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[the peanut gallery]

Will it change the Calderon cartel policy? I think not. Does anyone think otherwise?


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[Enchilada Potosina]

[ton a bricks]

Well don�t imagine that the PAN is not supporting El Chapo Guzman; if the PRI get back in and cut back on the violence, that would be an improvement over the massacres being sponsored by the PAN...

And I am definitely not a PRI supporter, even in Toluca and Atlacomulco where Pe�a Nieto is from, the people I speak with are totally opposed to him, moreso than the ones that are less familiar with who he really is and what he really represents.

The PRI assumes that they are getting back in because the television networks support them and they control access to 80% of information in Mexico...

Does your message imply you support Calderon? The "Wars on Drugs"" have been going on for decades and things just get worse. As Javier Sicilia said last month, they have to declare it a public health problem and attack it with health services, but that is not convenient for arms dealers and defence contractors and nilitary leaders, many of whom find themselves on the north side of the border, as well as money laundering banks and their investors.... The situation is a bonanza for all of them...