“Undercover American narcotics agents have laundered or smuggled millions of dollars in drug proceeds as part of Washington’s expanding role in Mexico’s fight against drug cartels, according to current and former federal law enforcement officials,” the New York Times reports. Does that sound familiar?
It’s the exact same explanation the ATF used to justify Operation Fast and Furious, wherein ATF agents “allowed” some 2000 firearms to walk from U.S. gun stores to the Sinaloan drug cartel. Just like the DEA’s money laundering ops, ATF’s so-called “botched sting” operation was designed to “catch the big fish.” Damningly, in ten months F&F did no such thing.
The DOJ pulled the plug on Fast and Furious roughly a year ago, after drug thugs murdered U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry with ATF-enabled firearms. As far as we know, the DEA’s “Cash for Goons” program is ongoing.
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War on Drugs is intended to keep prices high - not stop people from using drugs.
How could they get Heroin and Cocaine into our Country if there were a REAL war on drugs? They couldn't. That is obvious.
Only the government can bring in the drugs in the quantities we see on the streets of every single town and city in America. We are totally inundated with drugs made from plants which will not grow in America. It is outrageous for Americans to still believe our government is trying to stop drugs from coming into our Nation.
They have been bringing them in since the Viet Nam era when they brought them in the dead soldiers body bags.
The soldiers are presently "guarding the poppie fields" in Afghanistan. The Taliban tried their best to EXTERMINATE the poppy. They did not believe in drug use. The Soviets prevented them from exterminating the poppies, and now the Americans are preventing them from exterminating the poppies.
Poppies are the 3rd most valuable commodity on the planet by weight - following only Uranium and Plutonium.
Wake up folks
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