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centurionguard
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My sincere apologies. Perhaps what the fight against the Colombian and Mexican Drug Cartels really need is a strong collective U.N. military effort of Shock and Awe. But because this is serious affront on American soil which some may think makes it (“only”) an American government problem which really it isn’t; because these illegal drugs find themselves spread through an entire network encompassing several countries.As opposed to 40,000 dead in Mexico’s drug war? Or the hundreds of tortured and murdered bodies found in streets every week? What is it you think he’ll learn that he hasn’t probably already seen with his own eyes?
And of course this is the same DEA that was part of the ill fated “fast and furious” scheme that resulted in over 200 US government issued guns ending up at crime scenes in Mexico…![]()
It is a seriously bigger problem than most of the public realize, especially considering what takes place behind the scenes. Sadly though I don’t foresee any easy solution to bringing a stop to the drug cartels who may have influenced shady business partnership with global big business operatives and even possibly top U.S. government officials.
This kind of conspiracy may sound too Hollywood, but the average person will never likely know.
cnsnews.com/news/article/mexican-president-us-cooperation-fighting-drug-cartels-mexico-notoriously-insufficient
dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1323458/Mexican-drug-cartels-horrific-brutality-makes-al-Qaeda-look-tame.html
dailymotion.com/video/xiv6fp_tom-donilon-national-security-drug-cartels-fbi-dea-carroll-trust-case_news
nytimes.com/2011/08/07/world/07drugs.html?_r=1&pagewanted=all