by Mike Adams, Natural News:
The following transcript is a partial accounting of an interview with a whistleblower “RedCell” who helped run security on the transport busses organized by the State of Texas to transport illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities. This shocking firsthand account reveals how the most hardened, violent criminals from countries like Venezuela are being strategically deposited across the United States in preparation for widespread chaos and civil war in 2024. (More election interference?)
The full interview will be posted at these channel links:
Brighteon.com: Brighteon.com/channels/hrreport
Rumble: Rumble.com/c/HealthRangerReport
The following partial transcript is auto-generated. Please excuse the occasional errors.
Mike
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All right, welcome everybody. Mike Adams here with an emergency broadcast. As you know, the state of Texas is being invaded. Well, the whole country is being invaded by illegal immigration. And joining me today as sort of a last minute deal here is a whistleblower who has been hired in order to transport illegal immigrants across the country and deposit them in various cities and states, including sanctuary cities. And his call sign is Red Cell. So welcome, sir, Red Cell, welcome to the show.
Redcell
Thank you.
Mike
All right, go ahead and take us down the rabbit hole here. What, I mean, to the extent that you can, I mean, I wanna protect your operational security and privacy and your buddies and everything else, but tell us what you can about sort of what you’ve been hired to do and why you feel the need to blow the whistle on this.
Redcell
Well, the main reason to hire is to transport these immigrants from the state of Texas that are coming in and shipping them off to the sanctuary cities as far as New York, Chicago, Colorado, LA. And that’s basically that’s the job. That’s the job that’s required.
Mike
So they’re being dropped off en route or all over the place or what’s the deal?
Redcell
So with that being said, just to understand kind of the rules and everything that goes along with it, the whole mission that they’re getting paid for is to get them out of the state of Texas. This is Governor Abbott. We have to get them out of the state of Texas. Now we try to persuade them to not get off the bus because if they wanna leave and get off, we cannot hold them against their will.
You understand we’re not law enforcement, so they can actually have the law enforcement called on us and get us thrown in jail for that. So we try to persuade them to stay on the bus, to get to your location and what you’re trying to go to. So once we get out of the state of Texas, um, it’s, it’s open ball game. If they want to stop at somewhere, we stop and they’re like, Hey, I want to get off of here. Okay. Well, if you understand that as soon as I cut your wristband off, you’re done. You can’t get on this bus no more.
And with mine, we had maybe two people do that. But for all the other contractors that was there on there, there was cases to where you’re going all the way to Chicago, to New York. And it’s like 50 people max on these busses. These are. What do you call it? Buses, you know, saying.
Mike
Yeah, like commercial, like tourism type buses.
Redcell
Yeah, tour bus, stuff like that. You got different companies trying to get on that. We’ll get on that here in a minute, but some of them were getting there with 50 people on the bus and only arriving with two, meaning in between every single state going up there, they’re getting dropped off or left in them States. So with everybody thinking, Oh, well, they’re just getting to this spot and that’s it, they’re leaving them there. Big no not happening. That’s not true.
Mike
Okay, right, because a lot of Texans actually support the idea that Governor Abbott is sort of, dare I say, dumping these illegals on cities like Chicago and New York and LA in order to try to force them to realize the depth of the problem here or the scale of the problem. But what you’re saying is that oftentimes the migrants don’t even end up in those cities. They’re dropped off in Indiana or Illinois or somewhere in between, right?
Redcell
Aanywhere in between. So I’m just going to tell you right now. So with that, and as far as transportation, that’s what’s happening there. And they are stopping at every other state. It’s not just certain locations these people are getting dropped off at. Now, when you get to the kind of people that you’re talking about, that gets into a different realm. But before we hit into that, we can go back to the government. So there’s two things behind this, like it always is. It’s never going to stop.
One of them is political. We all understand that, but which a lot of Texans and everybody, we believe that is the right thing to do is to get them out of here. So that’s one thing we all agree on, like, OK, that’s great. And the second is money. Let’s not get twisted. Let’s not, you know, go around and be like, oh, you know, just all political. No, it’s not. It’s money. So when I’m talking about money, this is the big one right here that’s going to hit as far as TDEM which is the Texas Department of Emergency Management. You know, they’re the ones that are in charge of getting these contracts and everything. Well, the actual security companies that we were actually doing this work for the bus systems and the bus companies when and everything that awarded this contract, they received this contract. That’s Governor Abbott’s buddy. So that kind of lets you know how the circle goes. That’s how they do it. And you got to understand.
