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IT'S OVER!!! Mexican presidential candidates say they will stop the war on drug cartels. | |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 17813532  Canada06/25/2012 03:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They think if they stop going after Cartel leaders they will stop killing? It's possible as the cartels only kill competition or law enforcement. People will continue to buy the drugs no matter what and currently the cartel families who run things have a strong hold over their areas anyways. |
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| mr...bojangles User ID: 17247311  Mexico06/25/2012 03:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Most presidential candidates in Mexico claim that a tough war on drug cartels "is not the solution". You know what it means... Quoting: UndercoverAlien (CNN) -- With just a few weeks before Mexico's July 1 presidential election, the candidates' campaigns have been mostly driven by personalities and vague promises. Yet some policy glimpses have emerged, particularly in the security realm. Quoting: [link to edition.cnn.com] All the candidates have pledged a major shift, making violence reduction a priority over President Felipe Calderón's war on narcotraffickers, which has been carried out with U.S. cooperation. Front-runner Enrique Peña Nieto told The New York Times recently that he would focus on reducing homicide rates and not on catching cartel leaders. It is not just Peña Nieto endorsing this approach. Calderón's own National Action Party candidate Josefina Vázquez Mota promises on her website that "results will be measured not by how many criminals are captured, but by how stable and secure the communities are." Mexico is 110% controlled by drug lords and the next president is just going to make it official and constitutional. mexico is controlled by the bankers.... just like the u.s. is controlled by the bankers... wake up... Beyond one's own mind there is no dazzling light to come shining in from outside to wake one up. If one recognizes one's own intrinsic State as pure from the beginning and only temporarily obscured by impurities, and if one maintains the presence of this recognition without becoming distracted, then all the impurities dissolve. This is the essence of the Path-namkhai norbu. Why is there a legend about the descent of Christ into hell? The Teacher addressed the lower strata of the astral world, saying: �Why, by cherishing earthly thoughts, bind oneself eternally to Earth?� And many revolted in spirit and rose higher. Thread: I shot video of the earth from my spacecraft, enjoy! |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1568840 United States06/25/2012 03:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm trying to remember the last time the mafia got into a gun battle in the US over the sale of alcohol... would that be during prohibition? It seems strange that people don't tend to kill one another over alcohol sales turf. |
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| UndercoverAlien (OP) User ID: 17766413 Brazil06/25/2012 03:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just curious.. what would happen if they made the drug trade legal? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1568840 The sheeple is going to buy cocaine, crack, heroine and all sorts of mind-fuck drugs, in groceries, in the bakery, even in the mall. It will be socially accepted, the intellectual level will drop to -20 and there will be an army of sorry-ass dope-head zombies walking in the streets.  win big time!Last Edited by UndercoverAlien on 06/25/2012 03:38 PM "Do or do not. There is no try." (Yoda) |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1568840 United States06/25/2012 03:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just curious.. what would happen if they made the drug trade legal? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1568840 The sheeple is going to buy cocaine, crack, heroine and all sorts of mind-fuck drugs, in groceries, in the bakery, even in the mall. It will be socially accepted, the intellectual level will drop to -20 and there will be an army of dope-head zombies walking in the streets. win big time!Then who's buying and using all the drugs now? |
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| mr...bojangles User ID: 17247311 Mexico06/25/2012 03:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If that will be the case, then the cartels have won and will continue do what they'll do at best: hacking up and killing people, spreading turf wars, and corrupting local officials. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6495420 Mexico is a FAILED state. THE WORLD IS A FAILED STATE.... WAKE UP... Beyond one's own mind there is no dazzling light to come shining in from outside to wake one up. If one recognizes one's own intrinsic State as pure from the beginning and only temporarily obscured by impurities, and if one maintains the presence of this recognition without becoming distracted, then all the impurities dissolve. This is the essence of the Path-namkhai norbu. Why is there a legend about the descent of Christ into hell? The Teacher addressed the lower strata of the astral world, saying: �Why, by cherishing earthly thoughts, bind oneself eternally to Earth?� And many revolted in spirit and rose higher. Thread: I shot video of the earth from my spacecraft, enjoy! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 6420767 United States06/25/2012 03:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just curious.. what would happen if they made the drug trade legal? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1568840 The sheeple is going to buy cocaine, crack, heroine and all sorts of mind-fuck drugs, in groceries, in the bakery, even in the mall. It will be socially accepted, the intellectual level will drop to -20 and there will be an army of sorry-ass dope-head zombies walking in the streets. win big time!You, sir, are ill informed. lol Right now, right under your nose, (lol) the drugs are being bought by ...you will not believe this, i know...but by the very people who run and work for the goverment. The are so fucking bored at work they need the bump and it is widespread. Coke is beong used by all aspects of the US armed forces, most biz execs, most in US beuracracy etc etc... FACT I know this...and so what...I no longer care and will simply live my life apart from the narco kings and their consumers. fuck em |
| mr...bojangles User ID: 17247311 Mexico06/25/2012 03:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the cartels have gone entrepeneureal... they are now growing the weed in the u.s.... why smuggle when you can do it where you sell? Last Edited by mr...bojangles on 06/25/2012 03:43 PM Beyond one's own mind there is no dazzling light to come shining in from outside to wake one up. If one recognizes one's own intrinsic State as pure from the beginning and only temporarily obscured by impurities, and if one maintains the presence of this recognition without becoming distracted, then all the impurities dissolve. This is the essence of the Path-namkhai norbu. Why is there a legend about the descent of Christ into hell? The Teacher addressed the lower strata of the astral world, saying: �Why, by cherishing earthly thoughts, bind oneself eternally to Earth?� And many revolted in spirit and rose higher. Thread: I shot video of the earth from my spacecraft, enjoy! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 18171436 United States06/25/2012 03:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Most presidential candidates in Mexico claim that a tough war on drug cartels "is not the solution". You know what it means... Quoting: UndercoverAlien (CNN) -- With just a few weeks before Mexico's July 1 presidential election, the candidates' campaigns have been mostly driven by personalities and vague promises. Yet some policy glimpses have emerged, particularly in the security realm. Quoting: [link to edition.cnn.com] All the candidates have pledged a major shift, making violence reduction a priority over President Felipe Calderón's war on narcotraffickers, which has been carried out with U.S. cooperation. Front-runner Enrique Peña Nieto told The New York Times recently that he would focus on reducing homicide rates and not on catching cartel leaders. It is not just Peña Nieto endorsing this approach. Calderón's own National Action Party candidate Josefina Vázquez Mota promises on her website that "results will be measured not by how many criminals are captured, but by how stable and secure the communities are." Mexico is 110% controlled by drug lords and the next president is just going to make it official and constitutional. Good luck, they are going to need it. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 18315465 United States06/25/2012 03:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Most presidential candidates in Mexico claim that a tough war on drug cartels "is not the solution". You know what it means... Quoting: UndercoverAlien (CNN) -- With just a few weeks before Mexico's July 1 presidential election, the candidates' campaigns have been mostly driven by personalities and vague promises. Yet some policy glimpses have emerged, particularly in the security realm. Quoting: [link to edition.cnn.com] All the candidates have pledged a major shift, making violence reduction a priority over President Felipe Calderón's war on narcotraffickers, which has been carried out with U.S. cooperation. Front-runner Enrique Peña Nieto told The New York Times recently that he would focus on reducing homicide rates and not on catching cartel leaders. It is not just Peña Nieto endorsing this approach. Calderón's own National Action Party candidate Josefina Vázquez Mota promises on her website that "results will be measured not by how many criminals are captured, but by how stable and secure the communities are." Mexico is 110% controlled by drug lords and the next president is just going to make it official and constitutional. mexico is controlled by the bankers.... just like the u.s. is controlled by the bankers... wake up... And criminals |
| UndercoverAlien (OP) User ID: 17766413 Brazil06/25/2012 03:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If that will be the case, then the cartels have won and will continue do what they'll do at best: hacking up and killing people, spreading turf wars, and corrupting local officials. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6495420 Mexico is a FAILED state. THE WORLD IS A FAILED STATE.... WAKE UP... If the world is failed state, there's no qualification for Mexico. "Do or do not. There is no try." (Yoda) |
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| UndercoverAlien (OP) User ID: 17766413 Brazil06/25/2012 03:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Most presidential candidates in Mexico claim that a tough war on drug cartels "is not the solution". You know what it means... Quoting: UndercoverAlien (CNN) -- With just a few weeks before Mexico's July 1 presidential election, the candidates' campaigns have been mostly driven by personalities and vague promises. Yet some policy glimpses have emerged, particularly in the security realm. Quoting: [link to edition.cnn.com] All the candidates have pledged a major shift, making violence reduction a priority over President Felipe Calderón's war on narcotraffickers, which has been carried out with U.S. cooperation. Front-runner Enrique Peña Nieto told The New York Times recently that he would focus on reducing homicide rates and not on catching cartel leaders. It is not just Peña Nieto endorsing this approach. Calderón's own National Action Party candidate Josefina Vázquez Mota promises on her website that "results will be measured not by how many criminals are captured, but by how stable and secure the communities are." Mexico is 110% controlled by drug lords and the next president is just going to make it official and constitutional. Good luck, they are going to need it. Not so quick sport!! If Obama is reelected I see a new nation in formation: The United States of Amexico. "Do or do not. There is no try." (Yoda) |
| UndercoverAlien (OP) User ID: 17766413 Brazil06/25/2012 03:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | None of this will end well. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1515981  And i'm liking that. I mean, what are the odds of me getting another new heart anywayFuck I'm gonna piss my pants!  Last Edited by UndercoverAlien on 06/25/2012 03:51 PM "Do or do not. There is no try." (Yoda) |
| s. d. butler User ID: 974819 United States06/25/2012 03:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Most presidential candidates in Mexico claim that a tough war on drug cartels "is not the solution". You know what it means... Quoting: UndercoverAlien (CNN) -- With just a few weeks before Mexico's July 1 presidential election, the candidates' campaigns have been mostly driven by personalities and vague promises. Yet some policy glimpses have emerged, particularly in the security realm. Quoting: [link to edition.cnn.com] All the candidates have pledged a major shift, making violence reduction a priority over President Felipe Calderón's war on narcotraffickers, which has been carried out with U.S. cooperation. Front-runner Enrique Peña Nieto told The New York Times recently that he would focus on reducing homicide rates and not on catching cartel leaders. It is not just Peña Nieto endorsing this approach. Calderón's own National Action Party candidate Josefina Vázquez Mota promises on her website that "results will be measured not by how many criminals are captured, but by how stable and secure the communities are." Mexico is 110% controlled by drug lords and the next president is just going to make it official and constitutional. mexico is controlled by the bankers.... just like the u.s. is controlled by the bankers... wake up... And criminals There isn't much difference in who and what controls both countries, Mexico and the US. Criminal gov or narcotrafficantes ? they are basically the same. Then add the money guys. |
| mr...bojangles User ID: 17247311 Mexico06/25/2012 03:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If that will be the case, then the cartels have won and will continue do what they'll do at best: hacking up and killing people, spreading turf wars, and corrupting local officials. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6495420 Mexico is a FAILED state. THE WORLD IS A FAILED STATE.... WAKE UP... If the world is failed state, there's no qualification for Mexico. you never lived here.... how would you know? Beyond one's own mind there is no dazzling light to come shining in from outside to wake one up. If one recognizes one's own intrinsic State as pure from the beginning and only temporarily obscured by impurities, and if one maintains the presence of this recognition without becoming distracted, then all the impurities dissolve. This is the essence of the Path-namkhai norbu. Why is there a legend about the descent of Christ into hell? The Teacher addressed the lower strata of the astral world, saying: �Why, by cherishing earthly thoughts, bind oneself eternally to Earth?� And many revolted in spirit and rose higher. Thread: I shot video of the earth from my spacecraft, enjoy! |
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