This is old news, and basically everyone who is intellectually-honest and faces the PROOF that has been available since the early 80's--there were "rumors", and then the-shit-hit-the-fan when that heroin was found in the soldiers' coffins--knows this, but thank you for sharing this video, nonetheless.
Lindsey
NB: My point is that even something as atrocious as this is becoming common-knowledge as "inside-jobs", and trafficking hard-drugs that kill people and destroy lives, is a heinous crime, and is worthy of the distinction of "inside-job".
No, it was last week that the guy submitted his statement in court. A year or so earlier he had his lawyer make some noises about it likely in the hope of avoiding prosecution.
I like proof in uppercase, prefacing "rumors". I suppose this spic scumbags hearsay is also PROOF to you.
"heroin was found in the soldiers' coffins" Yeah I saw that movie too. Based on something that happened forty plus years ago. You do realize that a couple of scumbag cops/soldiers what have you is hardly the policy and ongoing business of the state, yes? Yeah probably not.
You don't have a point. The idea that perhaps one group of assholes was dealt so that a civil war didn't become an American one and thus cause the deaths of thousands of Americans is a little too grown up for you. Here you'll want to say something about the Americans that die from dope each year. They would either way and it's not like we lost the cure for cancer with those people. At least this group sticks to just drugs. The others are into all sorts of things.
Now a story about the DEA being the actually ones to transport and distribute the crap would be another story. But that isn't what's alleged here.
I liked the video nonetheless as it's a guy in his basement in front of a green screen pretending to be some sort of reporter.
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This is old news, and basically everyone who is intellectually-honest and faces the PROOF that has been available since the early 80's--there were "rumors", and then the-shit-hit-the-fan when that heroin was found in the soldiers' coffins--knows this, but thank you for sharing this video, nonetheless.
Lindsey
NB: My point is that even something as atrocious as this is becoming common-knowledge as "inside-jobs", and trafficking hard-drugs that kill people and destroy lives, is a heinous crime, and is worthy of the distinction of "inside-job".
No, it was last week that the guy submitted his statement in court. A year or so earlier he had his lawyer make some noises about it likely in the hope of avoiding prosecution.
I like proof in uppercase, prefacing "rumors". I suppose this spic scumbags hearsay is also PROOF to you.
"heroin was found in the soldiers' coffins" Yeah I saw that movie too. Based on something that happened forty plus years ago. You do realize that a couple of scumbag cops/soldiers what have you is hardly the policy and ongoing business of the state, yes? Yeah probably not.
You don't have a point. The idea that perhaps one group of assholes was dealt so that a civil war didn't become an American one and thus cause the deaths of thousands of Americans is a little too grown up for you. Here you'll want to say something about the Americans that die from dope each year. They would either way and it's not like we lost the cure for cancer with those people. At least this group sticks to just drugs. The others are into all sorts of things.
Now a story about the DEA being the actually ones to transport and distribute the crap would be another story. But that isn't what's alleged here.
I liked the video nonetheless as it's a guy in his basement in front of a green screen pretending to be some sort of reporter.
You seem to have a very serious chip-on-your-shoulder, and are exhibiting very definitive passive-aggressive behavior in your language.
Do you have a problem, and if so, you need to keep it out of the comments-section and tell someone who gives-a-fuck, Troll.
Lindsey
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