cartel Missile Strikes; Colombia Warns "We're Being Bombed

On Sunday, Ecuador launched a massive anti-cartel offensive involving 75,000 troops, armored vehicles, and helicopters, with support from the U.S., in what Interior Minister John Reimberg described as a "very strong offensive," according to BBC News.

"We're at war," Reimberg said. "Don't take any risks, don't go out, stay home."

The cartel crackdown is part of a new 17-country alliance against cartels, unveiled by President Trump earlier this month.

While authorities have not said whether U.S. troops will directly participate in the operation, the two countries have already carried out joint strikes earlier this month, and the FBI is opening a field office in Ecuador to help target organized crime, money laundering, and corruption.

Last week, the U.S. and Ecuador signed a trade agreement that will unlock "commercially meaningful market access" for U.S. agricultural and industrial exports to 18 million consumers, Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said in a press release.

Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa, one of Trump's top allies in the region, has spent the last few years targeting drug cartels and criminals.

For context, about 70% of the cocaine produced in Colombia and Peru transits Ecuador.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/were-war-ecuador-deploys-75000-troops-launches-anti-cartel-missile-strikes-colombia

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