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JESSE
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Baja Sur goverment in deep s*it
Acording to Zeta Tijuana, the DEA gave the Mexican feds, photos, phone recordings, and even specific amounts of cash paid to 1st level employees of
Baja Sur goverment. Including the secretary general, the attorney general, and the public safety secretary.
The info claims Baja sur goverment knew where Teo lived. Theres also businessmen, notaries, and politicians involved.
http://tiny.cc/BrHST
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DENNIS
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Makes it harder to ignore when a foreign agency lays the proof on the table.
Protecting Teo? That's not good.
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JESSE
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Apparently, none of the above mentioned officials, have been seen, since Teo's arrest.
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monoloco
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I'm surprised the governor wasn't mentioned.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by JESSE
Apparently, none of the above mentioned officials, have been seen, since Teo's arrest. |
Government run by Twitter. 
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Since all three of these gentlemen are members of the governor's cabinet, it is safe to assume they are Nabisco's bagmen, or is it possible that they
were freelancing on their own without knowledge or approval of higher-ups?
Also, is it safe for non-citizens to even be commenting on issues like this?
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JESSE
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| Quote: | Originally posted by monoloco
I'm surprised the governor wasn't mentioned. |
No need to, that bunch has a very close relationship.
Friend of mine from a fed agency in Mexico City says arrest warrants are coming.
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aldosalato
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Here is a story in Spanish of the current political climate in BCS........
http://puertoviejobcs.blogspot.com/
[Edited on 1-26-2010 by aldosalato]
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Dave
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Shhhhhh!
| Quote: | Originally posted by JESSE
Friend of mine from a fed agency in Mexico City says arrest warrants are coming. |
Let's try and keep this quiet.
We wouldn't want to warn them. 
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If all this is true, who's next after Baja Sur? If the DEA was allowed to help, their systems are scary-accurate. Depending on how long Teo was
being tracked, the list of accomplices will be long. Baja Sur was just the endpoint. The DEA will know how many suitcases of cash went out and who
got them. Teo got out of tough spots before with cash and I'm thinking he stuck around Rosarito for so long in the open because it was "friendly" to
him. We'll see what really did or didn't happen if the DEA is really involved for that long.
The Mexican gov't is having an El Nino of its own...
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
1961- JFK to Canadian parliament (Edmund Burke)
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Heads will and should roll. Corruption is the name of the game and those who fell to temptation will pay. Not all of them.. or not just yet.
Those holding powerful government positions know well what they are up to. They are gambling and if they hit the jackpot, (suitcase) they know
everybody else knows.... the higher in the ranks the better.... the lower in the ranks the longer it will take to clean the mess............ IMHO
Aripes
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and Baja tambien
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Wow, thanks for posting this Jesse. Sounds like progress. Three more down and ???? to go.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by LOSARIPES
Heads will and should roll. Corruption is the name of the game and those who fell to temptation will pay. Not all of them.. or not just yet.
Those holding powerful government positions know well what they are up to. They are gambling and if they hit the jackpot, (suitcase) they know
everybody else knows.... the higher in the ranks the better.... the lower in the ranks the longer it will take to clean the mess............ IMHO
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I have for a long time been inclined to ignore the consumer's
complicity in this organization. I clearly see my error in this myopic view and they can no longer be considered merely victims. They have aided
and abetted, actually made possible, the existance of the criminals we see falling today.
When will we begin to rejoice in the downfall of the drug industry, the seller and buyer, in the US? They are as much at fault for this mess as Teo.
One of these days we'll have to approach the enemy within. If it's you or your kids, your day will come and wether it's legalization or prison that
will approach the issue....good. Do it. Just do something.
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ELINVESTIG8R
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I said this in another thread!
| Quote: | Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R
The Mexican Government needs to have an "Official Lineup" complete with police agency or army backdrop boards and 8x10 glossy photographs of all
corrupt officials they identify in their corruption probe so the entire world and see them. Not just the killers and drug dealers. Have they been
doing that all along and I just missed it? Past and present scumbag officials need to suffer HUMILIATION
GALORE before being imprisoned! |
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Woooosh
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| Quote: | Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R
| Quote: | Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R
The Mexican Government needs to have an "Official Lineup" complete with police agency or army backdrop boards and 8x10 glossy photographs of all
corrupt officials they identify in their corruption probe so the entire world and see them. Not just the killers and drug dealers. Have they been
doing that all along and I just missed it? Past and present scumbag officials need to suffer HUMILIATION
GALORE before being imprisoned! |
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IMHO "Humiliation Galore" does not work in Mexico because there simply is no shame here. Sort of like New Orleans- where everyone respects a good
crooked politician. The upcoming Mexican elections will be a mess trying to fill all these open positions. I wonder if PAN/PRI politics will come
into play? Did one party get more suitcases from Teo than the other?
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
1961- JFK to Canadian parliament (Edmund Burke)
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I wonder if PAN/PRI politics will come into play? Did one party get more suitcases from Teo than the other?
I think the crooked BCS politians are PRD, which has advocated the legalization of drugs.
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Agreed...
| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by LOSARIPES
Heads will and should roll. Corruption is the name of the game and those who fell to temptation will pay. Not all of them.. or not just yet.
Those holding powerful government positions know well what they are up to. They are gambling and if they hit the jackpot, (suitcase) they know
everybody else knows.... the higher in the ranks the better.... the lower in the ranks the longer it will take to clean the mess............ IMHO
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I have for a long time been inclined to ignore the consumer's
complicity in this organization. I clearly see my error in this myopic view and they can no longer be considered merely victims. They have aided
and abetted, actually made possible, the existance of the criminals we see falling today.
When will we begin to rejoice in the downfall of the drug industry, the seller and buyer, in the US? They are as much at fault for this mess as Teo.
One of these days we'll have to approach the enemy within. If it's you or your kids, your day will come and wether it's legalization or prison that
will approach the issue....good. Do it. Just do something. |
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Probably Not
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajajazz
Also, is it safe for non-citizens to even be commenting on issues like this? |
Also, I had mentioned it on at least one other thread- It had been a more or less open secret that government officials in BCS were in the pocket of
the cartels. Things had been way too quiet for way to long down there for it to be anyway other than that.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajahowodd
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajajazz
Also, is it safe for non-citizens to even be commenting on issues like this? |
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Bulllcrappp. Silence yourself and those who don't want to hear you will be served. If that's the government...well....you figure it out.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by JESSE
Acording to Zeta Tijuana, the DEA gave the Mexican feds, photos, phone recordings, and even specific amounts of cash paid to 1st level employees of
Baja Sur goverment. Including the secretary general, the attorney general, and the public safety secretary. |
Those are the same babosas implicated in the assassination attempt on Baja Sur Senator Coppola.
No soy por ni contra apatía.
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