Drug Cartels Eating Mexico Alive. :Yesterday 58 people were killed

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November 4, 2008 (LPAC)--Yesterday 58 people were killed in violence related to the drug trade, making November third the bloodiest day for the drug cartels in Mexico so far this year. The commander of the state police of Sonora, ambushed in the border city of Nogales, and the commander of the federal police force in the State of Mexico were both executed. The latter's execution raised the number of municipal and state police killed to twelve since October 30 alone.

With top anti-drug officials being gunned down with impunity in Mexico City itself, using their standard offer of "lead or silver," the cartels infiltrated the heart of the national anti-drug forces. Last week, the #2 and #3 officials in the Attorney General's special anti-crime investigative unit, the SIEDO, were charged with passing intelligence onto the Sinoloa cartel, in return for nearly a half million dollars a month each. Some 30 officials and agents were caught in the operation to clean out this nest -- which included cartel infiltration of the U.S. Embassy's anti-drug unit.

The SIEDO/U.S. Embassy arrests were followed by the resignation, and subsequent arrest, of the interim head of the Federal Preventive Police, and the head of the FPP's special operations, after they were found working for the cartels.

On September 2, in response to the cartel's escalating brutality throughout August, U.S. statesman Lyndon LaRouche laid responsibility for this attack on the United State's closest southern neighbor and directly on the doorstep of the world's leading drug legalizer, George Soros, and his British strategic masters.

Soros's legalization drive advanced last week in Mexico, even as top corrupted officials were being rounded up. Democratic Revolutionary Party (PRD) Senator Rene Arce Islas stepped up to do Soros's dirty work, and on October 30th, introduced a bill that would legalize the planting, sale, export, and consumption of marijuana throughout the country, as long as it was done by "drug addicts"!

LaRouche has emphasized that to crush the drug trade, Mexico must act promptly to start building the Northwest Hydraulic Plan (PLHINO). This great water project is the kind of infrastructure project which directly addresses the underlying economic issues creating insecurity in Mexico. "So the question is," he asked on September 2, "How much is it going to cost not to build the PLHINO? What's the cost of social chaos and breakdown of the entire economy in the region?"

[link to www.larouchepac.com]