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Newperson5 months ago

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Drug dealing and violence led by Mexican cartels has been an increasing concern in communities nationwide amid a spate of violence on both sides of the border.
Thanks for sharing OD

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  hyperbola5 months ago
  
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  You know, thinking back about what we know about the connections between the CIA, US right-wingers and cocaine cartels, I've often wondered if right-wing "insistence" on weapons (apparently all those in this raid can legally be held?) is financed with drug money. Maybe they will change their minds if the competition also gets heavy weapons?
  
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