The drug cartels exist and are here because the U.S. government wants them here. That’s not the President’s government, whoever the President is at the time, it’s the government’s government, and it would be our government if we voted it so, but half of the country thinks the other half is the problem and vice-versa, Democrat versus Republican, and the truth is, the party that’s right is only right for now. When the super-rich 1% of people see the opportunity in the Democrats or Republicans, they run the adds they run and we all go vote based on those ads and debates where Dems think Reps are just lying and Reps think Dems are just lying. It’s ridiculous because so few people go to the source and checks the facts.

That shallow involvement earns us the CIA involved with helping drug cartels and every other insane thing that’s happened and happening.

If we want to know who are the good guys and who are the bad guys, we have to look to the rest of the world that doesn’t have our English-speaking ads running all the time to brainwash them.

You may find the people you’ve come to despise are actually the good guys, and that’s a tough place to be in.

Educate your kids (not about how bad drugs are, but about how armed mexicans can shoot their faces one day if they keep financing them with their stupid weed/cocaine parties)

An author by the name of Thomas Chittum predicted such a conflict in the coming years. He basically stated that the border states will fall first and then the rest of the country will follow. He described the conflict as a triangle with the three major ethnic groups: whites, latinas and blacks all jockeying for power at the others expense.

As the black and latino populations continue to grow exponentially and with the bad economic out look in the coming decades, I just see the seeds of conflict being sown. With this declinig economy we have countless people who feel disenfranchised and seething with anger. People tendo to stick with their own during ardous times and with the fact that these migrants are not assimilating makes this even more deadly.

A teenage boy is sent to town by his farmer father to pick up some goods at the general store. On the list are dynamite for the field, laudanum (an opium-based medication) for grandma’s arthritis, and that new machine gun that grandpa doesn’t know his a gift from the family; he’s always wanted one. The shop owner tells the boy, “No problem, son, your father stopped by and paid for it with Double Eagle last week, heres the change” as he hands him back 3 silver dollars. The boy packs the goods and returns home. And all is well.

Answer: The United States, when it was a country that was not a democracy but a republic and when the word “liberty” was understood.

It is time for states to stand up, such as Arizona. There is great power in nullification. The first step is to nullify federal drug laws. Apparently America learned nothing from Prohibition. Sinful people will not become moral because you make it harder for them to get the things they desire–all that happens is that crime goes up. When drugs are legal, prices hit the bottom and there is no Mexican drug cartel, period.

In 1999, Portugal decriminalized possession of any drug (not distribution). IF one is caught smoking crack, they are taken to a counselor who advises them against such a lifestyle and offers help. Most don’t take the help and are released. Opponents to this decriminalization screamed that it would cause increases in drug use and drug related crime. Voila, it didn’t. Drug use actually nudged down, prison costs for personal use were saved, and drug related crimes were greatly reduced.