El Daltón is an interesting choice of venue–has for all intents & purposes been North Michoacán for over twenty years now due to the presence of illegals in the carpet industry there. Also, the whole region is covered with a blanket of home-grown spoopiness in its own right.
Was arrested a couple of months ago under false pretense. Cop had a Gadsden flag patch in his car, cop was obviously one of us in every way. During the course of the 90-or-so minutes we spent together, it became clear that he was acting under duress–the shit dude was talking felt like the film of that Vietnam POW blinking "torture" in morse code. I felt he was signalling to me that what he had done was due to bullshit that had rolled downhill to him from the thoroughly-comped leadership class, and he felt he had no choice in the matter.
In retrospect, I think this is what happened: I received an item in the mail, very indiscreetly packaged, which marked me as being involved here. Whoever was my postman that day was an operative, and he or she told their handler about it. That handler is likely a union rep. Union rep has a contact in the police union, because they're all on the same team. Police union rep gets in touch with Lieutenant Whoever, who is also a partisan operative, and tells them to fuck with any vehicles from my address because we're those people.
I suspect that the unions are key hereall of them, operating in concert as a covert arm of Team Shithead. Ordinary cops just trying to do their jobs get caught up in political bullshit that they can't even fathom, much less expose without risking their livelihoods. Normies are not like us; they won't risk their livelihoods for principlesthey'll do whatever they're told, even if it makes them feel gross.
So yeah, the unions. That is where the magic happens. It is also a massive weak spot. Everybody knows that unions are totally pozzed by organized crime, everybody expects it, even if they're a big supporter of unions in general. Maybe that's our first domino? Expose those relationships and the things they make possible and you expose the reality that our whole world orbits a massive gravity well of corruption.
Just spitballing here. Cops are good; their bosses, not so much. Dig on the unions, and I think you'll notice things.