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To: Jonty30

“I can see somebody taking the time to wipe them out, if they get too close.”

The scu*bags aren’t entrenched enough, yet, with absolute power. If they were, it would have been a done deal.

IMHO


14 posted on 12/10/2011 5:16:42 AM PST by ripley
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To: ripley

I live in West Georgia. I’m told that this scenario happens all over America. Here drugs are followed as they come into the country, whether it be Texas, Miami etc. Via Satellite and other means the drug runners are followed as they go up I85 heading North. Once they make their drop off, which they are allowed to do, the runners are followed as they return, presumably with the money obtained for the drugs. This is when they’re stopped. If it’s Coweta or Troup or what ever county, the money confiscated stays in that county.

Now I’m thinking, I guess this could be called money laundering on a small scale, but I suppose it’s being done on a much wider scale. In other words, the DOJ is letting drugs in, and then skimming some of the cartel money themselves.

My only thought is, if this is true, then why couldn’t the drug dealers obtain their money some other way, instead of from these drug runners. Why not have the money deposited in some off shore account or local bank account that cannot be traced.

In summary, I’m wondering if this part of what Issa is talking about.


15 posted on 12/10/2011 5:30:06 AM PST by nikos1121
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