What happens to Tony Montana if Trump gets rid of gangs? by Jon Rappoport

What happens to Tony Montana if Trump gets rid of gangs?

by Jon Rappoport August 26, 2015

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In an interview Tuesday evening with Univision anchor Jorge Ramos, Donald Trump said he would get rid of gangs in America. Boom. Much, much easier said than done, but why is Trump, that fast-talking cowboy, the only presidential candidate in memory who has put elimination of gangs near the top of his to-do list or even mentioned them at all? Why does Trump, whom so many people think of as nothing more than a predatory capitalist, spend a second talking about the gang scourge that locks up and imprisons so many Americans in inner cities and makes them fearful of leaving their homes or allowing their children to make "new friends"---aka recruiters for gangs. Why is Trump touching the never-touched electric wire called gangs?   Has Barack Obama, who professes to make all Americans equal, ever seriously mentioned gangs?  Has he ever mentioned that the fate of so many Americans in city slums are deeply affected by gang crime and gang control? Has he ever discussed, in public, the murder and maiming numbers---the human numbers racked up by gangs? He must be too busy getting the Trans Pacific Partnership Treaty passed, thus sinking the economy to new lows. Well, there is this: the drug business. Yes. US gangs transport and sell drugs for the cartels.  The recent case of Jesus Vicente Zambada-Niebla in Chicago exposed the long-suspected US government partnership with the Mexican Sinaloa cartel. Basically, the US feds permit Sinaloa clean drugs routes all the way up to Chicago, where lesser gangs handle distribution to other American cities, via still other gangs. In return, Sinaloa provides the feds actionable intelligence on its rival Mexican cartels. And of course, when you talk about the drug business, you talk about banks laundering billions and billions and billions. Trump might want to think about all this.  It explains a great deal.  It explains why more heavily scripted politicians avoid the subject of gangs altogether. Drug money is sugar for banks.  US based gangs sell the drugs.  All sorts of people, usual and unusual suspects, scrape off pieces of the action.  In cash. Businesses and companies, including some on Wall Street here and there, do very nicely as a result of drug money. The unofficial US government policy includes this principle: if the drug business needs US gangs as a vital component, then sacrificing the lives and futures and day-to-day safety of millions of people living with gangs in inner cities is a small price to pay. Meanwhile, mountains of bullshit rhetoric can be expended on "concern" for those very same inner-city residents.  Whole agendas consisting of politically correct this and politically incorrect that can be formed, enlisting the innocent and brain-addled youth of the nation. Hollywood can make a few thousand movies about the drug biz and never reveal the actual set-up, from the lowest to the highest levels. And colleges?  You can forget about professors laying out the real story. So Trump has just taken another crazy turn.  He's mentioned gangs.  He's said he intends to get rid of them.  What a lunatic. Watch his poll numbers rise even higher if he keeps talking about this issue.  Because untold millions of Americans have felt, for a long time, that a going after gangs is exactly what this country needs to do. Of course, the American people must be crazy, too.  What do they know? We don't need a war on gangs.  What we need is another HBO series about drug gangsters in prison.  Yes, absolutely. And for those who think ending the war on drugs and legalizing every chemical known to man will eliminate gangs, I have news for you. The products don't create the culture.  Not at the core.  The people who rob the lives of decent citizens will always find a way to do that. Just as mega-corporations will always find a way. But don't worry.  Surely, Hillary Clinton will present a major policy on gangs.  Surely she will come out swinging and...wait.  I seem to remember something about her husband Bill and Mena, Arkansas; an airport, wasn't it?  Cocaine deliveries?  And then there was a CIA project to build munitions factories in Arkansas, which Bill greenlighted.  The Agency thought it would be easier to make their own guns rather than trade cocaine for them?  Terry Reed and John Cummings wrote a book about all this: Compromised. But that's old history.  Who cares?  Maybe it's just a bad dream.

Anyway, back to Trump.  He just can't keep his big trap shut.  First, it was putting back tariffs on US imports, thus creating huge numbers of jobs again for Americans.  Now it's gangs.  He obviously needs a week or two in a psych ward.  One of those powerful anti-psychotic drugs will slow him down. Then we can return to a reasonable and dignified presidential campaign.  Sanitized debates, puffball rhetoric, generalities, Jeb versus Hillary.  Familiar ground.  The liars we know.  The thieves and killers.  Dynasty, the series running on all channels. Comfort food.

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Jon Rappoport The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world.

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