>>22035494 Former Green Beret: Trump Can "Turn Loose Delta Force" On The CartelsPN

Former Green Beret: Trump Can "Turn Loose Delta Force" On The Cartels

TYLER DURDEN

THURSDAY, NOV 21, 2024

Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news,

During a discussion with Joe Rogan, former Green Beret Evan Hafer, noted thatif president-elect Trump decides to go to war with the cartels he could opt to use US Special Forces to destroy them.

Hafer noted “if we declare war on the cartel,these dudes are not going to understand what the fuck is going on!"

“They are in for a world of ultra violencethey’ve never actually felt before because you know, obviously this is a very capable violent organization,” Hafer added.

He continued, “They have fucking no clue if we organize these tier one units against them this is gonna be — what I would be doing if I was down there… I’d be getting ready to retire right now,”

“That’s what I would be doing. Because if Delta Force is hunting me bro, I would be so terrified,” Hafer further urged.

"I thought about this for a long time where I’m like if they turn loose Delta Force and SEAL Team 6 on cartels and pedophiles, we could just kind of like erase the problem in about two years. It’d be gone,” Hafer, the founder of Black Rifle Coffee Company, emphasised.

🔥 Special Forces Vet. Evan Hafer & Joe Rogan on Trump Declaring War on the Cartels: 'It Is Going to Get Wild Come January 20th'

"If we declare war on the cartel, these dudes are not gonna understand what the f*ck is going on. They are in for a world of ultra-violence they've… pic.twitter.com/lUp0onVgRr

— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) November 19, 2024

Trump has repeatedly said that this option is on the table.

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Special Forces Vet. Evan Hafer & Joe Rogan on Trump Declaring War on the Cartels: 'It Is Going to Get Wild Come January 20th'

"If we declare war on the cartel, these dudes are not gonna understand what the fck is going on. They are in for a world of ultra-violence they've never actually felt before … They have fcking no clue if we organize these Tier 1 units against them … What I would be doing if I was down there … I would be getting ready to retire right now becauseif Delta Force is hunting me, bro I would be so terrified."

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>>22035795

This is fantastic to listen to. Everyone thinks Trump hates war,he hates useless wars. He supports Holy wars of ridding our country and earth of Evil. No one will ever know this, but why do you think he is entertained by the violent sports, its for strategy. Sun Tzu.

He's not a violent man, but he will protect his own, especially America for the fulfillment of God's original plan for our country.

God Bless and Always Protect PDJT and his family etc. that volunteered for this mission.

>>22035838

Trump says so much it's hard to catch the whole history, like with his rallies, he seems to always add details of what he's said before. It seems he repeats himself, but he's adding to the story.

It would be interesting to combine all the rally transcripts remove the duplicate words and add to the idea, theory or story. If someone had a super computer and did that, I bet it would be earth shattering, in a brilliant way, what the entire story and history he foretold.

>>22035795

Evan Hafer is the founder and CEO of Black Rifle Coffee Company, and he served over twenty years in the U.S. Army as a Green Beret. He is known for his contributions to the veteran community and his business success in the coffee industry.

THE UNTOLD TRUE STORY OF HOW BLACK RIFLE COFFEE GOT ITS START

November 22, 2019Maggie Ben

black rifle coffee company

Mat Best, Evan Hafer, and Jarred Taylor in the early days of Black Rifle Coffee Company.

Evan Hafer, the founder and CEO of Black Rifle Coffee Company, was suspicious. He was holding staff meetings every two days, being told that their in-house fulfillment center was only a few shipments behind, and yet customer service complaints were piling up. So he went to check for himself and quickly discovered that the backup was considerably worse than he had believed.

In a situation like this, a good leader has only one choice: take action.

Hafer put out a call for the entire company, every single employee up to the highest executive level, to report to fulfillment and stop all other business until they had caught up. “We are on the line, grabbing coffee, putting it in boxes, taping it up, shipping it out, like madmen, for eight to 10 hours a day,” said Jarred Taylor, BRCC co-founder and vice president of business development, recalling that memorable time in 2016. The company was only in its second year of operation and finding out the hard way that scaling a rapidly growing business can sometimes be stressful, if not painful.

But for a company led by military special operations veterans, pain and stress in pursuit of a mission is nothing more than a familiar, old friend.

In the end, they shipped 24,000 boxes of coffee over the course of three days. The ordeal forced them to realize just how massive their enterprise had become. And it had all started from a one-pound roaster in Hafer’s garage.

Today, five years since its founding, Black Rifle Coffee Companyemploys more than 200 people — 40 percent of them veterans of the U.S. military. Their products are available at 1,700 retail locations across the country as well as through online sales, and they are on pace to pull in $80 million in revenue in 2019. Their Facebook page has 1.25 million followers, and their viral videos are notorious throughout the veteran, first responder, and pro-Second Amendment communities.

But there is more to the company than viral videos and premium coffee. Co-founder and executive vice president Mat Best sees the true value of BRCC as providing a sense of belonging to the customers who have supported the company from its humble beginnings.

“We want them to be so engaged with the brand,” Best said. “Understand what our values are, understand our mission statement, understand what we’re doing for the veteran community — why we’re out there frickin’ working so hard.”

Founders Evan Hafer and Mat Best on the range. Photo courtesy of @mat_best_official on Instagram.

Hafer grew up associating coffee with his father and his maternal grandfather, both loggers, who would head off to work with black coffee in their heavy thermoses.But it wasn’t until his time as a U.S. Army Special Forces NCO, or “Green Beret,” that his interest in coffee grew. While his buddies were exploring home-brewing beer, he was home-roasting coffee beans. He couldn’t stop thinking of new ways to make the experience of drinking coffee unique every day. Hafer tried to figure out how to make the perfect cup of coffee on deployment overseas or in the backcountry at home.

“Coffee is fascinating to me,” Hafer said. “It doesn’t ever run out of interest for me. It’s a book that never ends.”

During his time in the CIA, Hafer roasted coffee in his personal roaster. His extracurricular hobby occasionally came up in conversation with Jeff Kirkham, a fellow former Green Beret and CIA operator. The two had known each other since 2000 and had small children the same age when they “started plotting our escape from the golden handcuffs of the United States government,” as Kirkham put it. “Since we started having kids at the same time, going overseas wasn’t as cool as it used to be.”….

https://coffeeordie.com/black-rifle-coffee-true-story

>>22034262 Bill Clinton gives 'cold, hard truth' on why his party lost in 'humiliating' fashionPN

You know how we got confirmation that HRC is long gone?

When Bill was talking about having a woman president soon, he never mentioned Hillary in that dialogue, not even a bit. He compared a strong woman to Maggie Thatcher, now if Hillary was alive today, would Bill ever want to go home after that.

From what I saw years ago: There was a number of videos of Bill's friends in college, his security, etc, that gave proof Bill was going to marry an upstanding women, and got pummeled by the witch and he ended up marrying her.

It's just absolutely strange he did not mention her name even once in this interview.

Ok Guys is that an almost invisible space craft, or just a strange cloud floating very slowly when there is a slow wind here. Taken 4 minutes between the others?

I'm taking pictures of the stars with a clear sky tonight