He's telling the Truth because the Catholic Church is on the ropes. They missed their shot at managing the world's pain after doing a spectacular job of manufacturing suffering for 1500 years. But power has now shifted into the hands of those who control Pain 'Relief'.
Is the CIA a drug cartel? Mexican official blames CIA for drug war
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
7/26/2012
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
Regardless of the claim, the US is largely responsible for the bloody conflict.
A Mexican government official has told reporters that the CIA and other international security forces are not fighting drug traffickers, but rather they are managing the trade. This is the latest astounding claim about violence that has lasted more than six years and claimed more than 55,000 lives.
How much of this is the US really responsible for? The picture provides a clue.
JUAREZ, MEXICO (Catholic Online) - Guillermo Terrazas Villanueva, spokesman for the Chihuahua state government in northern Mexico, made the claim which has people in Washington upset. While Villanueva is not the first person to make such claims, he is the highest-ranking official to do so thus far.
Villanueva told a reporter for Al Jazeera, "It's like pest control companies, they only control, if you finish off the pests, you are out of a job. If they finish the drug business, they finish their jobs."
Villanueva's superiors and the mayor of Juarez, are repudiating his claims.
Juarez Mayor, Hector Murguia, said, "I think the CIA and DEA are on the same side as us in fighting drug gangs. We have excellent collaboration with the US." Al Jazeera noted he made those comments in the safety of his SUV.
While US law enforcement and security agencies might well be doing their best to fight the cartels, the reality is America is very much to blame for the violence in Mexico. The United States is the destination for virtually all of the drugs smuggled across Mexico, which are paid for with dollars. And flowing south across the border are guns, obtained through the US - guns that often end up killing people.
Meanwhile the US has funneled more than $1.4 billion in aid to the Mexican government to provide training and equipment for the drug war, but that doesn't mean all efforts have been helpful.
Certainly, efforts like Fast and Furious, an infamous debacle where US supplied arms were deliberately placed in the hands of the cartels, by government agents, no less, have harmed the image of the US as an ally. In Fast and Furious, the weapons were "lost" and subsequently used to kill a untold number of Mexican civilians and at least one US border patrol agent.
A number of Mexicans blame the CIA for making the problem worse, rather than better. They see in the current war, the machinations of powerful, secretive agencies whose agenda is more about enrichment and empowerment, than justice.
It is difficult to disagree with Villanueva and others who share his view, especially when considering the dissonance between known capabilities and actual results. For example, the US is able to track down terrorists in the most inhospitable regions of the Earth (or in their urban lairs) and strike them either using special forces, specially trained local police, or even with unmanned predator drones. Yet, in Mexico, it is proving impossible to intercept high-profile drug lords who live in palatial mansions in full view of the world.
How do these evil men escape justice without the complicity of the government and agencies that are charged with bringing them to justice?
While the quality of the involvement of the CIA and other security agencies may be debatable, it is impossible to excise the blame from America. The United States is the market and the source of the money and the guns that have spread so much death and destruction across Mexico. If the CIA is part of the problem, then it will only be one more sign of the corruption and evil that pervades American and Mexican politics and holds hostage millions of innocents.
So wait. You're going to in one breath berate and insult me for claiming to know NewsCorps mind (which I assert is profit based), and declaring that I am making assertation that I can't back up.. and then.. you proceeded to make an assertation about the mind of news corp that you can't back up. You verified this where, exactly?
ROFL kk. You got me. Well I verified it by checking his show was cancelled.
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When was that broadcast?
Tried to find out but gave up, bored.
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When was his show cancelled?
Sometime between him saying this and now.
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Did he issue that statement before or after he knew his show was cancelled?
I would assume a cancelled show doesn't "wind down"? Though if he was fired before this, that would almost make it more interesting.
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the far more likely scenario is he was fired for poor ratings. Just like every other television show ever.
I doubt you appreciate the Reality of conditioning of the masses. Those who control the mass media control the government. They are not motivated by ratings, they're driven by delivering content that drills viewers with propaganda. Aaron Sorkin's show is interesting but it's still pro-government drivel so far.
And how the fuck is the anchor a registered Republican? Sorkin got a little cheeky there, he's about as Republican as your average HuffingtonPost reader.
And how the fuck is the anchor a registered Republican? Sorkin got a little cheeky there, he's about as Republican as your average HuffingtonPost reader.
Yeah, this is the point I made in the thread you made about NewsRoom. It really, really tilts me. I think it's intellectually dishonest. It's like he's trying to trick republicans into not objecting to the show, because the main character is one of them. Unless Sorkin himself is a disgruntled Republican, it makes no sense at all, other than as a cheap trick.
Yeah, this is the point I made in the thread you made about NewsRoom. It really, really tilts me. I think it's intellectually dishonest. It's like he's trying to trick republicans into not objecting to the show, because the main character is one of them. Unless Sorkin himself is a disgruntled Republican, it makes no sense at all, other than as a cheap trick.
On the other hand, the line about "center is where the facts are" was very good. One of indeceny's most effective tricks is to go crazy and then fool imbeciles into thinking the truth is somewhere in the middle. Thaksin does this so well. Abhisit is crazy socialist trying to make Thailand a welfare state so Thaksin media depicts him as Hitler, kills his own vassals and blames their deaths on Abhisit and then when Abhisit rejects "meeting in the middle" Thaksin shakes his head.
Some people are just so pig-headed and anti-reconciliation and anti-peace.
At one time I read that statement and thought you were praising me in some way, as if I were a good pupil and making progress along the path from valueless to actual decency...It's funny how that works, the inward focus which led my life. That focus ended about three weeks ago when I came to realize that for 32 years I could think of nothing but myself, what I wanted, how I felt, how ashamed I always was...Yet when I suffered, there was never any blame left to share with me, it was always the worlds fault, why couldn't anyone understand what I was talking about but me???
And then, one day, all I had was me, and Truth, I had the Truth you had given me, a truth I was never strong enough not to look away from, until the day finally came and I found the inner strength to not look away, to actually see and to finally know Truth...and it made me scream....the thing that I was vs the man that I am, that is my Truth, and it means Everything...It's all that I ever wanted, thank you.
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You need to be a big boy now. You can start by learning how to fucking read.
That DASSK quote is one of her best. She ain't no pretty frail old lady, she's a whip.
She was pretty cute too, but it feels wrong to jerk off to DASSK (sfobv). So I imagine girls like this could be mini-iconic constructs manufactured & carefully sustained & sold to a populace just looking for a reason to be little bitches one day.
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