The billboard reads "Silver over lead" with an effigy of a hanging man for those who don't take Mexican cartel bribes.
The anarchist drug traffickers have won. The "hands up" mob have got what they wanted in the first place:
Hands off!
The real elephant in the room is the illegal addictive drug industry. It is hands off the illegal addictive drug industry. This industry feeds the corrupt politicians in our major cities like an addictive drug. Obama is setting the stage for deregulating the addictive drug laws in our nation. It is another example of my tag line:"The opium of Communists: other people's money."
Shall we deregulate all addictive drugs? This is what Obama (himself a user of crack cocaine) is up to behind the scenes. What kind of anarchy would deregulation unleash? Hands off will evolve into the no-man's-land of the Wild West under the corrupt control of the Mexican drug cartels. American addicts, under chemically induced slavery, will funnel drug money into Mexican banks. Such money will be used by the cartels to increase their control of the Mexican government--and, likewise, control of America.
Zer0's illegal executive amnesty will both increase democrat voters and create new cogs in the addictive drug industry. These new democrat voters will solidify democrat control of government. They will aid and abet a democrat-controlled government who will, through corrupt, self-serving policy, turn the addictive drug industry into a powerhouse for their own benefit. Such will increase the Communist Democrats' power to take America to the Communist system they have wanted. The citizens of both Mexico and America will be up a corrupt creek without a paddle.
Drug money has power!
New York City is up to their blooming (Bloomberg--get it?) eyeballs with drug cartel payoffs to the levers of power. The unions are in the payoff line. Bloomberg's 12-year tenure as New York City's mayor, set the stage. Now New York City's corrupt Bill de Blasio is next in line to be a stooge for the Mexican drug cartels. The amount of heroin inundating New York City, since de Blasio took office, has skyrocketed.