Not really. Powers that be didn't give a damn. Beside, now they are making money.
Cartels Are Apologizing!!!
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Yes, and that's also why they want to keep it all illegal. Decriminalizing it would take the money out of it. Plus they'd lose one of their primary excuses for building a police state domestically.
PS: and the banks need that cash flow too.
“Sorry we killed those chaps, old boy. Would you like to buy some cocaine or girls?”
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Sitation like this always boil down to the same thing.
Best illustrated by the following question ---
When an organized criminal organization becomes so wealthy and successful that it can influence governments & lawmakers to legalize its activities, are they still a criminal organization?
Best illustrated by the following question ---
When an organized criminal organization becomes so wealthy and successful that it can influence governments & lawmakers to legalize its activities, are they still a criminal organization?
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Wait two...Patriot Act
Laws are great but the government doesn't abide by a damn one of them. Tell that story to all the nations where we stuck our nose in their business.
One word...Waco.
Wait two...Patriot Act
Laws are great but the government doesn't abide by a damn one of them. Tell that story to all the nations where we stuck our nose in their business.
I flew to Mexico almost weekly for about 15 years, usually to overnight. We got weekly state dept briefings once the cartel violence ramped up. The takeaways were always the same: Americans in Mexico are in danger from cartel violence not because we're targets (the cartels care nothing about us), but because these folks just don't value human life. At all. It just doesn't matter; it is not even a consideration.
It's like if there is an ant between your front door and you car when you're going to work in the morning. Not only do you not care if you step on the ant, but in all likelihood it never even occurs to you to wonder if you MIGHT step on an ant. That's how little you care, right? That's how the cartels think about human life; or rather, don't think about it.
So of course any apologies from them are not genuine. It's equally ridiculous to think they fear any statement from any American politician. American politicians have been "gonna get 'em" since Ronald Reagan. These cartels know better than possibly a lot of Americans why that'll never happen, and it doesn't have anything to do with corruption in American politics (unless you consider the blatant lie of "we're gonna stop the cartels" to be corruption, but I hardly think that counts, everyone lies to get elected.)
Naw, this apology was to the residents and businessmen of Matamoros, with whom the cartels curry favor and do business. They no doubt did not intend to hurt the business of the cosmetic surgery tourism industry. Many of those surgeons are probably their partners in one way or another. It's kind of like when one country screws over another - they don't really care, but diplomacy requires an apology.
It's like if there is an ant between your front door and you car when you're going to work in the morning. Not only do you not care if you step on the ant, but in all likelihood it never even occurs to you to wonder if you MIGHT step on an ant. That's how little you care, right? That's how the cartels think about human life; or rather, don't think about it.
So of course any apologies from them are not genuine. It's equally ridiculous to think they fear any statement from any American politician. American politicians have been "gonna get 'em" since Ronald Reagan. These cartels know better than possibly a lot of Americans why that'll never happen, and it doesn't have anything to do with corruption in American politics (unless you consider the blatant lie of "we're gonna stop the cartels" to be corruption, but I hardly think that counts, everyone lies to get elected.)
Naw, this apology was to the residents and businessmen of Matamoros, with whom the cartels curry favor and do business. They no doubt did not intend to hurt the business of the cosmetic surgery tourism industry. Many of those surgeons are probably their partners in one way or another. It's kind of like when one country screws over another - they don't really care, but diplomacy requires an apology.
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Yes, and very many other examples could be given.
Plus the militarization of police is really a de facto violation of Posse Comitatas.
Or put another way (paraphrasing) treason doth never prosper, because if it prospers, none dare call it treason.
If anyone's interested in a detailed, well researched, well cited history of the union between intelligence and organized crime, try this. It's about much more than Epstein...it's the whole modern history of this underworld that the multi-millionaire talking heads on TV who pose as journalists will never investigate or talk about.
One Nation Under Blackmail -- Bundle
Other books on Jeffrey Epstein focus on the depraved nature of his crimes, his wealth and his most famous/politically-connected friends and acquaintances. This book, in contrast, reveals definitively that Epstein's activities were state-sponsored through his intelligence connections. Whitney...
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Obviously, it doesn't matter in the big picture. But still funny the apology came out. What's funnier is, Mexican president took an apology back saying drug is an American problem. I guess he doesn't think you know who will win. Now, it will be a hoot if he wins and Mexican president has to deal with him. God, I international politics. Their lips must be like sandpaper kissing all sorts of asses.
Waco was the FBI, not the United States Army.
And Waco, however justified, was a public relations disaster. To this day some people sympathize with cult leader David Koresh.
The United States military exists to defend America from other nation’s armies.
Governors call up state militia (national guard) units to enforce laws.
When I’m at my farm and look up and see an A-10 at treetop level I wave, if I have time.
The US military is the good guys.
Pray God they are never used as game wardens.
You hear some politician rattle on about invading Mexico and it’s just to get elected.
It won’t and can’t ever happen.
The oath that I took when I enlisted was to protect the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.Waco was the FBI, not the United States Army.
And Waco, however justified, was a public relations disaster. To this day some people sympathize with cult leader David Koresh.
The United States military exists to defend America from other nation’s armies.
Governors call up state militia (national guard) units to enforce laws.
When I’m at my farm and look up and see an A-10 at treetop level I wave, if I have time.
The US military is the good guys.
Pray God they are never used as game wardens.
You hear some politician rattle on about invading Mexico and it’s just to get elected.
It won’t and can’t ever happen.
Yeah right. They're afraid of our military.
Vol.1 and 2 orderedOr put another way (paraphrasing) treason doth never prosper, because if it prospers, none dare call it treason.
If anyone's interested in a detailed, well researched, well cited history of the union between intelligence and organized crime, try this. It's about much more than Epstein...it's the whole modern history of this underworld that the multi-millionaire talking heads on TV who pose as journalists will never investigate or talk about.
One Nation Under Blackmail -- Bundle
Other books on Jeffrey Epstein focus on the depraved nature of his crimes, his wealth and his most famous/politically-connected friends and acquaintances. This book, in contrast, reveals definitively that Epstein's activities were state-sponsored through his intelligence connections. Whitney...
Exactly. It's a ridiculous premise.
It's also nowhere near that simple, even if it could happen. Invade Mexico? Sure. And then Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Columbia.... And wherever else they move to if ever pushed out of a current base of operation. We going to invade all of central and south America?
And for every cartel head you capture or kill, there are 100s of desperate and ambitious up and comers ready to take their place.
I don't think anyone really knows how to solve this, but I think this war isn't winnable beyond our own borders.
You might want to read up on Waco. The US military was involved. Just Google it. It's a fact.Waco was the FBI, not the United States Army.
And Waco, however justified, was a public relations disaster. To this day some people sympathize with cult leader David Koresh.
The United States military exists to defend America from other nation’s armies.
Governors call up state militia (national guard) units to enforce laws.
When I’m at my farm and look up and see an A-10 at treetop level I wave, if I have time.
The US military is the good guys.
Pray God they are never used as game wardens.
You hear some politician rattle on about invading Mexico and it’s just to get elected.
It won’t and can’t ever happen.
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