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geek tragedy

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7. I don't trust anyone involved with this story.
Tue May 19, 2015, 12:16 AM
May 2015

Not the DEA, not the VZ government, not the WSJ.

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Yeah, like I really believe what the WSJ says about . . FairWinds May 2015 #1
Or Colombia Demeter May 2015 #10
Hey WSJ... Caijoe May 2015 #11
Trust me, these drug allegations are mere mistranslations. AngryAmish May 2015 #31
I forget. Who owns the Wall Street Journal again? RufusTFirefly May 2015 #2
I don't trust the Wall Street Urinal. Archae May 2015 #3
Shoot the messenger!! 7962 May 2015 #4
The messenger should have been shot the day Fox News (Rupert Murdoch) bought him. Fuddnik May 2015 #6
I'm not listening to the media. I was surprised at people I know from Mexico and south, who disliked freshwest May 2015 #8
Chavez was not well liked outside of his supporters in Venezuela and on DU nt Bacchus4.0 May 2015 #17
Yes, and it surprised me to learn that. Again, what do we know here? Not much, I guess. TY. n/t freshwest May 2015 #19
Some info from 2011 on popularity of presidents both internally and from citizens in the region Bacchus4.0 May 2015 #20
Thanks, I want to hear from them. Been brushing up my Eng/Esp with my google. n/t freshwest May 2015 #33
sure, they publish annual polling reports on a variety of issues nt Bacchus4.0 May 2015 #34
In other words, they're pulling an Ollie North. NBachers May 2015 #5
I don't trust anyone involved with this story. geek tragedy May 2015 #7
No. pick a side and blindly follow it. AngryAmish May 2015 #32
The Dead End Agency strikes again! Peace Patriot May 2015 #9
Legalize it! roody May 2015 #12
Notice the lack of coordination with CIA assets in Los Angeles and other domestic locations. Ford_Prefect May 2015 #13
I've noticed a lot less cocaine in the US recently JonLP24 May 2015 #22
I'm sorry but a 22 year old report gives me no confidence at all in current practices. Ford_Prefect May 2015 #23
I agree with JonLP24 May 2015 #24
My point is that I doubt CIA ever really gave up the practice or the connections to drug lords, Ford_Prefect May 2015 #27
Neither do I JonLP24 May 2015 #28
The whole region has drug sources who operated long before CIA got into the act. Ford_Prefect May 2015 #30
I suspect this story of being more DEA bullshit. nt bemildred May 2015 #14
The annual UN report on drugs has highlighted Venezuela's role for several years now. nt hack89 May 2015 #15
But who controls the United Nations? FrodosPet May 2015 #16
yeah, the WSJ report isn't the first media outlet to report on the Ven government drug activity nt Bacchus4.0 May 2015 #18
DEA is a spy agency JonLP24 May 2015 #21
the drug war, per Michael Levine reddread May 2015 #29
Do we have better sources than DEA and WSJ to back the claim? DisgustipatedinCA May 2015 #25
There are various reports on Venezuela officials being involved in the drug trade. Here is one Bacchus4.0 May 2015 #35
no other possible response (GRAPHIC WARNING!) reddread May 2015 #26
Former Chavez security chief arrives in DC (on Monday) to testify agains Ven officials (Spanish) Bacchus4.0 May 2015 #36
Please elaborate on Chavez's "narco-criminality." Comrade Grumpy May 2015 #37
With pleasure: Hugo Chavez's Venezuela 'supplies half of Britain's cocaine' Bacchus4.0 May 2015 #38
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