Breaking: Sinaloa cartel civil war has begun

[Cloutius Maximus]

The United States didn't have the intention of stopping anything.
They just wanted to infiltrate, see who controls what, and use it to their advantage when they want to.
You have to think back to World War 2, and ask yourself why the United States brought all of those German "scientists" to this country, when they already had technology and knew how to make atomic bombs. White supremacy has always been #1 on the United States' government list of agendas. Finding out what's going on with other groups and how to use it against them and have them kill each other is part of the FBI, CIA, Interpol, European Government plan. Help from the United States, Europe, and the West is just a harbinger of destruction for your country.

so the Soviets wouldn't get them and use their knowledge to increase their nuclear arsenal and develop rockets and satellites for their space program ?

 

[Chrishaune]

so the Soviets wouldn't get them and use their knowledge to increase their nuclear arsenal and develop rockets and satellites for their space program ?

The Soviets fought with the Allied powers in World War 2 against Germany. The Cold War happened after World War 2.

The United States already was working on space technology.

They brought the Nazis here for other technology. They sold you on the space program with a Nazi face to make it more palatable for American citizens.

Even had Werner Von Braun on TV with Walt Disney to make you believe it.

People don't even have a clue what most of the Nazis were actually working on. It's all behind security barriers on military bases.

But obviously they sold it well, because today you still believe that's the reason they were actually brought over here.

Propaganda works.

 

[3rdWorld]

Sinaloa cartel hacked security cameras to track and kill FBI informants, US says

Hacker working for cartel run by Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán was also able to access phone records of an FBI legal attaché at the US embassy in Mexico City

www.theguardian.com