Posted on 12/31/2012 5:24:33 AM PST by AtlasStalled
The drug trade is a rough business, and the fairer sex can't expect any special treatment.
Only months after her release from prison Lorena Henao Montoya was gunned down by two hit men on a motorcycle in northeastern Colombia as reported by BBC News: "Henao's brother, Orlando, and her husband, Ivan Urdinola, were considered co-founders of Colombia's Norte del Valle or Northern Valley drug cartel in the late 1980s."
Karma is catching up with the drug queens from Colombia.
Last September Griselda Blanco, the "cocaine godmother" who played rough on the streets of Miami, FL during the 1970s and 1980s, finally got her just desserts in Medellin, Colombia when gun-toting assassins on motorcycles gunned down the old hag as reported by David Ovalle for The Miami Herald: "Blanco, 69, spent nearly two decades behind bars in the United States for drug trafficking and three murders, including the 1982 slaying of a 2-year-old boy in Miami." She was suspected of ordering dozens of more murders, and "has been credited with inventing the idea of the 'motorcycle assassin' who rode by victims and sprayed them with bullets."
A lot of people, including a lot of Conservatives, want a (drug) war, and they’re getting it. That war kills a lot more people than the drugs do, and it kills a lot of freedoms too. The Great American Police State has largely been enabled by the drug war, to say nothing of violence in Mexico and in America.
Maybe if the drug war was ended, those stupid kids that deal on the streets wouldn’t have any business, and wouldn’t need so many guns.
Yes, but the drugs leave a lot more people wishing they were dead.
Good clip from Miami Vice. Ted Nugent as the bad guy. Godley and Creme sing ‘Cry”:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkyVjFAHFI8
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