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The WALL: Trumps #1 Promise Delayed, who’s in control??

The #1 promise made by Donald Trump during his campaign and one of the reasons he was elected, in my belief, was his promise to stop the influx of criminal illegal aliens and to build THE WALL.  Now he and his cohorts are backing down on that promise because the Shadow Government flunkies are threatening to hold up  government funding. And how many times in my life have we lived through that threat from “either” party?

More and more it appears that Trump is just more of the same… no balls. Shame, shame, shame. . . Your Editor Dennis Crenshaw

Remember this?

YouTube ~ Global News Published on Jan 25, 2017

Donald Trump full speech announcing plan to build Mexico border wall

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(Fast and Furious Connection) U.S. Backing a Mexican Drug Cartel

I wonder how much of this story will be covered by the MSM?. . . EDITOR

Featured Image: Border patrol scout glassing across the Rio Grande into Mexico. Credit: U.S. Border Patrol SOURCE: site (Public Domain)

From BrasscheckTV via youtube submitted by Luke Lopez on Jun 30, 2014

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Eric Holder’s greatest hits

Who can forget his operation
to give guns and safe passage
to Mexican drug cartels?

In case you did…

Image Below: “The Sinaloa Cartel has a presence in 17 Mexican states, with important centers inMexico CityTepicTolucaZacatecasGuadalajara, and most of the state ofSinaloa.[27] The cartel is primarily involved in the smuggling and distribution ofColombian cocaine, Mexican marijuanamethamphetamine and Mexican and Southeast Asian heroin into the United States.[28][29]  SOURCE: Wikipedia (Public Domain)

Sinaloa_Cartel_Plaza_Bosses_2013 Public Domain

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dig a LITTLE DEEPER ~ THEI.us Archive:

 “Fast and Furious”   “Eric Holder”

How the Sinaloa cartel won Mexico’s drug war (W/Video)

Photo: Culiacan, Mexico. Home Base of the Sinaloa Cartel.  CREDIT. This work has been released into the public domain by its author, Zero Gravity at the wikipedia project.

From the Global Post

By Jan-Albert Hootsen February 28, 2013 06:07

Mexico’s drug war has cost 70,000 lives, yet drugs still flood across the border. Here’s how the Sinaloa cartel prevailed.

BADIRAGUATO, Mexico — Neat, freshly painted buildings and a renovated church line the central square. Shiny SUVs rest curbside. Some lack license plates, as if the law doesn’t apply. Mansions crown the surrounding hills.

Badiraguato, a town of 7,000 in Sinaloa state, shouldn’t have such wealth. It’s among the poorest municipalities in Mexico. But you’re better off not asking questions here. . . . Read Complete Report

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Retro:” EL CHAPO ” WINNING DRUG WAR IN JUAREZ, “

from youtube

uploaded by JUAREZVIOLENTOO

Uploaded on Apr 10, 2010

Juarez – (AP) – After a two-year battle that has killed more than 5,000 people, Mexico’s most powerful kingpin now controls the coveted trafficking routes through Juarez. That conclusion by U.S. intelligence adds to evidence that Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s Sinaloa cartel is winning Mexico’s drug war. . . . Read Complete Post

The Federal Reserve, a Privately Owned Banking Cartel, Has Been Given Police Powers, with Glock 22s and Patrol Cars (W/Videos)

My question – is the privately owned Central Bank, the so called Federal Reserve Bank, paying for this new “Federal Police Force” or are we the people paying? Of course, in the end, anything the FED spends money on comes out of the pockets of we the people, in the form of the interest we are charged by the private owners of that private bank to borrow our own money. . . EDITOR 
from alertnet

September 17, 2012

 By Pam Martens

Shocking signs of business control of government

By mid morning on Monday, September 17, as Occupy Wall Street protesters marched around the perimeter of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, all signs that an FRPD (Federal Reserve Police Department) existed had disappeared.  The FRPD patrol cars and law enforcement officers had been replaced by NYPD patrol cars and officers.   That decision may have been made to keep from drawing attention to a mushrooming new domestic police force that most Americans do not know exists.

Quietly, without fanfare or Congressional hearings, the USA Patriot Act in 2001 bestowed on the 12 privately owned Federal Reserve Banks, domestic policing powers. . . . Read Complete Report

FEDERAL RESERVE’s Own POLICE FORCE Intimidate/Harass Innocent People for Filming Building

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Selected Short Subject: Music Video

from youtube

Retro: END THE FED

Uploaded by  on Sep 30, 2008

THE FEDERAL RESERVE IS A PRIVATE BANKING CARTEL www.endthefed.us 11/22/08 IN 38 CITIES. END-THE-FED, END-THE-FED, END-THE-FED…call your rep tell them to support and co-sponsor hr 2755 to Abolish the Federal Reserve System. . . . Text Posted With Video on youtube.

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