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10-09-2024, 01:58 PM
Mexican cartel sources say the real story here is that the Latino illegal immigrants have brought with them countless billions of dollars of drug cash the cartels have stored in warehouses over the past decades. This money is being laundered through things like Walmart purchases. From there, the money finds its way to China. That is why the Chinese and US military are cooperating to quarantine these dollars. This means a very large percentage of the cash now in circulation inside the US is becoming worthless paper.
Asian secret society sources further say joint Chinese and US military white hat operations against the cartels are ongoing in both the US (where 50,000 Chinese military are secretly deployed) and Latin America.
There is plenty of news floating around to indicate an undeclared war is raging in the Americas.
In Mexico, the war between the cartels and the US military can be seen in a fight between US Ambassador Ken Salazar and Mexican President Manuel Obrador over “judicial reform.” Obrador wants judges to be elected while Salazar insists “popular direct election of judges is a major risk to the functioning of Mexico’s democracy.” So here you have a US ambassador saying elections are a threat to democracy.
https://english.elpais.com/international...amage.html
Asian secret society sources further say joint Chinese and US military white hat operations against the cartels are ongoing in both the US (where 50,000 Chinese military are secretly deployed) and Latin America.
There is plenty of news floating around to indicate an undeclared war is raging in the Americas.
In Mexico, the war between the cartels and the US military can be seen in a fight between US Ambassador Ken Salazar and Mexican President Manuel Obrador over “judicial reform.” Obrador wants judges to be elected while Salazar insists “popular direct election of judges is a major risk to the functioning of Mexico’s democracy.” So here you have a US ambassador saying elections are a threat to democracy.
https://english.elpais.com/international...amage.html
