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[Shadow Government] Pablo Escobar’s Son Reveals His Dad “Worked for the CIA Selling Cocaine” — Media Silent

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Pablo Escobar’s Son Reveals His Dad “Worked for the CIA Selling Cocaine” — Media Silent

By Claire Bernish
Global Research, February 23, 2017
The Free Thought Project 17 February 2017

Juan Pablo Escobar Henao, son of notorious Medellín cartel drug kingpin, Pablo Escobar, now says his father “worked for the CIA.”

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“… Where his first book primarily covered Escobar, the man as a father, Marroquín’s second — which has just been released in Argentina — delves into the kingpin’s “international ties of corruption in which my father had an active participation, among them with the American CIA,” he said in a recent interview. . . .”

“… If the CIA trafficking cocaine into the United States sounds like some tin foil conspiracy theory, think again. Their alleged role in the drug trade was exposed in 1996 in an explosive investigative series “Dark Alliance” by Gary Webb for the San Jose Mercury News. The investigation, headed up by Webb revealed ties between the CIA, Nicaraguan Contras and the crack cocaine trade ravaging African-American communities. . . .” Read Complete Report

YouTube: Pablo Escobar’s Son: My Dad Worked With The CIA, Contra Operations (First few minutes in Spanish)

 

YOUTUBE ~ Evidence CIA Drug Smuggling:

Bo Gritz Interviewed on POW/MIA, Drugs, CIA, USA Debt. and other topics.

Published on Dec 15, 2010
Colonel James Bo Gritz the real Rambo, commanded detachment “B-36,” U.S. Army Special Forces. With 62 decorations for valor, Gritz was the most decorated Green Beret of the Vietnam War. In the 1980s Gritz undertook a series of private trips into Southeast Asia, purportedly to locate United States prisoners of war which as part of the Vietnam War POW/MIA issue some believed were still being held by Laos and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

Lt. Col. Bo Gritz claims CIA drug dealing, July 1988

The Mena Connection: Bush, Clinton, and CIA Drug Smuggling (1995) Full Length

THE CIA DRUG CONNECTION (ILLUMINATI DRUG TRADE) Full Length

The Panama Deception Full Length

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THEI Eyeballs the Shadow Government AKA the Deep State ~ The Series

(Part 1) The War Against the Shadow Government Has Begun . . . THEI Editor Dennis Crenshaw ~ The Shadow Government/Deep State Explained

(Part 2)  Involvement in Unconstitutional Foreign Wars

(Part 3) The Dulles Brothers, the CIA and the Kennedy Assassination

(Part 4)  CIA’s News Network CNN ~ Operation Mockingbird ~ Today’s Fake News

(Part 5) Watching You and Everything You Do ~ Agenda 2030

[Shadow Government] Pablo Escobar’s Son Reveals His Dad “Worked for the CIA Selling Cocaine” — Media Silent ~ CIA Drug Running Over the Years

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Dig a little Deeper:

Shadow Government

Original Newspaper Reports:  Dark Alliance

THEI over the years Updates:  “The Mena Connection”

ALLEGATIONS OF CONNECTIONS BETWEEN CIA
AND THE CONTRAS IN COCAINE TRAFFICKING
TO THE UNITED STATES

The War On Drugs In Mexico (Full Documentary) (+) Narco War Next Door (Video Report)

From youtube uploaded by SubscriptionFreeTV

The War On Drugs In Mexico

Published on Mar 29, 2013

The HCLU’s video advocacy team travelled to Mexico to film the negative consequences of the war on drugs campaign that has been launched by President Felipe Calderon in 2006.

When they first entered the country the number of people killed in the war approached 40.000. Today, the death toll is approximately 60.000. With the help of a like-minded local NGO, Espolea, they interviewed several politicians, professionals and activists to find out why so many people had to die: were they the necessary costs of an unescapable but winnebale war, as many decision makers say, or the victims of a failed policy? Please watch and share our video to find out the answers!

From youtube uploaded by ryan4447 on Apr 14, 2013

Narco War Next Door 

Drug War: U.S. Testing Blimps to Police Cross-Border Smuggling (Video Report)

Featured Image: The Spirit of Goodyear, one of the iconic Goodyear blimps.Credit Derek Jensen (Tysto) SOURCE: Wikipedia (Public Domain). FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLY.

From youtube uploaded by Bloomberg

Published on Apr 29, 2013

April 29 (Bloomberg) — Bloomberg’s Julie Hyman reports on the sequester affecting the way the U.S. fights drug smuggling. She speaks on Bloomberg Television’s “Market Makers.” (Source: Bloomberg)

Drug War: U.S. Testing Blimps to Police Cross-Border Smuggling

US drug war overflows Latin America (Video Report)

Featured Image: First Lady Nancy Reagan 1882. “Just say no.” SOURCE: History of the War on Drugs. (Public Domain)

From youtube uploaded by IAMHEMP420

Published on May 17, 2013

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The Blimp Police (W/ Video)

Photo: a rare sight.  6 Goodyear blimps flying in formation. SOURCE Goodyear’s Facebook page.

Blimps have been used for clandestine spying and surveillance for years. During the Civil WAR (the War of Northern Aggression), and even in the so-called “war on drugs.’  I saw one flying overhead while on a recent trip to the keys, I’m sure they were looking for drug boats. . . EDITOR    

from ForbiddenTV

Published on Sep 4, 2012 by 

Guatemala Drug War: 200 U.S. Marines Join Anti-Drug Effort

To me it seems totally insane to continue sending United States forces to other countries to fight in the so-called Drug War.  A “war” that has gone on for 40 years with no end in sight.  Actually we have more drugs, easily available than we did when this so-called war started.  Why can’t our government see that this is a educational and medical problem rather than a military one. . . EDITOR

from Huffington Post

By ROMINA RUIZ-GOIRIENA and MARTHA MENDOZA 08/29/12 08:28 PM ET AP

GUATEMALA CITY — A team of 200 U.S. Marines began patrolling Guatemala’s western coast this week in an unprecedented operation to beat drug traffickers in the Central America region, a U.S. military spokesman said Wednesday.

The Marines are deployed as part of Operation Martillo, a broader effort started last Jan. 15 to stop drug trafficking along the Central American coast. Focused exclusively on drug dealers in airplanes or boats, the U.S.-led operation involves troops or law enforcement agents from Belize, Britain, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, France, Guatemala, Honduras, the Netherlands, Nicaragua, Panama and Spain. . . . Read Complete Report

from youtube

Guatemalan president says drug war has failed

Published on Apr 13, 2012 by 

Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina has told Al Jazeera that the US-led regional war against drug trafficking is being lost and requires a change in strategy. . . Text posted with video to youtube

The Drug War Finds New Ways to Fail

Photo: San Bernardino Police Department Swat Team SOURCE Wikipedia (Public Domain).

from Anti-War.com

by , July 18, 2012

The federal government’s effort to battle drug abuse has been a tragic and expensive failure. But of course, admitting that would make politicians, who regularly endorse it to sound tough, seem foolish and careless with taxpayer dollars. So the War on Drugs continues, while of necessity it slowly morphs into new forms of federal waste and unnecessary intrusion into people’s lives.

Militarized federal law enforcement just can’t cope with trendiness in recreational drug use. Cocaine use is so yesterday (the 1980s, to be exact) and is a declining problem. Even at the height of the crack cocaine epidemic in the mid-1980s, only 5.8 million people in a population of about 240 million were using the drug; the latestNational Survey on Drug Use and Health estimated that only 1.5 million in a population of 313 million use cocaine. In recent years, methamphetamine use has also declined. Lately, heroin use is up slightly but still affects a minuscule portion (less than .08%) of the American population. . . . Read Complete Report

DEA agents out of control in Honduras (video report w/ bonus video)

When does this madness stop.

Even an idiot can see that this so called war on drugs is a failure. 

Of course, those of us who have been watching this phoney war since it started have seen enough paper documentation, video surveillance, whispered audio and blundering government 3 letter agencies  to know that the same people keeping the failed drug war on full-speed-ahead are the exact same people making the big bucks off of these drugs. In more ways than one. (Check GO DEEPER at the end of this post . . EDITOR

from youtube

Published on Jul 9, 2012 by

“The war on terror isn’t the only battle claiming innocent lives: the war on drugs in Latin America continues to rage on. In the past month, officers with the US Drug Enforcement Agency have shot and killed several innocent people in Honduras. To talk more about this, Adrienne Pine, professor at American University,joines us.” . . youtube


Come on in to the”THEI Insider Virtual Theater” and get comfortable and watch the first full length documentary we are presenting in our on-site theater, “The Mena Connection”;  Bush, Clinton, Drugs, Money and Murder. It’s a good place to start when documenting our governments shady involvement in the War n Drugs.

It’s a long presentation but I promise you’ll not get bored… even if you think you know the story some of the information will surprise you. 

Like the skeptic always says: “Extraordinary claims must have extraordinary proof”. To put that kind of proof together takes time.  Best if viewed in full screen mode . . . EDITOR

Go DEEPER: The Mena Connection: Bush, Clinton, Drugs,Money and Murder. (2.21.30)

Legal U.S. gun sales to Mexico arming cartels

from CBSnews.com

Legal U.S. gun sales to Mexico arming cartels

By Sharyl Attkisson
(CBS News)  

Selling weapons to Mexico – where cartel violence is out of control – is controversial because so many guns fall into the wrong hands due to incompetence and corruption. The Mexican military recently reported nearly 9,000 police weapons “missing.”

 

Yet the U.S. has approved the sale of more guns to Mexico in recent years than ever before through a program called “direct commercial sales.” It’s a program that some say is worse than the highly-criticized “Fast and Furious” gunrunning scandal, where U.S. agents allowed thousands of weapons to pass from the U.S. to Mexican drug cartels.

 

CBS News investigative correspondent Sharyl Attkisson discovered that the official tracking all those guns sold through “direct commercial sales” leaves something to be desired.

 

One weapon – an AR-15-type semi-automatic rifle – tells the story. In 2006, this same kind of rifle – tracked by serial number – is legally sold by a U.S. manufacturer to the Mexican military.

 

Three years later – it’s found in a criminal stash in a region wracked by Mexican drug cartel violence. . . .continue

Mexico Drug War Update

from Stopthedrugwar.org

December 14, 2011, 03:12pm, (Issue #713)

by Bernd Debusmann Jr.

Mexican drug trafficking organizations make billions each year smuggling drugs into the United States, profiting enormously from the prohibitionist drug policies of the US government. Since Mexican president Felipe Calderon took office in December 2006 and called the armed forces into the fight against the so-called cartels, prohibition-related violence has killed around 40,000 people, including more than 15,000 last year. The increasing militarization of the drug war and the arrest or killing of dozens of high-profile drug traffickers have failed to stem the flow of drugs — or the violence — whatsoever. The Merida initiative, which provides $1.4 billion over three years for the US to assist the Mexican government with training, equipment and intelligence, has so far failed to make a difference. Here are a few of the latest developments in Mexico’s drug war: . . . continue