Larissa wilson+Follow“Family of Colombian Fisherman Killed in U.S. Strike Files Human Rights Complaint” The family of a Colombian fisherman killed during a U.S. military strike in the Caribbean on Sept. 15 has filed a formal complaint with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. They allege the U.S. government carried out an unlawful killing and are demanding a full investigation, accountability, and justice for their loved one. U.S. officials have not yet publicly responded to the filing.#BreakingNews #HumanRights #Colombia #USMilitary #Caribbean #JusticeForAll #GlobalNews #IACHR1026402Share
✅CHAUNCEYDATGUY+FollowU.S. military strikes alleged drug boat in the Caribbean killing 3, Pete Hegseth saysThe U.S. military has struck another suspected drug-smuggling boat in the Caribbean, killing all three people aboard. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed the strike late Saturday, calling the men “narco-terrorists” linked to a designated terrorist organization. Hegseth said the vessel was traveling along a known trafficking route and carrying narcotics. No American forces were injured. This marks the 15th strike since September under the Trump administration’s campaign against maritime drug operations—leaving at least 64 people dead so far. Critics in Congress are demanding more transparency, questioning the intelligence behind the attacks and why Democrats were excluded from recent briefings. Despite that, Hegseth vowed to keep targeting smugglers, saying the U.S. will “track them, map them, hunt them, and kill them.” #ChaunceyDatGuy #USMilitary #PeteHegseth #TrumpAdministration #Caribbean #DrugTrafficking #BreakingNews26628Share
Nicholas Lyons+FollowPacking Regrets from My Aruba TripSpent a week in Aruba and learned the hard way what to pack for a Caribbean getaway! My sandbag anchors and waterproof phone pouch were total lifesavers, but I seriously wish I’d brought water shoes (hello, sea urchin sting), towel clips, and a water shirt. If you’re heading to the islands, don’t make my mistakes—these small items make a huge difference! #Travel #TravelTips #Caribbean00Share
Nicholas Lyons+FollowNo Passport Needed for This Caribbean EscapeDid you know there’s a Caribbean island where you don’t even need a passport? St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands is the ultimate hack for Americans craving turquoise water and hidden beaches—just bring your driver’s license. Forget currency exchanges, customs lines, or international phone plans. Over half the island is protected national park, so you get untouched nature, sea turtles, and local eats instead of chain resorts. It’s basically a secret paradise hiding in plain sight! #Travel #TravelHacks #Caribbean60Share