From , as follows: “I certainly hope that none of you thought that I didn't have a plan for this already in place; I was expecting opposition on this project from the very beginning. For those who don't understand, I have been mapping all of the locations in the United States that are used by NGOs to funnel illegal immigrants into this nation. Cartel hide sites, NGO safehouses, logistics hubs, you name it...I'm tracking it and bringing the disinfectant of sunlight upon very big criminal enterprises. Or at least, I'm doing what I can; to be honest none of this data is secret...these NGOs are very open about the crimes they are committing. You see, we're dealing with a pretty big machine here, and a data set that lists all of the sites that are being used by multi-billion-dollar NGOs and corporations to aid and abet illegal immigration...well, this is not a fight that can be fought directly. Certainly not by me. I don't like it any more than anyone else, but we have to face facts: In the United States, there are tens of thousands of entities and organizations that are funneling illegals into this country. And only in America could a Cartel-affiliated organization use our own legal system to silence those bringing light to their illegal activities. The old story of the burglar suing the homeowner for injuries sustained during a break in is simply the situation we have to operate within for the time being. However, a DMCA takedown order is honestly insulting because of how little it actually impacted things. It took me two seconds to delete the offending layer, and immediately re-publish it as a new layer. Plus, the KMZ of this data was on my GitHub page the whole time, for those of you who prefer to bring this data in to ATAK. I have the data, it's backed up in a million different ways, and I am going to keep expanding on it every single day. And now I know (if I didn't know already) that this boring map stuff does indeed touch a nerve. Of course, I know this work is not without risk. The targeting will continue. Nasty and illegal letters will continue too. This will probably be taken down again at some point, and the cycle will continue. They may even resort to more serious measures at some point. But I don't care. I'll be back up and running with minimal downtime even if it kills me. So this Independence Day, let us not just reflect on what our nation has endured, but what it will continue to endure as we do the best we can to make our home a better place to be. We have a long road ahead, and we are not going to get out of this mess unless we all do our part, even if it's just to be aware of what malign actors are up to throughout the United States. The link to my map is here” (*UTM removed*): https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html
