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Mexican Army corrupted and now largest Drug Cartel in Mexico

DENNIS - 2-26-2011 at 09:26 AM

http://www.allvoices.com/contributed-news/8284999-mexican-ar...

krafty - 2-26-2011 at 09:46 AM

well that sucks

Woooosh - 2-26-2011 at 11:40 AM

old news. When the military took over TJ a few years ago (when they fired half the TJ police) the military took over C4 and was just as corrupt as the police they replaced. They used the GPS system at C4 to track police patrol units and tip off the narcos. They were caught on camera shaking people down for cash on the Via Rapida too. The Marinas are cleaning things up now and a new cleaner security force is being created. A few US Troops got caught with their hands in the cash cookie jar in Iraq too. It's about money- not drugs.

durrelllrobert - 2-26-2011 at 12:19 PM

http://www.allvoices.com/contributed-news/8284999-mexican-ar...
I'm not doubting anything written in this article but was just curious who/ what is allvoices.com? It was founded by Pakistan born Amra Tareen after she visited her homeland after the massive earthquake in 2005 and wanted something more than a blog to write about her experience and post her photos. It is a social network where anyone can post their contribution and get paid for doing so. Doesn't necessarily make everything posted factual...just saying...

[Edited on 2-26-2011 by durrelllrobert]

woody with a view - 2-26-2011 at 12:39 PM

i dunno. in order of corruption, i fear the most:

city cops
hiway cops in the blue/white cars
military

DENNIS - 2-26-2011 at 03:15 PM

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Originally posted by woody with a view
i dunno. in order of corruption, i fear the most:

city cops
hiway cops in the blue/white cars
military


Judiciales, state and federal arn't in the running? They'll be glad to hear this. :lol:

woody with a view - 2-26-2011 at 03:40 PM

my trio are the one's i deal with. are you telling me the shadows have eyes, and outstretched hands?

DENNIS - 2-26-2011 at 05:08 PM

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Originally posted by woody with a view
my trio are the one's i deal with. are you telling me the shadows have eyes, and outstretched hands?


Yep...they deal with everything between traffic and treason. Their lie detector is a Sears Diehard.

woody with a view - 2-26-2011 at 05:36 PM

AWESOME! another reason for 30% of this site's traffic to stay home. for the rest of you'se, good luck!:lol:

805gregg - 2-26-2011 at 05:44 PM

You mean there is coruption in Mexico?

surfdoc - 2-27-2011 at 09:22 PM

I'll just keep my 180#'s of anti corruption loose in my truck...

No problems... and don't expect any............. OK everyone stay home. LOL

wessongroup - 2-28-2011 at 07:35 AM

"It's about money- not drugs."

Thanks for the reality check Woooosh.... as it is, what it is.... $$money$$...

I'm sure the find of a Trillion dollars of minerals in Afaganistan was just great, however.. Production of 90% of the world heroin would surpass that number with in a few years... an, guess what ..... It's environmentally low impact, and sustainable ... has been for thousand of years... many plants originate from this area in the middle east (or part of the early parts of Pangea)...... check your Botany....

And all those Afaganies are farming in the middle ages... ya, think they have John Deer "Green" out in the barn... dry or wet fertilizers... pesticides.. either by ground rig or aerial application ... naw, just a hoe (and I mean the hand held tool used for garden work) and water .... pretty amazing plants.. the poppy and the pot .. the dollar cash value crops combined produce quite a bit of work, and money for a very lot of people... including all the "medical", "courts", "interdiction", "social costs to families".... et al...

And by just making it legal would remove a lot from the equation on the whole thing... Globally ..... like it or not...

As for all those minerals... yeah, I know we need it (we being China and the other developing countries) ... saw just yesterday that china is building 35 million housing units by 2015, so we had better get going to cash in on the boom.... and those mining companies will leave it just as they found it.... right pal...

Progress does not equal "negative environmental impact" in most cases... rather significant modification of the way we must live... in our environment...

Check with those 35 million that will being having new homes in just four years.. lets see what it does to those folks and China... as the negative feed back loops and forcing China, at this time, to make very hard calls on the impact they are having on the their own country's environment, but the world's....

Just works that way, when your up in BILLIONS of human's .... then toss in India.. another 2 billion... think when they all flush, it doesn't have an impact... :lol::lol:

Just checked our population density here in Mission Viejo 4,990... and thought about it by comparing the population density of Singapore, 18,898... then tried to imagine what it would be like... right here ... with four times the traffic, people, houses, and all the rest... looks like we are almost getting to Blade Runner...

durrelllrobert - 2-28-2011 at 12:01 PM

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Originally posted by wessongroup
Just checked our population density here in Mission Viejo 4,990... and thought about it by comparing the population density of Singapore, 18,898... then tried to imagine what it would be like... right here ... with four times the traffic, people, houses, and all the rest... looks like we are almost getting to Blade Runner...

end result is same but densities are off slightly:
MV population (Jan 2010) = 100,725 / 17.4 sq mi (land) = 286.8 person/ sq mi
Singapore population (2010 census) = 5,076,700 / 274.2 sq miles (land) = 17,725 persons/sq mile