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[Pennyworth]

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[Pennyworth]

Lawmakers Focus on US - Mexico Border Violence By Dan Robinson Capitol Hill12 March 2009http://www.voanews.com/english/2009-03-12-voa84.cfmViolent spillover from Mexico is focus of House hearinghttp://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/03/12/border.hearing/

[Pennyworth]

Seventh and Broadway downtown Los Angeles:I was sitting at Pizza Italia having a slice of pizza.Directly across the street is Corleone's Pizza which is next to an infamous alley behind the Cathedral De La Fe. The name has been changed from Iglesia Universal. (See my posts on this thread under Edir Macedo, who is the owner of Cathedral de la Fe.) Macedo is also the bishop for 40 other branches of this church (Iglesia Universal) in California. He also owns Rede Record, the second largest broadcasting station in Brazil. He has been linked to the Columbia Drug cartel. He has been reported to have a personal fortune of 100 million (or more) although someone has written that he is a billionaire. I saw two young men conversing in the alley way, then one tossed the other one a rolled up glad bag package of weed, about the size of a large coke bottle, right in plain view.There are cameras in the alley attached to the back of the church. The cameras point inward throughout the alley. This act was done in plain view

[Jsnow915]

Pot is as bad as wine....but wine isnt illegal...driving drunk is against the law...but how many people die every year from drunk drivers...I'm not into pot,but know that if its made legal like alchohol...then the government can tax it and knock out the drug dealers...who knows....maybe its the second hand smoke issue...lol

[Pasquale DiFabrizio]

Jsnow915 wrote:Pot is as bad as wine....but wine isnt illegal...driving drunk is against the law...but how many people die every year from drunk drivers...I'm not into pot,but know that if its made legal like alchohol...then the government can tax it and knock out the drug dealers...who knows....maybe its the second hand smoke issue...lolI say "Legalize pot!" LOLI don't use it myself, but I did a little in college. It's a lot safer than alcohol is. You can't overdose on pot...period. It does impair your motor skills, so driving on it should be a no-no like driving drunk is. It would CERTAINLY put those pot dealers out of business. Then they'd have to get real jobs. Prohibition of alcohol CREATED guys like Al Capone. That's how they made their fortunes.On a related note, I suspect that some of the "lobbyists" who lobby legislators represent the interests of drug cartels to KEEP those drugs illegal to keep the price up and the money going to them...the cartels and organized crime. I strongly suspect it. Think of the money and human resources spent fighting pot dealers when those resources could be used to find murderers and identity theives. Where are their priorities? See...when a situation like that doesn't make sense, it often means there's a FIX in the game. Identity theft is the fastest growing crime, and the cops are generally BEHIND in that game. Then they spend money and man-power fighting a drug that's less dangerous than alcohol. WTF???? Okay, I'm off my soap box now! LOL

[Pennyworth]

Shorty Guzman's M.O.Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera, 51, also believes in the magic of the capitalist model. After all, he should. Forbes Magazine, to the howl of the Mexican government, recently added him to their list of the world's self-made billionaires. Guzman, like our Bill Gates, is a legend to millions of his fellow citizens. Like the folk corridos that give artistic expression to a violent and gritty life, a kind of vocal graffiti; Mexico's drug culture is more than just dollars and brutal, sensational murders. It is rebellion, defiance, and resistance that says no to a system where only powerful pharmaceutical companies and their bought mules - U.S. politicians - can determine the needs of an individual's personal high ( his ecstasy, her meditative enhancement.) Mexico's drug culture must be liberated from profit and addressed by visionary and compassionate leaders. The insane idea of making war on our own families and neighbors, without jobs or hope, desperate for food and medical care for their families; is a perverse, obscene North American illusion based on economic superiority and Victorian social notions. http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/0 ... 580501.php

[ChristophMessner]

Paul, I see the solution only in legalizing and decriminalization any drug worldwide, so that there is no artifical market for them and money laundering and warlord sponsoring with them anymore. My guess is that the most powerful people in the background behind the scenes promote the authoritarian world state through artificially stirring these conflicts and want to derive order from this chaos, but the tragic thing is that they just move into chaos only, because a unilateral world state cannot function, because no human really can overview the whole worlds real needs. Multilateral world of mostly sovereign states is the best.

[ChristophMessner]

More and more I get the impression, that the real danger of the emerging NWO is not that much totalitarianistic behaviors like under Stalin's, Hitler's or Mao's regime, but it is the extinguish of the soul in a global machine who only allows functioning anymore. And the capture is not that much defined by mind control but by scattering and loosing one's mind in thousands of possibilities.

[Pennyworth]

NWO Church Opening In New York.... http://www.uckg.org/cms/index.php?optio ... :newsflash

[Pennyworth]

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