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Showing posts with label cocaine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cocaine. Show all posts

Sunday, February 24, 2019

$19M of cocaine found in pineapple shipment at Savannah port



DRUGS are coming in through US PORTS - not across the Mexican Border.
Make our PORTS safe.
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More than 1,000 pounds of cocaine was found hidden in a shipment of fresh pineapples at the Port of Savannah.


SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) - More than 1,000 pounds of cocaine was found hidden in a shipment of fresh pineapples at the Port of Savannah.
In November, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) says field operations officers working at the port encountered the shipment from Cartagena, Colombia.
Upon physical inspection of the fruit, they found 450 hidden packages of cocaine. The estimated street value of the discovery is $19,114,940 according to CBP.
“This was an outstanding interception of narcotics by our CBP officers, “said Lisa Beth Brown Savannah CBP Area Port Director said in a statement. “This seizure is a positive enforcement action against drug smuggling organizations and highlights the important work our officers do each day to stop illegal activity at our borders and ports of entry.” 
On a typical day, CBP seizes over 5,000 pounds of drugs nationally.
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    Wednesday, March 19, 2014

    RSN: Israel's War on American Universities, The Rise of Anti-Capitalism,



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    Chris Hedges | Israel's War on American Universities
    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks to the AIPAC meeting on March 4 in Washington, D.C. (photo: AP/Carolyn Kaster)
    Chris Hedges, TruthDig
    Hedges writes: "The attacks, and the disturbingly similar forms of punishment, appear to be part of a coordinated effort by the Israeli government and the Israel lobby to blacklist all student groups that challenge the official Israeli narrative."
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    Lewis H. Lapham | Crowd Control
    Lewis H. Lapham, TomDispatch
    Lapham writes: "For the last several years, the word 'revolution' has been hanging around backstage on the national television talk-show circuit waiting for somebody, anybody -- visionary poet, unemployed automobile worker, late-night comedian -- to cue its appearance on camera."
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    Crimea Applies to Be Part of Russian Federation After Vote to Leave Ukraine
    Luke Harding, Shaun Walker, Guardian UK
    Excerpt: "Crimea's regional parliament has declared independence and applied to become part of the Russian Federation, a day after people in the Black Sea peninsula voted overwhelmingly to leave Ukraine in a referendum that most of the world has condemned as illegal."
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    Why We Need a New Church Committee to Fix Our Broken Intelligence System
    Frederick A.O. Schwarz Jr., The Nation
    Schwarz writes: "Almost forty years ago, a Senate select committee known as the Church Committee for its chair, Idaho Senator Frank Church, investigated America's secret government."
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    Sexual Assault Charges Dropped Against General Jeffrey Sinclair
    Marlena Baldacci, Eliott C. McLaughlin, CNN
    Excerpt: "Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair will plead guilty to adultery and mistreating his accuser in a deal that will see the sexual assault and sodomy charges against him dropped, according to his defense team and CNN affiliate WTVD."
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    The Rise of Anti-Capitalism
    Jeremy Rifkin, The New York Times
    Rifkin writes: "We are beginning to witness a paradox at the heart of capitalism, one that has propelled it to greatness but is now threatening its future."
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    Colombia Closes in on a Peace Deal With FARC
    Jonathan Watts, Sibylla Brodzinsky, Guardian UK
    Excerpt: "Colombia is nearing a peace deal that could end the longest-running civil war on the planet and significantly reduce the global supply of cocaine, according to President Juan Manuel Santos, who predicts an agreement with Farc guerrillas that will include the eradication of coca plantations."
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    Sunday, October 14, 2012

    Mitt Romney Fund Raiser by Cocaine Trafficker



    A rally for Mitt Romney was hosted by a man who was convicted in the 1990s of trying to smuggle over 2,000 pounds of cocaine into America!

    Imagine if President Obama attended such an event. What would the right wing say? Just imagine.


    Mitt Romney attends fund raising event hosted by convicted cocaine trafficker


    ELECTION 2012 AUGUST 15, 2012
    BY: LOU COLAGIOVANNI

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    Mitt Romney recently attended a campaign rally in Florida that was hosted by a man who was part of a drug ring that was caught trying to smuggle over 2,000 pounds of cocaine into America.
    Reinaldo Bermudez, 38, is the owner of Palacio de los Jugos, located in Miami, Florida. Bermudez was a member of a gang that was arrested in 1997 for trying to smuggle over a ton of cocaine into The United States. He served 3 years in federal prison for conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance.
    It has been locally reported by miaminewtimes.com that Bermudez was vetted by The Secret Service previously because Mitt Romney wanted to use a vegetable stand for campaign purposes. The date and time of this Secret Service investigation is unknown.
    Which only implies that his campaign staff thought it would be a good idea to attend an event hosted by a convicted drug dealer.
    This rally was held despite the fact that Bermudez is not legally able to vote because of his previous felony convictions.