is coke a really serious problem. like is it as bad as fent or something. i feel like everyone is doing coke.
Disastrous_One_7357 on
I don’t feel like cocaine is drug worthy going to war over. It’s definitely outside of the top3.
omnipotentsandwich on
I wouldn’t be surprised if this was all a prelude to a war with Venezuela.
gnarlytabby on
Trump is using the military against cocaine trafficking because Don Jr has cut a protection deal with some other cartel. Yes this is tinfoil hat nonsense and yes I will die on this hill.
SpookyHonky on
>According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), Venezuela is not a cocaine-producing country.
>Almost all coca crops – the main ingredient of cocaine – are concentrated in Colombia, Peru and Bolivia. An annual report from the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) published in March did not mention Venezuela in the four pages dedicated to cocaine trafficking, citing instead Ecuador, Central America and Mexico.
Seems like a pretty good reason to engage in regime change. Luckily the good folks in the southern US are big fans of asylum seekers/refugees, so a random feud-based war can only be a positive.
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is coke a really serious problem. like is it as bad as fent or something. i feel like everyone is doing coke.
I don’t feel like cocaine is drug worthy going to war over. It’s definitely outside of the top3.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this was all a prelude to a war with Venezuela.
Trump is using the military against cocaine trafficking because Don Jr has cut a protection deal with some other cartel. Yes this is tinfoil hat nonsense and yes I will die on this hill.
>According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), Venezuela is not a cocaine-producing country.
>Almost all coca crops – the main ingredient of cocaine – are concentrated in Colombia, Peru and Bolivia. An annual report from the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) published in March did not mention Venezuela in the four pages dedicated to cocaine trafficking, citing instead Ecuador, Central America and Mexico.
Seems like a pretty good reason to engage in regime change. Luckily the good folks in the southern US are big fans of asylum seekers/refugees, so a random feud-based war can only be a positive.