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Local Contractor used his Yacht to smuggle 98 Illegals
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2024 Oct 14, 8:46am 133 views 9 comments
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clambo
2024 Oct 14, 10:19am
Slave masters want illegal workers; American workers don't.
American workers understand that more foreign labor supply=lower wages, poorer working conditions, less bargaining power for the American worker.
What very few people know is that our founding documents were derived from the Magna Carta in England.
The Magna Carta resulted from the plague which decimated the population of serfs so much that the landowners needed to give the workers rights because with fewer workers, more power belongs to workers
American workers understand that more foreign labor supply=lower wages, poorer working conditions, less bargaining power for the American worker.
What very few people know is that our founding documents were derived from the Magna Carta in England.
The Magna Carta resulted from the plague which decimated the population of serfs so much that the landowners needed to give the workers rights because with fewer workers, more power belongs to workers
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Ceffer
2024 Oct 14, 11:02am
Ceffer
2024 Oct 14, 11:02am
A free yacht ride, paid vacation to Amerika, Jesuit credit cards on our tax dime, no documentation driver's license, and pre-filled voting ballot. What could possibly go wrong?
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2024 Oct 14, 12:02pm
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2024 Oct 14, 12:02pm
AmericanKulak says
What’s the limit?
officers discovered 25 Haitian migrants hidden on the deck of the boat
What’s the limit?
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Ceffer
2024 Oct 14, 12:59pm
Ceffer
2024 Oct 14, 12:59pm
Al_Sharpton_for_President says
Just throw down a bunch of cats and hibachi's and they're set for the ride.
AmericanKulak says
officers discovered 25 Haitian migrants hidden on the deck of the boat
What’s the limit?
Just throw down a bunch of cats and hibachi's and they're set for the ride.
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WookieMan
2024 Oct 14, 3:53pm
WookieMan
2024 Oct 14, 3:53pm
This is what I've been preaching. Epstein. No intention of shitting on anyone but I know none of you have traveled with a black kid that you're NOT guardian of.
We have been accused of trafficking him. Multiple times. Having lived through it, boats are your best way to move them in territories. Epstein's plan, they land and just walk off. There's no security and not on the island either.
You can get whatever list you want, nothing can be proved without victims or evidence. Flying to STT means literally nothing on a private jet. I wouldn't want to be associated with him, but it's almost impossible to prove. Honestly there's probably a place holder person we don't know about keeping it going now. Last time down there, security was on the dock. It's still an active island.
I think it goes waaaaaaaay higher than Epstein. Moral of the story is boats move people. There's little regulation. It's difficult to catch. You can move people pretty easily without anyone knowing. Even foreign countries. If authorities catch you, pop 'em, drop 'em to the bottom and put the boat in full throttle out to sea 100 miles away until it runs out of gas.
Perfect setup.
We have been accused of trafficking him. Multiple times. Having lived through it, boats are your best way to move them in territories. Epstein's plan, they land and just walk off. There's no security and not on the island either.
You can get whatever list you want, nothing can be proved without victims or evidence. Flying to STT means literally nothing on a private jet. I wouldn't want to be associated with him, but it's almost impossible to prove. Honestly there's probably a place holder person we don't know about keeping it going now. Last time down there, security was on the dock. It's still an active island.
I think it goes waaaaaaaay higher than Epstein. Moral of the story is boats move people. There's little regulation. It's difficult to catch. You can move people pretty easily without anyone knowing. Even foreign countries. If authorities catch you, pop 'em, drop 'em to the bottom and put the boat in full throttle out to sea 100 miles away until it runs out of gas.
Perfect setup.
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clambo
2024 Oct 14, 5:05pm
Boats all can be monitored if our government wants to do it.
The guy had to go pick up the Haitian guys somewhere.
The guy had to go pick up the Haitian guys somewhere.
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Eric Holder
2024 Oct 14, 5:17pm
Eric Holder
2024 Oct 14, 5:17pm
clambo says
He could you the same technique Red (Soviet and Chinese) "shadow fleets" do: transfer whatever cargo needs to be transfered - be it oil or wetbacks - in the middle of the ocean between two boats/ships. But I suspect he wasn't boarded out of the blue - the gubmint folks probably saw some shady activitiy and flagged him for check.
Boats all can be monitored if our government wants to do it.
The guy had to go pick up the Haitian guys somewhere.
He could you the same technique Red (Soviet and Chinese) "shadow fleets" do: transfer whatever cargo needs to be transfered - be it oil or wetbacks - in the middle of the ocean between two boats/ships. But I suspect he wasn't boarded out of the blue - the gubmint folks probably saw some shady activitiy and flagged him for check.
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AmericanKulak
2024 Oct 14, 5:51pm
AmericanKulak
2024 Oct 14, 5:51pm
RWSGFY says
An old Texan told me there's only 3 ways to get rich: Discover oil on your land, come up with something entirely new that nobody had before, or cheat.
This guy was famous about bragging about his "Hard Work", but I'm pretty sure he got juicy contracts and probably cut a lot of corners and broke some laws quite aside from the human smuggling.
LOL, if he was so successfull, why did he engage in this covfefe?
An old Texan told me there's only 3 ways to get rich: Discover oil on your land, come up with something entirely new that nobody had before, or cheat.
This guy was famous about bragging about his "Hard Work", but I'm pretty sure he got juicy contracts and probably cut a lot of corners and broke some laws quite aside from the human smuggling.
Raymond Neil Smith, a known successful entrepreneur in Brevard County’s construction industry, has now plead guilty as the ringleader in a human smuggling case unfolding in the United States District Court, Middle District of Florida. As the owner of G&G Roofing, a multi-million dollar enterprise, Smith carefully cultivated an image of a hardworking family man devoted to his craft and his children. In a 2019 Space Coast Living interview, Smith was painted as a loving father who shared his passion for hunting and fishing with his children, attributing his strong work ethic to values instilled by his parents.
However, beneath this well-crafted persona, Smith’s reality was far darker. Him and his significant other are both active registered Republicans, as tensions about border security are at the forefront of this upcoming election. According to court documents, Smith orchestrated a human smuggling operation involving the trafficking of at least 98 migrants, including unaccompanied children. His actions, which contradict the wholesome image he projected, reveal a man driven by greed and willing to exploit the most vulnerable individuals for personal profit.
Smith’s troubles began on February 29, 2024, when officers from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission conducted a routine maritime safety inspection of his 42-foot Yellowfin vessel. During the inspection, officers discovered 25 Haitian migrants hidden on the deck of the boat, which was a clear violation of U.S. immigration laws. A subsequent investigation revealed that Smith had conducted at least six smuggling trips between July 2023 and February 2024.
https://thespacecoastrocket.com/gg-roofing-owner-pleads-guilty-to-human-trafficking-charges-including-children-smuggled-at-lest-98-migrants-mostly-haitian/
Nevermind the vulnerable individuals, it showed him to be a Uniparty NeverTrumper.