Los Angeles, Alta California
May 17, 2010
Is President Felipe Calderon
protecting the CIA Drug Cartel?
As the Republic of Mexico is feeling the aftershocks of the abduction of a corrupt Mexican ruling party top operative, it is also asking important questions concerning the so-called 'Mexican War on Drugs' that has caused the slaughtered of over 22,700 of its citizens since 2007. Over the weekend, what is believed to be a competing drug cartel in the lucrative 325 billion per year drug market, abducted ex-senator and former Partido Accion Nacional (PAN)
presidential candidate Diego Fernandez de Cevallos at his ranch in the central Mexican state of Queretaro. Cevallos is a very close associate of President Calderon and his father was a founder of the PAN ruling political party.
There are many questions that lead one to believe that the war on drugs is a complete sham. Here in the USA, the principal consumer of drugs, the multi-billion effort to combat the sale and use of drugs has made not difference over the years. School children in every major city in the country will tell you that it is easier to by a joint of marijuana or a rock of crack cocaine than it is to buy a can of beer. In addition, there have been numerous prison interviews of inmates which indicate that drugs are available to them in any quantity they want inside the prisons. So what is going on?
This is one question we should ask ourselves as President Felipe Calderon visits the White House on Wednesday. Is he coming to ask for amnesty for Mexican undocumented immigrant workers or is he coming to ask for more money and military weapons under the Merida Initiative to combat elements in Mexico who compete with those that really control the importation of cocaine and other drugs into the USA? Remember the CIA crack cocaine scandal that rocked South Central Los Angeles in the late 70's and early 80's? Also, let us not forget about the CIA connected jet plane that crashed near Cancun, Mexico in 2007 with 4 tons of cocaine and of course let us not forget the connection between the CIA, the puppet corrupt regime in Afghanistan and the importation of heroin into the USA.
There are clear indications that there is a brutal struggle along the US/Mexico border between the CIA and Mexican cartels for control of drug trafficking routes. The present problems along the US/Mexico border has more to do with this battle than with migrant Mexican workers. Unfortunately undocumented Mexican immigrants are being utilized as scapegoats and it appears that President Felipe Calderon is unwittingly cooperating in return for a few drug gringo dollars. One example of this is the savage home invasion and murder of little Brisenia Flores and her father Raul in Arivaca, Arizona by the Minutemen vigilantes. Shawna Forde and the serial killer Jason Bush of the Minutemen American Defense organization invaded the home of the Flores family looking for drugs and money in 2009. It has now been confirmed that Shawna Forde had various meetings and was connected with the notorious CIA covert operative Joseph Adams of "Nicaraguan Contra/Crack Cocaine Scandal" fame prior to the operation. Many independent journalists now believe that the Minutemen are actually CIA funded operatives who's mission is to obtain intelligence information along the border in order to better protect their CIA drug operations.
There is a growing number of Mexicans that believe that President Felipe Calderon may actually be a traitor like Luis Cuevas, Bernardo Couto and Miguel Atristain who illegitimately signed the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo turning over half of Mexico's territory to the gringos. These Mexican ask, "Why doesn't Calderon not advocate for the legalization of the cultivation and sale of marijuana, tax it and in addition make peace with the Mexican cartels?"
It concerned honest DEA administrators exposing CIA corrupt drug operations,
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