The fact that Gary Webb, gave his life as a REAL REPORTER, to the cause, a cause which was to stop the import of drugs into Black communities is not a dead issue.
What is real is the fact that the so-called war on drugs is not working.
Is it in intent of the powers who control world governments to install major dangerous drugs within the Urban communites as a measure of population control?
Here we will share the facts and history of major drug operations and the fact that someone is involved internally to let the drugs into our borders.
The question remains still unanswered to this date to why? the Whitehouse authorities allowed those who under investigation to leave the country, during 9/11/01.
In Boston, where a large amount of Date Rape Drugs where being shipped right into Boston Airport,
The investigation was a on going watch by the FBI, DEA and other drug enforecement agencies.
But as with all things they can watch and do nothing else not only until the evidence is made available to them but also they have to wait to get clearance to arrest those involved.
If indeed this drugs were coming into the Boston area, and it involved the brother of Bin Laden as it was alleged on my program by a former FBI informant, indeed John O'Neill, was attempting to stop this because it was a part of ring that was targeting teens, our youth. It was not the normal drugs this time it was large qualities of drugs that were beign installed to cause more sexually activities and more undetected rapes.
Disease like aids and others to hit our cities.
Colombian Trade
On that date three paramilitary leaders took preferential seats in the Colombian parliament and, although formally accused by the justice system as drug trafficking capos, the three delivered their speeches to the further discredit of civil liberties, justice and popular power of which a parliament should be an expression.
Meyer Lansky, mafia boss and master financial strategist who tried without success to be buried on the heroes hill in Israel and who, along with many other operations, financed the failed invasion of the Bay of Pigs, would have been proud of the spectacle; one which also bears comparison with his actions in the Cuba of Fulgencio Batista.
The occasion could also be compared with the example of General Khun Sa in Myanmar (formerly Burma), who, during the 80s managed to control 80% of the area within the Golden Triangle and increased opium production from 550 to 2,500 metric tonnes.
One is even reminded of the image of President Reagan calling the Taliban leader, Bin Laden a " freedom fighter".
Bin Laden organized the largest market in opium production in the world in order to finance the war against the Russians in Afghanistan. Today he is accused of running the largest organization of Islamic fundamentalism which continues to be financed by heroin originating in Afghanistan.
Similarly, the image of the paramilitaries in the Colombian Parliament brings to mind the one and only legendary Sicilian boss Charles "Lucky" Luciano, who died of a heart-attack in Naples airport in 1962, after having spent years in hiding as a result of organizing and running one of the first Sicilian heroin networks. He was allowed to do so as compensation for his services during the Second World War.
The grotesque scene also evokes the memory of the Corsican mafia bosses who had to withdraw from the Golden Triangle and who were hunted down after an agreement was reached between President Nixon and the French President George Pompidou to stop the activities of the Marseilles laboratories.
Many of them were ruthlessly assassinated despite their co-operation in French Indochina and then with the CIA in South Vietnam.
A spectacle such as that witnessed in the Colombian parliament can even be compared with what went on in Bolivia from 1978, when the first foreign mercenaries began to arrive there, having been hired by Klaus Barbie, the German war criminal and Nazi refugee, on behalf of the Bolivian Ministry of the Interior for which he acted as a consultant.
The Argentinians Alfredo Mario Mingolla, González Bonorino and Silva arrived in Bolivia in that way, all of them originally from the shadowy Argentinian Anti-Communist Alliance or the Triple-A , and it was also in that way that the Argentinian Navy were able to gain control of the cocaine market to finance the war in Central America, and particularly their operations first in Guatemala and then in Honduras.
It was there that they put together, among many other clandestine operations, a group of journalists headed by Juan Gasparini, a collaborator from the Argentinian Navy. This group controlled all the information and backed media operations to support the drug-traffickers.
This technique was also used in the PR campaigns run by Carlos Castaño in Colombia which included a widely published edition of a book entitiled "My Confession". The book was written by the Spaniard Mauricio Aranguren Molina and was publicised by the correspondent for the Spanish newspaper El Mundo - Salud Hernández Mora.
Alvaro Uribe Vélez, the President of Colombia, and his Vice-President, Pacho Santos, are in charge of the largest operation to legitimize a criminal mafia organization to have taken place in recent years.
To understand exactly what that means, we describe here the profile of five of the negotiators of the so-called AUC (United Self-Defence Forces of Colombia). In the case of every one of them there are formal charges pending involving the running of drug-dealing organizations.
These organizations are responsible for the production of over 90% of the cocaine sold world-wide.
They are also responsible for 65% of the heroin sent to the United States.
At the moment, the most important of these men is the paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso.
Mancuso is a member of the 'Ndranghetá', the powerful Calabrian mafia which according to Italian police, exceeds the Sicilian Cosa Nostra in both strength and size. The 'Ndranghetá purchased almost "an entire neighbourhood" in Brussels, the capital of Belgium with laundered funding originating in narcotrafficking.
News of the operation was announced on 5th May 2004 by the Italian Government and it followed actions to dismantle an important network of drug-traffickers from the Calabrian mafia, with international ramifications.
During the operation 47 people were arrested, accused of drug-trafficking and money-laundering and are attributed with having laundered the equivalent of 28 million euros in Brussels by purchasing real estate.
The investigating judge from Reggio Calabria, Francesca Mollaca, advised that measures had already been introduced to seize the assets acquired by the mafia group in the city of Brussels.
According to the investigation, the activities of the 'ndrangheta extended to the Netherlands where large quantities of heroin and cocaine had been marketed.
According to an investigation of the Anti-Mafia Commission of the Italian Parliament the Calabrian 'ndranghetá' make some 11,000 million dollars per annum solely from cocaine trafficking, easily exceeding the 9,000 million made by the Sicilian Cosa Nostra.
The Calabrian mafia also dominate the world market in cocaine trafficking along with their colleagues the Colombian dealers. They even supply the Cosa Nostra, the Neapolitan Camorra and the Sacra Corona Unita from the Apulia region (Puglia), the other existing Italian mafia organizations.
An important boss of the 'ndrangheta', Antonino Pangallo was also arrested in Madrid Spain where he has been a fugitive since 2002.
In one week alone, between the 18th and the 24th February 2004, the Italian police arrested two important bosses: Giuseppe Morabito, fugitive for 12 years and Orazio De Stefano, on the run for the last 16 years.
The Italian Minister for the Interior, Giuseppe Pisanu, defined the 'ndrangheta' as "the most powerful and dangerous criminal organization in Italy".
According to the investigations, the organization has expanded into countries on five continents.
The connection of the United Self-Defence Forces of Colombia, the AUC, with narcotics trafficking was confirmed with the capture of 102 people in Italy, Holland and the Colombian city of Santa Marta, all belonging to a narcotics network in the service of that illegal armed group.
As a result of the anti-narcotics operation an international group led by the 'Ndrangheta' mafia was dismantled, not only one of the most dangerous criminal organizations in Italy, but also according to the authorities, with apparent connections to one of the heads of the paramilitary group.
In the massive police action known as "Decollo", 75 people were arrested in Italy, 11 in Holland and 16 in Colombia, and over 5,000 kilos of cocaine were seized in the Italian city of Calabria.
According to the investigations, in order to dismantle the network, someone close to the Mancuso family, from the Calabrian town of Vibo Valentia, was infiltrated and formed a relationship with one of his relatives who is currently one of the heads of the paramilitary group.
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