Get ready. Hopefully we're about to send you all of our domestic extremists. If we get really lucky, we'll fill it up to the max with all of our pro-Palestinian protesters and anti-ice terrorists. Send them all to CECOT (Terrorism Confinement Center) in El Salvador. #CECOT @globalxairlines #GlobalX 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.