Questions for That Bola de Ratas
Mar 17th, 2010 | By Michel Marizco | Category: Chismes, General News
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THE BORDER REPORT
They’re lying. Or, they’re wrong. Or both.
Suddenly, everyone’s blaming La Linea for the murder of a consulate employee, her husband and the husband of a second employee. The Mexicans are saying it was the Juárez Cartel’s La Linea who pulled the job; the FBI is saying it, the media is saying it. Not only are they saying it was La Linea/Barrio Azteca, they are saying it was a case of mistaken identity. This is infuriating.
Why?
Again and again and again, we have been told that the murders in Juárez are little more than bad guy on bad guy; that the cartels very rarely kill without good reason, that collateral killings are being kept to a minimum. It is a suggestion of success, of course. It’s a handy point that implies ultimate victory on behalf of the “good guys;” that they’re only killing each other tells the outside world that sooner or later, the cartels will run out of thugs or it will grow too expensive to maintain a war and they’ll give up.The folks in the Department of Justice say collateral damage is minimal. The Mexicans say it. The media, particularly the American media, tries and tries to prove it is not so but without access to the resolved investigations of 16,000-plus murders since Pres. Felipe Calderón took office, we cannot know.
Well, excuse me but bullshit.
After two years of war with “minimal collateral damage,” you want to suggest to me that La Linea, a professional group of experienced assassins, screwed up? That they went after three people with no more intelligence to go off of than the fact that the targets would arrive in two white vehicles, then managed to fook up which pair of white cars it would be?
I have heard American agents claim that less than five percent of the murders in Mexico involved innocents; i.e., cartel killers shoot straight. The Mexican Federal Attorney General’s Office has made similar claims.
Suddenly, they manage to err so eggregiously that they killed the worst possible victims, politically-speaking, people attached to the American consulate?
No. They’re lying or they’re wrong. Either someone specifically targeted Lesley Enriquez and her husband, and the third man, or La Linea, this vaunted group of highly trained sicarios shoot like Stormtroopers and are a bunch of idiot thugs who blast away indiscriminately and the resulting collateral killing percentages are a lot higher than either country wants to admit.
I will stand by my initial reaction that this was not a case of mistaken identity. History suggests that the probability of either cartel pulling such a politically stupid move does not happen. It does not.
Furthermore, I will maintain that my sources, both in CISEN and now a guy in the PGR, are correct. The murders were not the doing of the Juárez Cartel. Three days since I first asked, they continue to say it was the Sinaloa Federation who pulled the job. When I think of the number of times that the Mexican government protected Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, most recently in the case of El Jábali, here in Sonora, I do not doubt for a moment that Sinaloa is, once again, being protected; and this time, not only by the Mexicans but by the Americans.
this wa posted on borderland and notice what they say about the backing by chapo of calderon
We at Borderland Beat receive a few e-mails from all over the place. With 7,000 hits a day, it’s not surprising that people from both sides of the border are reading the posts. We attempt to sort through the e-mails and digest the information based on recent events reported by the media, as we get most of our news from open sources.
We recently got some information from one person who appears to reside in the Mexican side of the border and seems to have a direct knowledge of what is going on. We had asked to expand a little more on what is happening with the Gulf cartel and Los Zetas in the northeast part of Mexico.
From the e-mail:
Ok, the people they are mainly looking for is Miguel Treviño Morales aka ZETA 40.. And Heriberto Lazcano aka Lazcano or Lazcas.. What you have heard is sort of true..
The war was started by The Zetas, and it was because of a murder that happened late February of a high ranking officer belonging to ZETA 40.. Supposedly the deal is that the Zetas and the Gulf Cartel have never been mixed.. In the current leaders section you have Lazcano and Miguel along with Costilla and Tormenta.. That’s not exactly correct..
For a couple of years there’s been bad blood between them, they have always had their very own ranks. Thing is that once Ociel was taken in, the Zetas decided to go on their own path.. Working alongside the Gulf Cartel and charging them fees to do their dirty work and secure locations..
Later on los Zetas started to do their own business, jumping the gulf cartel. For that reason there has always been bad blood between them.. Now, the war started and that’s the reason Sinaloa, la Familia and the GCD got together.. They are losing a lot of shipments because of Calderon.. Even though I don’t know if you knew this, because it wasn’t very widely known.. BUT..
Calderons campaign was sponsored and ran by the Sinaloa Cartel.. If you notice, there are barely any news on any hard kills or heavy people being taken over in Sinaloa property.. See.. The way it works is, Calderon dispatched tons of soldiers to the GULF, and a lot of people is being killed..
BUT because of pressure from the US, Calderon had to dispatch soldiers to more places than just the GULF.. So the soldiers, a lot of them are hardcore patriots, which would be the only reason they are in the military.. Since they get treated like dogs, and paid in shit.. They feed them instant soups maruchan and get shit pay.. Anyways, getting off topic..
Calderon was forced to dispatch soldiers to various locations, and he can’t give the soldiers specific orders to let certain people go.. The soldiers are pulling evenly on all sides, so el Chapo Guzman was losing shipments as well.. What do they decide? Temporary truce between the cartels to take out the Bad Publicity Clan aka LOS ZETAS..
See, los zetas are the bloodiest people you will meet.. Originally the zetas was elite, and everybody admired them why? Because they maintained a certain MORALE standard.. Killing people, yes.. Torturing.. YES.. but it was all considered for the overall well being of the Cartel Leader boss Ociel Cardenas and the Mexican People..
Since years back, there was no harm being done to natural, none violent, none criminality affiliated citizens.. But now with Ociel being captured and Lazcano being in charge, everything went down the drain..
See, Sinaloa Cartel Funded Calderons campaign.. And who do you think funded the losing president campaign? Correct…
Gulf cartel funded Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s campaign.. I don’t know if you saw all the tv scandal that was going on with the media.. All those times that Obrador appeared giving speeches of how he was stolen from his presidency, that he should of won, asking the people to part ways and pick him as a president and overthrow Calderon..
Haha, it was that important the presidency.. See, Ociel captured.. Obrador in office, was going to do the same thing that Calderon did for el Chapo.. Take him out of jail..
If you notice, there is a couple of stories happening in Sinaloa territory.. Well know with the war and shit, there’s a lot more oil burning, but before the Zetas and GCD parted ways there was no heat going into Sinaloa.. Yes of course they would feed the occasional media bone, just to keep the people happy, but nothing big was ever done..
Anything from Sinaloa that you would see on TV, was only people that Chapo no longer needed and was feeding to the wolfs as a Sacrifice, to keep himself safe.. Now I knew people who where affiliated with the GCD back in the day, one of them originally was Ociel Cardenas best friend.. They were both in office when Ociel was still not the leader, that was before Ociel killed Gomez.. One of the persons I knew alongside with Ociel where in charge ATM..This person didn’t expect Ociel to actually kill Gomez to take over, so he withdrew from that scene, and that’s when all the murders started to occur and I think it was about 2 years or 3 later when Ociel got caught in Matamoros…
See, back in those days the CDG was not really strong, and a lot of people could just do their own thing, everyone independently, when the Zetas came in, they started charging everyone, and all people with illegal activities had to pay “QUOTA” to them, or else they’d rob and kill them..
Even now, the Zetas are paid for any illegal activities being committed. You want pass something through the bridge from Brownsville or Laredo into Tamaulipas? You have to go talk to the people at the bridge, who will organize a meeting with Los Zetas, or if you know them already, just arrange some sort of contract..
They have.. people at the entrances and exits of the towns just reporting everything in their radios… So see, the Zetas are going out of office pretty soon.. Why? Because they lost their most important weapon.. Citizens.. The citizens no longer protect them or admire them.. They all hate them now, and CDG comes along making it all seem like they are going to protect the people, giving money to businesses asking them to report any people they see with guns, etc.. That is how a lot of Zetas are being found/captured..
So, leader of Zetas… Lazcano..
About him:;
Lazcano is supposed to be one of the bloodiest people you will know.. He is heartless and he kills children and women.. Alike, does not have any remorse for human life… He is current leader of Los Zetas.. That is why they so eagerly want take him out..
Miguel:
because he is as bloody as Lazcano, they have gotten along so well.. He was put in NL in charge of la plaza, the old Zeta who was there left because he did not agree with the way that Lazcano ran shit, he didn’t like all the murdering he was going to do..
See, so far I’ve heard from everyone, that Tormenta, TONY TORMENTA, has never been actual boss.. That for some reason he wasn’t the leader, the leadership was left to Costilla.. Which is something that a lot of Media doesn’t know..
Anyways, what the CDG and basically all the cartels want is to be left alone just to do their business.. They no longer are willing to stand Los Zetas bad publicity and want them out.. Make the people feel secure again so that Calderon can feel unpressured about removing the Military..
I don’t know if you knew, but Valle Hermoso weeks back, there was a shootout en la Plaza between CDG and Zetas.. Basically a slaughter of Zetas.. BUT what people did not know is that the Soldiers were present at the Plaza before either of them got there, and they moved aside to let them fight it out.. Because they want the Zetas out as much as anyone else…
They where a plague that had gotten way out of hand.. Now the problem was also, that the Zetas would charge people for protection, anybody with illicit activities, then still fook them over and steal their shit.. Zetas where not listening to themselves and their own rules.. You couldn’t have a nice truck because they’d kick you out at gunpoint and tell you if you reported it stolen they’d find you and kill you..
So citizens who had money, lawyers, ect.. Where paying for protection… Was the only reason to feel decently protected from any crimes…
So far I’ve heard is that Lazcano.. Word on the street is he is a wise ass cat.. They are having a hard time pinpointing him.. Whiles Z40 has been leaving crumbs all over, it’s jut a matter of time before they exactly pinpoint his position.. WORD is, or at least what the CDG hs collected, that Z40 is alternating between NL and Matamoros..
Now lazcano is believed to perhaps be in Monterrey, it’s alot bigger and if he hides well enough it will be hard to find him.. But they are running out of space.. Because hole they hide in, and when they leave, they can’t come back.. They can only go to so many places before they’ eventually cornered.. Now, they will either kill them or feed them to the military.. EITHER WAY, be sure that the CDG will be behind it..
Just recently the CDG lost millions of dollars of shipment in Reynosa where they confiscated, or so I was told about 6-7 vans full of cocaine.. The media I think only showed 2 or 3 on TV..
Anyways too much shit man, hope that info kind of helps you a bit.
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the FBI had a little interview with Patricia “La Chilindrina” Gonzales, procuradora del estado grande, and the agents asked her about the U.S consulate employees murderers, Patty said “it was La Linea” the agents replied “do you have proof” and she said “no” and they asked “then, how do you know it was La Linea” and she ended up saying “i just know it was them”, true story, it happened two days ago.
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this is fookin ridiculous….so american justice is no longer about what they can prove rather what they assume to know… if they know it was la linea then hit them with everything they got…what’s funny is that witnesses in the ontiveros case claim that GN ran la linea out of juarez….if that was so then how did they commit this murder…then his statement was bs and should not be upheld in a court of law…ke el chapo no es el rey de juarez?
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who is gn that runs la linea?
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may be GN wanted to throw some fire on Reyes Ferriz since Chapo felt betrayed by him, last week GN left a narco-manta in a street of Juarez threatening Reyes Ferriz that he had only two weeks to live, and also they called him a traitor, all this, days after Teto Murguia se destapo as the PRI candidate for governor of Chihuas.
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I am a simple man, but this is how I see it. 1. Lesley the consulate employee was selling information to someone and she wanted to stop. or 2. Lesley found out something that she shouldn’t have and now she had to be silenced. In either case the hubby knew and thus he had to be taken care of as well. This is very important because if she worked in Juarez and drove over there five days out of the week then they could have killed her on any one of those days, but they didn’t. They wanted to make sure that her husband was also taken care of and that is way they waited until Saturday. She knew too much and it was worth the extra heat to take her and husband out instead of letting them talk.
The US and Mexican Governments can say what they want about this drug war, but they simply do not want to stop it. Just look at Afghanistan and the heroin trade. When the Taliban was in control they were limited on how much they could produce, now that Uncle Sam is in charge the farmers have quadrupled output. You mean to tell me that the greatest armed forces in history cannot stop simple farmers growing opium in the middle of who-gives-afookstan…..bullshit!
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i messed up, Teto will be running for mayor of Juarez, not for governor of chihuas.
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GN means Gente Nueva and they did not run La Linea out of Juarez, not yet anyways. Gente Nueva are people brought in by Chapo to fight La Linea but they are also people that used to be part of or worked for La Linea. El JL, which is or was the man in charge of La Linea, tax heavily virtually all crimininal activity in Juarez, many people couldn’t stand the guy. Chapo took advantange of that and used local support along with outsiders to take on La Linea.
Now I don’t how much of the case involving Fernando Ontiveros was true or exaggeration by the feds, but this was not the first case of people working for Chapo or Mayo being caught for smuggling through Juarez in recent history. The thing I’m saying is that Chapo already has what he wants most out of the Juarez corridor, which is not being taxed to pass drugs through their. That doesn’t mean of course that he was full control of Juarez, but if you look at the big picture here Mayo and Chapo are passing their loads from Baja to at Juarez tax free.
And not to mention El Coss has been working with the Sinaloans for at least a year already, well you can imagine the funds the Short one and Mayo have to fight this war.
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move i was being sarcastic about GN running la linea out of juarez….pero el chapo is wielding as much or even more influence in the juarez plaza than viceroy and his linea….
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I know you were being sarcastic D_Nephew, my comment was mainly directed JrMaFia or anyone esle no familiar with the situation.
By the way where is DRIFT? isn’t this his neck of the woods? Wonder if he has anything to say about this.
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@ move,
Unfortunately, Drift is off partying in Peñasco.
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question for that bola de drogos
http://impreso.milenio.com/moneros/2010/03/17/#
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http://impreso.milenio.com/moneros/2010/03/17/#
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Someone put up a link if you find this story: They’re saying Redelfs was the target?
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http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/notas/666635.html
Redelfs era el blanco de Los Aztecas en Juárez
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http://www.elpasotimes.com/ci_14682858 they got them!…(or so they say)
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Corrections officers can be crooked, Jerks, or Straight up. Ever talk to someone who just got out?
That is a risky job. Think of the logistics. Guys on the inside, eventually get released.. With instructions in hand?
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quien se halla aventado este jale, se paso de vergas. http://lapolaka.com/2010/03/17/manicomio-en-san-isidro/
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I agree very much with Michel. @ flauta, tambien
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Yes, Drift, you are not pulling your weight here, get your tounge out of Juanita’s asshole and get on it!!!
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When I read the associated Press story yesterday that I posted on line, I realised that the excuses already were starting. I don’t trust the main stream meadia, nor do I trust the FBI. They aren’t ever really after the truth. They are out to create a statistic. Some one will get fed to the dogs over this. Unfortunately, we may never publicly know the truth. We will only hear what they want us to hear. But I hope none of you believe that this was a case of mistaken identity. There is way more to all of this than meets the eye. What a bunch of bullshit!
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No pos wow!!! I havent been on here in while..Good stuff guys Barrio Azteca is as ruthless as the Zetas if not worst.I was in Juarez not to long ago and that place gives me the creeps.. I just feel like I could be one of those 5% or so that Michele was talking about that where inoccent. fook even the army looks fooken scary cause you dont know who is who they all dress like real fooken guerillas. No doubt Sinaloa has got protection and they also have the majority of mexican citezens eating out of their hands like lap dogs. I have to admitt even I am pulling for the Zetas to go down (I just realized this) just to see if some sort of peace would come with it. But la linea wont give up in juarez and Carrillo needs to keep his eye on Barrio Azteca cause they can Zeta his ass just like CDG got it.What would Carrillo do he dont have a back up squad if the Zetas get pushed out by the Panista Cartel. Juarez has the potential to spin way out of control and could render the power to a prision gang/cholo gang if they dont back off and agree to disagree with Cartel del PAN.I would think this would be a good time to split the turf but then again Aztecas have ties all over the USA with some of the biggest Latino street gangs in this country such as Texas Syndicate, the Mara Salvatrucha, the 18th Street, the Latin Kings and the Mexican Mafia these gangs have all worked out alliances and one thing that is similar is that most of these gangs operate out our own correctional facilities.Who is to say they cant become their own cartel?
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Copied and pasted just to shed some history about these fellas.
The Barrio Azteca was founded in 1986 by gangsters Benito “Benny” Acosta, Alberto “Indio” Estrada, Benjamín “T-Top” Olivarez, Manuel “Tolon” Cardoza, Manuel “El Grande” Fernandez, Raúl “Rabillo” Fierro and José “Gitano” Ledesma. The gang succeeded in attracting thousands of violent offenders who hated the Mexikanemi and Texas Syndicate. The Barrio Azteca’s primary goal was to dominate the prison system and gain control of it’s lucrative drug trade. Members of this ruthless prison gang are all Hispanic and most from El Paso, west Texas and northern Mexico. The gang has grown to become one of the nations most dangerous prison gangs and is currently on the FBI and DEA’s #1 threat list.
Following their emergence into the prison gang scene, both the Texas Syndicate and Mexican Mafia refused to recognize the Aztec’s and declared war with the gang. The out numbered Azteca’s struggle to battle their numerous enemies but some how managed to prevail by murdering several members of the Texas Syndicate in prisons and jails all over the state of Texas. Barrio Azteca earned the respect of the Texas Syndicate and Mexican Mafia and a peace treaty was signed on July of 1997. The Azteca’s have multiplied and now out number the Texas Syndicate. The highly organized prison gang currently operates in both state and federal prisons all over the United States and Mexico
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yeyo tu si estas loco buey juarez nunca sera de uno bola de cholos nomas porque tu eres cholo puro cartel cholos son un pawn nadamas
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mexico is unraveling even as we speak.
all the cartles have thier own political party and the
local and state police are on the verge of attacking
all soldiers and feds alike, thats why the US and Calderon
are protecting sinaloa hoping they can dominate.
all the stuff going on in the world and our next door neighbor is
on the brink- when shit hits the fan for real see what happens
to the fake economy.
no one has made a comment about the 500 miners in canapas
blocking the highway to AP yesterday or the fact that there are thousands of federal
troops in northern sonora trying to make things seem stable for the tourists.
mexico is on the verge of colapse
not even the Pope or jesus is gonna intervine
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Maybe this is too simple, but I’m wondering how much a low-level consular employee earns. Enough to buy a new Honda Pilot? Or, even a late model Toyota Rav4?
Don’t think so…
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@ El Cardian
No soy cholo guey!!! Ni tampoco dije que iva pasar solamente digo que se ponga listo el CDJ porke les esta dando mucha soga a Barrio Azteca para que los horque.Si sabes algo de las calles sabrias que Barrio Azteca tiene mucho poder en los estado de Chiuahua Y Durango tambien estan vinculados con muchas de las pandillas mas poderosas en EEUU.Apoco me vas a decir que CDJ tiene mas gente que que los defianda si se les voltean los callejeros esos?? Es solo un hipotisis tal ves nunca sea realidad preo los zetas se lo hicieron al CDG aunke los Zetas eran gente militar no me puedes decir que los que andan ahorita no son igual de lakras que qualesquier otra pandilla que anda por ay.Solo un hipotisis no soy super reportero nomas sigo las noticias y lo que pasa entre ellos.
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This is a bit off topic, but I keep fretting about the human toll the violence is taking. So, pardon me while I become a bit sentimental. I keep wondering about the moms and dads, grandmas and granddads, uncles, aunts and how they must feel when one of their young kinfolk became a soldier in the cartels.
I keep wondering about that car filled with young body parts that was discovered in Caborca. Not only about the victims, but also about the ones who committed the carnage. Could these be the same always, smiling, laughing, well-behaved children I see in the plaza on a sunny Sunday afternoon in Magdalena, surrounded by a loving family, playing, being hugged – especially – very often by affectionate dads?
I travel throughout northern Sonora often without fear. But sometimes, I fantasize being held at gunpoint by a half-crazed youth, say, on the highway between Sinoquipe and Arizpe. Of course, it would be instant surrender on my part, but I often wonder if I could resist looking him or her in the eye and asking, “What would your abuela say about this?”
Cynics will be quick to say that there are thousands of abuelas working in the drug trade. But thousands aren’t millions, and there are millions of abuelas or abuelos, moms, dads, uncles and aunts that aren’t involved.
Some will say that my view of the Mexican family is overly romantic and that the reality is much harsher.
But show me anywhere in the United States a joyous scene that even faintly resembles the ones I see in plazas throughout Mexico.
Mexico’s version of the extended family is what makes the country such a pleasure to visit.
I worry about the toll the violent drug trade is taking on family and upon the millions of good and decent people who steadfastly refuse to become involved.
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come on Jack, even if they make the minimum wage, if they have good credit and like 200 bucks a month, they can own any of those cars you mentioned, and even better ones.
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In El Paso it is said that Juarez is weeding its garden. The decent people of Juarez are in a constant state of fear, it is they who are behind what happened at US consulate. The people know, until the US is part of the outrage, no one will truly protect them.
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“Illegal:”
The US minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. Less taxes, that’s $12,810 net income per year. Enough to buy a used bicycle, maybe… (A Honda Pilot starts at $30,000.)
(if you work at Wal-Mart, you usually only get a 28-hour week, so Wal-Mart can have the US Government subsidize its health benefits. That’s $9,000 net income a year. Even bus fare would be hard to come by on that.)
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The US Government is NEVER going to to really do anything about the drug trafficking into the US. It’s big business. It’s money participates in our economy in a big way. The Government is just going to do enough to make it look like their “trying” to do something. They know their is corruption on both sides of the border. They know the cartels are not going to let the violence spill across the boarder….just yet. American’s are prisoners of their own elected government officials….
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i doubt consular employee makes minimum wage. Government jobs tend to pay pretty good actually. I know some people that our like 20 years old and work for the government (just opening envelopes) and make 17.99 per hour. Plus there most likey a married couple, so thats two incomes. And yes if only one of them is working and truly is only making minimum wage, i doubt they can buy a honda pilot (if thats there only income). But who makes minimum wage, and especially government workers do not. Now considering there at another country, there probally got to be making at least 20 bucks per hour i would think. Also i know people that work at walmart and there putting in way more than 28 hours a week. A lot of people have two jobs now these days too, especially if only one is the bread maker. Anyhoo, who has ever heard of government workers making minimum wage? But i agree with you Jack, minimum wage you can’t own a fkn car like that, theres BILLS and BILLS. people who are only making minimum wage, and are raising a family drive a beat down 2000 neon (i know, because i know a lot of them lol).
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Me enteré de que El Chapo ha estado con muchas mujeres …
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you, conspiracy freaks……………the car was a lae model Toyota Rav 4, a new one retails for about 23K hell even some of you “great thinkers” can afford that.
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Escucha El Darth Vato, que no sé nada de lo que hacemos aquí y por qué lo hacemos. Vete a jugar con su sable de luz Jedi jóvenes ….
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ok, Jack, you win, those u.s consulate employees must have been doing some heavy moves to own such “high end” vehicles.
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When Jimmy Chagra hired Charles Harelson to to Kill Hanging John (Federal Judge in San Antonio) in what about 1978 maybe, all hell broke loose for 2 years. The FBI turned over every rock. I remember this time well. The FBI was turning over every rock, pulling over anyone with long hair, shaking down anyone with a motorcycle, and turning biker club houses upside down and it went on forever. This is their typical response to a high profile killing. (Read…..Dirty Dealing) I was active during this time and remember it well. More than half of the Banditos ended up in prison during that time.
Where I am going with this is, if the Barrio Astecas were involved, every member and every club house all over the US would be shaken until the FBI got the answers. I do mean all of them. That is how they work. So here is a good tell to determine if this is a cover up. Is this happening to the BA in El Paso as we speak. If it is, they might have done it. If it is business as usually, all this is a political smoke screen.
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well, it looks like los gueros siempre si se tragaron lo que la dientona les hizo de lunch http://lapolaka.com/2010/03/18/sueltan-la-sopa/
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Seamos realistas. Todos sabemos que Carlos Lehder y el Cartel de Medellín están detrás de la violencia en México …
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I hear that Columbian drug lords Arturo Braga and Jose Yero are looking to control the drug trade and take it back through the Carribean….
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He oído que señores de la droga colombiano Arturo Braga y José Yero que busca controlar el tráfico de drogas y llevarlo de vuelta a través del Caribe ….
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I know nothing of the thugs running the drug business in Mexico. I care less of their business or their money.
I guess I should thank God that I do not have the power to say:
If the victims were dirty then perhaps it is in the interest of the narcositas to come up with some evidence – quickly and convincingly – if they fail to do so then I think it quite possible that the Mexican and American people will no longer consider them just greedy criminals; that the narcositas have become such a threat to the national security and safety of our peoples that we will wage war against them; and you see – if we as nation states wage war against thugs – they will soon see what a real thug looks like.
Unlike the narcosistas who have maybe a few decades at studying the art of thugery; the involved nation states have several centuries under their belt; now combined with unconventional tactical and intelligence capabilites that will make the street thugs and political actors protecting the narcositas like children in a den of hungry lions.
The “war on drugs” has always been a law enforcement action – with different rules of engagement than the unconventional and selective tactical approach to war that is about to be implemented.
This is no longer a word bite “war on drugs.” This is a war between thugs; not to control illegal empires or stop the trafficking; because there exists a clear understanding that the nature of men and power dictate that there will always be someone to take the place of those who must now choose between walking to justice or going the grave. The strategic goal in this war is quite simple. It is not going to be waged out of greed, hatred, or even revenge; but to convey a simple and clear understanding that:
To spill the blood of innocent people is, in a very real sense, to spill the life blood flowing in ones own veins.
Yes, if it was in my power then my message to the actors would be; “explain to your children what you have done so that they may not live the rest of their lives in hatred or misunderstanding. That perhaps somehow, knowing the truth and having time to say goodby will help them work around the pain that you have brought to their lives through your unjust actions and give you time to ask your creator for forgiveness.
I wish it were not merely words when I say to the actors: “Get ready”
Staircase
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primero detienen a Carlos Perez, operador politico de MALOVA, por lavado de dinero, y ahora esto, Chuy Vizrrata, Arrobar Padilla y el Mayo Zambada estan detras de todo esto.. http://www.debate.com.mx/eldebate/Articulos/ArticuloPrimera.asp?IdArt=9746308&IdCat=6087
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Paisanos, welcome to Mexico, Aqui no pasa nada
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ese chuy vizcarra es un puerco….putos narco politicos….aver calderon porke no ase limpia en sinaloa como en michoacan…. the u.s. need to stop giving money to the narco politicos thru the merida initiative cuz nothing will ever change….
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los recusrsos del plan Merida los estan usando para ayudar al Chapo a tumbar a sus enemigos, simple y sencillo.
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Comment #6 from El flaco, you may simple, but you’re thinking is amazing. I like the way you think.
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alcholol related deaths in USA ,20,000 a year ! marijauna =0
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Any chance these hits are simply to send a message to an untouchable that is higher up at the U.S. embassy? Como Bruno Jordan hace 15 anos? You don’t want to close the border down like what happened after Kiki Camarena was murdered.
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kiki camarena was smoked because he wanted more money than his corrupt ass was worth, period.
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@ ilegal
You got that right. He wasn’t the hero that the government made him out to be. He was playing both sides of the fence. He overstayed his welcome.
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Oh, really? This is the first I’ve heard of this. What evidence do you have?
I’ve heard Phil Jordan was an egomaniac and a jerk, and that is partly what got his brother killed. Just hearsay, though. But my point is, rather my question, are these low level embassy employee killings simply a message to someone else?
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