[barj]

Hasw anybody read Michael Levine's book Deep Cover? If I remember correctly, he alleged the DEA was actually flying drugs into the U.S.

Any thoughts?

[Congressman Billybob]

Yes, the DEA flew drugs into the US. They said it was a sting operation to arrest the people who met the plane. I know one gentleman who explained how to fly a light plane from Bogata non-stop to Harrisburg, Pa.

Congressman Billybob

Latest column: "On Judge Alito, the San Francisco Chronicle is Unfit to be a Newspaper"

[gleeaikin]

Speaking of books, read Harold Coyle's "Trial By Fire". This military novel postulates a war between the US and Mexico fomented by a fixer who got rich suborning politicians and the military and getting them in bed with drug lords. He used mercenaries dressed as Mexican military to assassinate border patrolmen among other misdeads.

[R. Scott]

If I remember correctly, he alleged the DEA was actually flying drugs into the U.S.

Job security disguised as a deep cover operation?

[investigateworld]

...Any thoughts?,,,
All "Three Letter Agencies" need lots of off the books money.
Particularly in this nation where we have a number of Congress critters who believe this nation is the source of all the world's woes.


A better book is "Compromised...",by Terrence Reed.