mexican drug cartels run this shit

[SHADY]

if it wasnt for them no one would be able to get high period it gos columbia panama mexico usa but mexico got s the keys to all the doors

[Lefty]

Well in terms of marijuana they do,and cocaine possibly i'm not sure,i would think the colombians still control that,But as far as Heroin the Italian Mafia still holds much of that,as well as the colombians. The israeli cartels control virtully all of the Extasy,as well as several independant crews in Europe.

[juniorx]

Guess in the USA.. u guyz dont have any Asians Running the show.. Coz for heroin.. all our shit comes from Asia..

[Lefty]

Well a lot of it is made in raw form in Asia,believe or not some comes from the middle east,and they have plants in Italy to process the poppy seeds into heroin.

[e]

Well a lot of it is made in raw form in Asia,believe or not some comes from the middle east,and they have plants in Italy to process the poppy seeds into heroin.

?? Are you sure? Because for a while, Asians were the biggest importers of heroin into the US, meaning they processed it themselves and smuggled it in. And I think most of the heroin from Afghanistan & Mid-East goes to Europe, with a little of it finding it's way here. Most of the heroin in the US is probably thru Mexico and I doubt the Italians are controllin that.

[Lefty]

Well nowadays it tough to say, a lot of it is smuggled in through Muexico,as well as several caribbean islands.I know throughout the most of the past the Mafia had a Death-Grip on the Heroin trade,but as they lost power the Asians gradully took over the Heroin Trade,but the Mafia still has Stake in it.

[Y.G.]

THE JAMICIANS HOLD IT DOWN TOO.

[Lefty]

When it comes to street level dealing, yes the Jamaicans,Dominicans, and Puerto Ricans hold the weed,Coc,and Heroin game down,at least thats how it is in New York. Rich Italians and even russians from Brighton Beach u will c dealing with club drugs such as K and Ex.

[juniorx]

well in Australia the Italians dont really hold as much weight as they do in US.. here the Asians r the ones behind all of it.. with the all the Younger dudes trying to get a big name pushing the drugs across the streets.. Alot of the weed here comes from the Biker Gangs.. which alot of it is grown in Australia.. where as the Heroin, Cocaine, xtc r all Imported.. Believe it or not.. but without much Publicity and people knowing about it.. the Russians r Moving in on Australia.. u tell people that and they think ur kidding becoz Russians never held anything here.. but u would be very Suprised at how much dosh these guyz r Laundering from Illegal Activities through there Legitimate Businesses... Guess thats why its called Organized Crime.. ..

[MICK]

keep in mind, theres a good amount that comes from canada.

[fistfullofboomstick]

amount of what, all that?

[MICK]

weed. my bad

[MICK]

probably other s--t too. but ive heard more about the weed

[fistfullofboomstick]

British Colombia on the west of canada produces a lot and most of it is shipped out

[MICK]

to the states, right?

[fistfullofboomstick]

yeh man srry i didnt say that lol

[MICK]

its cool, bro. i forgot the weed part. lol

[Ducati]

Thailand's recent call for help in thwarting drug smuggling confirms that Southeast Asia is fast becoming a second front in the global war on narcotics. But greater support from Washington and other nations will deepen the political rivalry between Washington and Beijing for political dominance in the region.
When the Association of Southeast Asian Nations met in Hanoi on July 25 to identify new ways to cooperate to stop illegal narcotics and arms trafficking in the region, the United States and other members of the 10-nation group agreed to Thailand's proposal to bolster action in the Golden Triangle region of Thailand, Laos and Myanmar.

Southeast Asia is fast becoming the next front in the global war on drugs, second only to the multi-billion-dollar effort underway in South America. Efforts to curb the region's drug-trafficking problem will attract more outside support, including increased U.S. military involvement. But the region will also turn into a political battleground as Washington and Beijing compete for regional hegemony.

With nearly 60 percent of the heroin consumed in the United States coming from Myanmar, the U.S. government has been increasing its involvement in Southeast Asia's anti-drug efforts in response to skyrocketing opium production. Although similar to the U.S. government's effort in South America, the new front lies along the southern flank of China, whose relations with Washington have become tense this year.

Thailand has led regional and international efforts to address the trafficking problem in Southeast Asia, especially in the poppy-rich Golden Triangle. The Thai government recently signed an agreement with Cambodia to strengthen military cooperation to fight cross-border crimes, according to a news report on July 20 in the Bangkok Nation. Discussions are also underway with Vietnam and other neighbors for joint policing along their borders, where drug traffickers and rebel groups often operate with impunity.

Bangkok also is struggling against a massive flood of heroin and amphetamines from neighboring Myanmar and, to a lesser extent, Malaysia. Thailand continues to trade barbs and military threats with the communist military junta in Rangoon. In April, Thailand and Myanmar amassed troops along their border and placed their armies on the highest alert in decades, according to Interfax News Agency.

But there are problems for the Thai government at home as well. Thailand suffers from rampant corruption within elements of its security forces, according to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency and local media reports.

A significant element of the current anti-drug effort in Southeast Asia is the growing involvement of the U.S. government. This has occurred in part because of the sharp reduction of opium crops in other global drug-production centers. The Taliban has shut down poppy production in Afghanistan, China is successfully cracking down in its own border regions, and a major multi-national campaign is continuing in Colombia.

That U.S. involvement is becoming increasingly militarized under the Bush administration. The U.S. military has had a long relationship with Bangkok, conducting the major Cobra Gold military exercise in Thailand annually. But, for the first time, the United States, at Thailand's request, has dispatched Special Forces to train the Thai military in counter-narcotics operations. Media reports say more than 40 U.S. military trainers have been operating in the northern Thai province of Chiang Rai – near the border with Myanmar – since March.

America's deepening involvement raises the stakes in its competition with China over influence in Southeast Asia – particularly since China's only true ally in the region, Myanmar, has become one of the major drug targets.

Washington has long been active along the Thailand-Myanmar border, according to the U.S. Congressional Research Service. Western anti-drug agents consider the government-allied United Wa State Army force as one of the largest and best-armed drug organizations in the world. The force, consisting of 5,000 ethnic tribesmen in Myanmar's eastern Shan state, is allied with the military rulers in Rangoon and is directly involved in drug trafficking to the United States.

Beijing has supplied the United Wa force with weapons – including surface-to-air missiles – for its fight against other ethnic groups in the region. In exchange, the United Wa is helping construct a network of roads that could enable Beijing to gain land access to ports in Myanmar. This could lead to the Chinese navy gaining access to the Indian Ocean for the first time.

Should that occur, China would be able to influence maritime operations on both sides of the Straits of Malacca, not just in the South China Sea. It would also significantly enhance the reach of its navy, something Beijing has been working overtime to accomplish but which the United States has been trying to prevent.

China-U.S. ties would also be hurt if Washington's anti-drug efforts succeed in pushing the narcotics trade back across the Chinese border, or if Washington's involvement results in closer ties with traditional Beijing allies such as Vietnam.

Note: Increased military involvement projected in Thailand.


Source: WorldNetDaily (US Web)
Published: Tuesday, August 7, 2001
Copyright: 2001 WorldNetDaily.com, Inc.
Contact: letters@worldnetdaily.com
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[fistfullofboomstick]

lol yeh man, we canadians gro good guerilla crops LOL, i seen cops come out of the forests with truckloads to get rid of, i should tell him ill get rid of it for them

[MICK]

lol hell yea. ill help you. some might be missing though. *wink*

[fistfullofboomstick]

lol u kno wut we gonna do man LOL

[MICK]

there was a whole documentary on all that on Mtv. Its pretty crazy how they get it in here.
and if i remember correct, they said the strongest marijuana comes from
canada.

[MICK]

lol. hell yea, bro

[fistfullofboomstick]

ooo man i gotta say, i was in quebec on a trip in the woods, and we were on 1 island and all we could smell was that stink of the green stuff, it was intoxicating, we couldnt find the crops tho, there was fallen trees all around the place

[MICK]

no sh*t? thats cool man. have u ever gone back to find it?

if u did, be careful. u never know whos growin it. u know?

[fistfullofboomstick]

yeh thats what im thinkin, and it was deep in the woods too man, like u kno they need a plane to get at it, if they got a plane, u kno they got other equipment right lol

[MICK]

yea exactly. they use choppers alot to get to their crops.

but yea, gettin high aint worth gettin killed by the mob. lol

it would have to be some pretty good sh*t. LOL

[snitches.freeservers.com]

About organized crime their is a new web site that will let people in on the SNITCHES of the game. Alot of Mexicans names will be posted their very shorty because of a 36 manFederal indictment out of St. Louis. These Mexicanos are 5k1 in it (a profer to turn states evidence). Out of 36 people their is only a few that arnet a snitch. I will post more later, check the sie out your self.

http://www.snitches.freeservers.com

You can post anyone who snitched on you by going to the message board and filling out the information (where it asks for your email address you can put anything( abogus email so your not revelaed) and your name is the same way. You must try to provide the accurate information as possible that there really a snitch or it could be deleted.

if you have written statements you can email them to infoonsnitches@yahoo.com and thell post the snitch for you.

[jimmy_tee]

next time your in those weed infested forests and only your nose can sense something have a look above you. A lot of the time the cartels will make canopies in the trees to grow it.
A few years back in Queensland, Australia they uncovered Tonnes and Tonnes of weed growing in the canopies of the Daintree Rainforest. I have a friend who was a Narc part of the bust and he said the weed was the best his ever had due to undisturbed conditions plus the tropical heat blah blah.

[jimmy_tee]

About organized crime their is a new web site that will let people in on the SNITCHES of the game. Alot of Mexicans names will be posted their very shorty because of a 36 manFederal indictment out of St. Louis. These Mexicanos are 5k1 in it (a profer to turn states evidence). Out of 36 people their is only a few that arnet a snitch. I will post more later, check the sie out your self.

http://www.snitches.freeservers.com

You can post anyone who snitched on you by going to the message board and filling out the information (where it asks for your email address you can put anything( abogus email so your not revelaed) and your name is the same way. You must try to provide the accurate information as possible that there really a snitch or it could be deleted.

if you have written statements you can email them to infoonsnitches@yahoo.com and thell post the snitch for you.

Theres a nice saying here in Australia used as the slogan for the Outlaws Motorcyle Group (i'm sure a lot of people use it), 'Snitches are a Dying Breed'

[SV 2004]

Mexican cartels make some serious $$ man, but the competition and stakes is high, u got the columbians to worry about and other cartels.
i watched this interesting doc on Pablo escobar on the History channel, thats one hardcore dude, dude pratically ran the country and even offered to pay off the countries whole deficit to strike a deal with the Columbian govt , he wanted assurance that he couldnt be extradicted to the US to face Drug charges. Thas some crazy Shiet, dude had wayyy too much money

[BfKCmOney]

Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez thats all I know