# REMOVE: Extraterritorial Containment of Domestic Extremists Blogger: https://bryantmcgill.blogspot.com/2026/01/x.html Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/bryantmcgill/remove-extraterritorial-containment-of-domestic-extremists Substack: https://bryantmcgill.substack.com/p/remove-extraterritorial-containment This article provides an operational analysis of the **infrastructure** and **legal pathways** used to identify, manage, and potentially remove **domestic extremists** through extraterritorial containment. The author, Bryant McGill, argues that a "rights-evasion gradient" has formed by merging **immigration enforcement** with **counterterrorism** strategies, allowing the government to utilize mechanisms like **denaturalization** and offshore detention. The text highlights the roles of private aviation contractors like **Global Crossing Airlines** and maximum-security foreign facilities such as **El Salvador’s CECOT** in this burgeoning detention network. McGill warns that while these systems are currently aimed at non-citizens or naturalized individuals, the **legal scaffolding** is being built to potentially target natural-born citizens deemed threats to national security. To counter this, the author proposes **accountable preventive intervention** through "accountable enclaves" based on **rehabilitative models** rather than punitive, offshore exile. Ultimately, the source serves as a critical assessment of how **jurisdictional fragmentation** and predictive surveillance threaten constitutional protections in modern democracies. *Ken Thurston, aka "The Man Called X," was all about globe-trotting espionage with a particular knack for hunting down Nazis and their remnants. In the show's WWII-era episodes (1944-1945 especially), he frequently thwarted Axis spies, saboteurs, and post-war Nazi holdouts plotting from the shadows. For instance, in "Into Berlin" (March 3, 1945), he races to ensure a Nazi war criminal doesn't evade justice as Allied forces close in.*