It sounds like the Ecuadorian government, or a select set of decision-makers, are getting money or some other direct tangible benefits, and in return, all that's asked of them is to send back pictures of some blown up infrastructure.

Good. My kids are still safe at drug camp.

Those cows were drug mules.

RFK's shadow war on processed terrorist milk

Detectives Pep Streebeck and Joe Friday had no comment.

What in the chucklefuckiest of idiocy even was this. The US took credit for a fucking fake operation that bombed a dairy farm and tortured people? What, like, not enough warcrimes of our own we just had to go and and find some extras?

And though the Pentagon said at the time that it had “executed targeted action” against the site at Ecuador’s request, U.S. troops had no direct involvement in the strike shown in the video, according to four people with knowledge of the operation, three of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive matter.

Workers on the farm told The Times that Ecuadorean soldiers arrived by helicopter on March 3, doused several shelters and sheds with gasoline and ignited them after interrogating workers and beating four of them with the butts of their guns. Three of the workers, who requested anonymity for fear of retaliation by the government, said the soldiers later choked and subjected them to electrical shocks before letting them go.