Narco Elite organization
also: narco state
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have been given contracts in Colombia. At the same time, the narco elite has members of their own family attending U.S. engineering and aeronautical schools. Most of the technology used directly or indirectly in the cocaine trade comes from…
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the sale of music, art, and literature films produced by the organization. The FARC funds its military wing through extortion of the Colombian narco elite. They kidnap members of the Colombian government for ransom or prisoner exchanges, ba…
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That's basically what it boils down to. Okay. The Colombian narco elite at the profit end of the cocaine commodity chain is also determined to defend its political and economic interests through their insurgency strategy, which involves the…
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For the FARC campesinos, their mantra is not to get rich from coca. The narco elite view the FARC as an obstacle to their source of wealth and, more critically, a threat to their existence as a class. In contrast to Central American peace a…
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continues to wage a struggle with the support of the poor peasantry and relies on the legitimate production of coca for their substance. If the FARC did not exist, the potential for coca exploitation of cocaine production would be unbounded…
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leadership routinely. But that's not convenient to our argument here because we want to call them communist. In spite of the narco elite's sophisticated cocaine production and distribution system, the growing of the fundamental ingredient, …
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Another source estimates that no more than 2.5% of all cocoa production in the country is indirectly connected to the FARC. The taxation system introduced by the FARC not only reduces the profits of the narco elite, but has made cocoa culti…
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Members of the narco elite, the cartels, the high-ranking military officers, and the paramilitary leaders would take the land closest to the controlled FARC to drive them off and kill their support base. This insurgency strategy has been co…
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are used for the peasants. By depicting the FARC as a major drug trafficking organization, the U.S. and Colombia capitalized on the conflict involving cocaine production between rebel-held zones and the rest of Colombia, where coca was also…
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and much of rural Colombia is part of the FARC's resistance to U.S. imperialism. Colombia's cocaine decade coincided with a period of intensified political activity on behalf of the U.S. via MAS, which was the paramilitary narco-state creat…
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including two presidential candidates, when the Union patriots and sectors of the Colombian left signed a peace pact with the government to engage in electoral politics. So this was a ploy to get the people to participate in politics so the…
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The number of militant supporters in Bogota alone were estimated between 2,200 and between 4,000 and 6,000 nationwide. At its peak from the 1990s to the mid-2000s, FARC numbered between 40,000 and 50,000 fighters. The stated objective of th…
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Targeting the cocaine trade assisted the FARC to finance their war. So there's, let's see, there's quite a bit more to this, but I think you guys understand where we're going with this. There's a lot more details to this, and it involved th…
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Playing Columbia, that kind of was the impetus to begin the fight against the FARC in a more legitimate way because they were making quite a bit of military success in their fight against the narco state. And that scared the hell out of eve…
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So the next chapter gets into playing Columbia. So this is a good place to stop. But understanding the underpinnings and the motivation of both. So you have literally the entire world against the FARC in Columbia. Because I described to you…
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the narco state of Colombia and the entire apparatus of the U.S. government coalescing. And that doesn't even describe the inner workings of Europe and their dependency on cocaine being imported through Spain into Europe. So you literally h…
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against the FARC. They commercialized the drug trade and anytime they got their caught doing it, they just blamed it on the FARC. Yes. And when legitimate regulators or investigators found the truth about what was really happening, no charg…
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They have this entire infrastructure set up in Colombia, and somehow the CIA missed it. The DEA missed it. All of the military resources that were deployed to Colombia missed it. Or they didn't miss it. They hid it. You're right. They just …
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Wouldn't you agree? 100%. That was the beauty of having the FARC. Right. And if the FARC wasn't there, they would have just created another one. I mean, right. They needed a boogeyman to blame everything on. Patterns, patterns, patterns, as…
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Good morning, Carl, and good morning, everyone who's attending our spaces today. I know we're all going through withdrawals, Carl, but it is what it is. And thank those on Rumble as well. I'm looking at the fact that we're talking about the…
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All of it to make it legitimate and pull all of these other places, all of these other businesses, all of these other banks into this whole deal on money laundering. And my first thought when we were talking about land was all the land acqu…
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in what's going on with the drug trade. So I'm sure Warhamster would have a lot more to say about that than myself, but something that I got tumbling in my head at the moment. Thank you, Colonel. So, and just keep in mind that this big tran…
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Right. They're transferring this entire cartel into a business structure. And it's not coincidental that we took out Noriega in 1989. Just keep that in the back of your mind. But SR-71, can you talk to me a minute about the whole computer s…
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that they have this huge elaborate computer network and at no time was any white hat hacking into this computer system and exposing it. If we actually were serious about taking out a narco state, do you think it's possible that the people i…
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that they evaded all NSA, all CIA, all DIA capability to expose that network. No, they didn't avoid any of that. They worked in tandem with them. There's no doubt in my mind. If I look at today's technology and where we're at concerning enc…