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this mission would be the hardest one on any MW game
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this mission would be the hardest one on any MW game
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All of this stems from the CIA black-ops *%#! that Bush Sr. and Regan orchestrated in the 80's to go into Colombia and Panama.
A lot of these Mexican cartels were/still are directly connected to the ones in Colombia.
There's tons of information out there on the facade that is the "war on drugs". The CIA allowed all of this to happen.
A lot of these Mexican cartels were/still are directly connected to the ones in Colombia.
There's tons of information out there on the facade that is the "war on drugs". The CIA allowed all of this to happen.
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All of this stems from the CIA black-ops *%#! that Bush Sr. and Regan orchestrated in the 80's to go into Colombia and Panama.
A lot of these Mexican cartels were/still are directly connected to the ones in Colombia.
There's tons of information out there on the facade that is the "war on drugs". The CIA allowed all of this to happen.
A lot of these Mexican cartels were/still are directly connected to the ones in Colombia.
There's tons of information out there on the facade that is the "war on drugs". The CIA allowed all of this to happen.
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10th prestigeOriginally Posted by tizoni
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10th prestigeOriginally Posted by tizoni
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10th prestigeOriginally Posted by tizoni
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damn damn damn
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damn damn damn
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It's no secret that...
The single largest marketplace for illegal drugs continues to be the United States!
It's all about supply and demand.
People always point the finger at these cartels, but they're just supplying the demand
we have here in this country. Also, the US is the one of the largest Gun/weapon distributors in the world, and the majority
of the guns these cartels use are smuggled from the US into Mexico.
We supply the guns/they supply the drugs.
The single largest marketplace for illegal drugs continues to be the United States!
It's all about supply and demand.
People always point the finger at these cartels, but they're just supplying the demand
we have here in this country. Also, the US is the one of the largest Gun/weapon distributors in the world, and the majority
of the guns these cartels use are smuggled from the US into Mexico.
We supply the guns/they supply the drugs.
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It's no secret that...
The single largest marketplace for illegal drugs continues to be the United States!
It's all about supply and demand.
People always point the finger at these cartels, but they're just supplying the demand
we have here in this country. Also, the US is the one of the largest Gun/weapon distributors in the world, and the majority
of the guns these cartels use are smuggled from the US into Mexico.
We supply the guns/they supply the drugs.
The single largest marketplace for illegal drugs continues to be the United States!
It's all about supply and demand.
People always point the finger at these cartels, but they're just supplying the demand
we have here in this country. Also, the US is the one of the largest Gun/weapon distributors in the world, and the majority
of the guns these cartels use are smuggled from the US into Mexico.
We supply the guns/they supply the drugs.
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double post
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double post
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The problem is that there is no war actually being waged against the Cartels. The feds in Mexico may have declared war but it's only in name.
If an actual war was being waged the cartels would have it much worse. In public the feds say they're waging war on the cartels but then in private they're cutting deals/ working with them.
If an actual war was being waged the cartels would have it much worse. In public the feds say they're waging war on the cartels but then in private they're cutting deals/ working with them.
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The problem is that there is no war actually being waged against the Cartels. The feds in Mexico may have declared war but it's only in name.
If an actual war was being waged the cartels would have it much worse. In public the feds say they're waging war on the cartels but then in private they're cutting deals/ working with them.
If an actual war was being waged the cartels would have it much worse. In public the feds say they're waging war on the cartels but then in private they're cutting deals/ working with them.
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For those of you who are interested in this kind of stuff I recommend reading "Dark Alliance" by Gary Webb.
He's the dude who exposed the CIA-supported Contras- He later commited suicide or that's what they claim,
but it's an interesting read about the crack epidemic of the 80's, and how the CIA was supplying the real Ricky Ross (not that fake rapper)
peep it!
He's the dude who exposed the CIA-supported Contras- He later commited suicide or that's what they claim,
but it's an interesting read about the crack epidemic of the 80's, and how the CIA was supplying the real Ricky Ross (not that fake rapper)
peep it!
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For those of you who are interested in this kind of stuff I recommend reading "Dark Alliance" by Gary Webb.
He's the dude who exposed the CIA-supported Contras- He later commited suicide or that's what they claim,
but it's an interesting read about the crack epidemic of the 80's, and how the CIA was supplying the real Ricky Ross (not that fake rapper)
peep it!
He's the dude who exposed the CIA-supported Contras- He later commited suicide or that's what they claim,
but it's an interesting read about the crack epidemic of the 80's, and how the CIA was supplying the real Ricky Ross (not that fake rapper)
peep it!
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What i dont understand is why the U.S. is overseas bs'ing when they could go to Mexico and fix this problem.My homeboy and his brother went to mexico to visit some family and they stopped them and asked if they had any valuables and they said no so they pulled my homeboys out of the car and searched it and found their jewelry and beat the crap out of them for lying.
I would be down to join the army to go stop them.
Maybe if someone hurt the governor of Arizona like the cartel leader wanted ,maybe the U.S. would go to work on them
I would be down to join the army to go stop them.
Maybe if someone hurt the governor of Arizona like the cartel leader wanted ,maybe the U.S. would go to work on them
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What i dont understand is why the U.S. is overseas bs'ing when they could go to Mexico and fix this problem.My homeboy and his brother went to mexico to visit some family and they stopped them and asked if they had any valuables and they said no so they pulled my homeboys out of the car and searched it and found their jewelry and beat the crap out of them for lying.
I would be down to join the army to go stop them.
Maybe if someone hurt the governor of Arizona like the cartel leader wanted ,maybe the U.S. would go to work on them
I would be down to join the army to go stop them.
Maybe if someone hurt the governor of Arizona like the cartel leader wanted ,maybe the U.S. would go to work on them
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Here's your answer.
US banks launder billions of USD worth of drug money.
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Here's your answer.
US banks launder billions of USD worth of drug money.
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