What about Latin America and the Cartels?

[Box]

As you watch the cartels literally chase their president out to sea.
As you watch the cartels burn their country in retaliation for the killing of an international criminal.
Remind yourselves - not all that long ago, the US media set about with their anti-Trump torches and pitchforks because he said that it wasn't the Mexican President that ran their country - it was the cartels...
...because its not very presidential to say something like that about Mexico

 

[RackMaster]

Cuba's next but what will Canada do without cheap authoritarian vacations.

Canada’s Friendly Dictatorship Problem

 

[AWP]

Cuba's next but what will Canada do without cheap authoritarian vacations.

Canada’s Friendly Dictatorship Problem

Isn't your dictator Fidel's son?

 

[RackMaster]

Isn't your dictator Fidel's son?

No now we have Xi's best buddy

 

[AWP]

No now we have Xi's best buddy

Two things can both be true.

 

[DA SWO]

Isn't your dictator Fidel's son?

That was the last guy.

 

[AWP]

That was the last guy.

Ah. Thank you for the correction. Canada has so many elected Communists I can't keep them straight.

 

[Cookie_]

Cuba says it killed 4 people on speedboat from Florida who opened fire off Cuban coast

 

[Muppet]

Cuba says it killed 4 people on speedboat from Florida who opened fire off Cuban coast

Bay of Pigs part deux? My Alex Jones intrusive thoughts think this is a false flag. I may be wrong.

 

[RackMaster]

Just a few snippets. This is complex and connects a lot of organizations amd police corruption in Canada.

Ryan Wedding’s Network Linked To Toronto's Growing Police Corruption Scandal

A review of the first indictment against Wedding shows that Singh, Wedding’s co-accused, was part of a tight circle of cartel operatives communicating over encrypted channels — a command layer that included Jonathan Acevedo-García, the U.S. federal witness later allegedly executed on Wedding’s orders. Deepak Paradkar was also allegedly part of that circle, and is now charged in the second American indictment with counselling the murder of Acevedo-García, facilitating bribery, and penetrating Canadian police systems on the cartel’s behalf.

Brian Da Costa, the central narco-trafficking suspect in an explosive Toronto police corruption case — one that allegedly enlisted serving officers to traffic drugs and to help target a jail official for murder — has been connected to Gurpreet Singh, the Indo-Canadian trucker that U.S. prosecutors describe as a key cross-border smuggler in the billion-dollar cocaine trafficking network of former Olympian turned Sinaloa Cartel heavyweight Ryan Wedding.

Wedding climbed above all competitors in Canada’s organized crime landscape — outlaw biker-type narco cells — by forging alliances with Mexican cartel members and Iranian underground bankers, and came to dominate the supply of cocaine and methamphetamine into Canada from Latin America.

The pipeline moved product northward through Indo-Canadian mafia and trucking networks. Gurpreet Singh was allegedly a key node in that structure, one of Wedding’s most trusted Indo-Canadian trucking contacts. Deepak Paradkar, a Brampton, Ont., lawyer who allegedly counselled Wedding to murder Jonathan Acebedo-García, is also accused of setting up bribes, penetrating an Ontario Provincial Police investigation, and introducing Wedding to the Indo-Canadian narco-trucking networks, according to the Wedding II federal witness murder indictment.