The Recapture Of The Most Dangerous
Drug Lord Of All Time For many years now we have been aiding in the fight against terrorism and
one of the biggest fights is against drug trafficking and smuggling. I’m sure
by now we have all heard of the loosely referred to as a man “El Chapo” aka Joaquín Guzmán, an
extremely dangerous excuse for a human being. Guzmán is worth over 1 billion
dollars himself and is the head of the Sinaloa
Cartel; unfortunately his wealth is all derived from drug monies and countless
murders. Being the head of one of the world’s largest drug cartels, Guzmán has
committed more murders and trafficked more drugs than any other Cartel leader
in history. Guzmán prides in calling himself “The Biggest Drug Lord Of All
Time”. Guzmán has single handedly raised more uncertainty among government
officials, law enforcement, drug dealers and smugglers and the Cartel
themselves. While Guzmán is back in the supposed highest security prison in
Mexico, the same one in which he escaped from only six months ago, for the
second time, federal law enforcement are trying to extradite him to the U.S.A. Sean Penn conducted a recent interview for the Rolling Stone magazine,
which ultimately led to the recapture of El Chapo. While we are all thrilled
with this outcome, we have to wonder, at what cost to Penn. The Mexican
authorities had been tracking Penn during his visits with El Chapo. Mexican
actress Kate del Castillo, the daughter of famed Mexican actor Eric del Castillo,
who knew Joaquín
Guzmán personally, she helped to arrange the secret meeting in the mountains of
Mexico with Sean Penn while he was on the run in October just three months
before Guzmán was captured Friday, January 8, 2016. He was captured during a shootout,
in which at least five people were killed, in his hometown of Los Mochis,
Culiacan, Mexico, and was sent back to the same prison that he had escaped from
now twice! Brilliant! Kate del Castillo had
written an appeal in 2012 for El Chapo in which she pleaded with Guzmán to do
good and to “traffick with love”. Guzmán’s lawyer was credited with contacting
Kate and aid that his gringos were anxious to tell his story; they were led to
believe that there was going to be a movie created about El Chapo’s life
story. Penn had described some high
security measures like disposable cell phones and some sort of encrypted
communications in order to keep the meeting as secret as possible. During the
interview they discussed such matters as drugs, drug smuggling, when El Chapo
began in the drug world, whether he felt at all responsible for the high level
of drug addiction around the world and terrorism around the world. Guzmán
stated that he has no remorse for anything he has done and that he is not at
all responsible for the drug problems around the world today. Mexican President Enrique
Pena Nieto agreed that extraditing Guzmán to the U.S.A. for trial should be
done especially after the embarrassing escape second escape from Mexico’s
highest security prison. Guzmán’s lawyer Juan Pablo Badiillo challenged this of
course. Former Attorney General Jesus Murillo Karam stated that this
extradition would only happen in 300-400 years, once Guzmán completed his
sentences in Mexico. When Guzmán was captured he
was found in a small house in Los Mochis by the Marines, however, he and his
security chief El Cholo fled through storm drains, ran to stolen escape cars
but were later found and arrested on the highway. El Chapo must now face the
judges from our citizens across the world, law enforcement and the court system
all the way up to God. The more dangerous drug lord of all time, who’s cartel
smuggles multi ton shipments of heroin, methamphetamines, cocaine and marijuana
around the world but mostly into the U.S.A. and Canada. Unfortunately this drug
lord has very good friends in very high places in the U.S.A. so seeing what the
end result will be will keep our eyes peeled open over the next few months. Free Trade across the
Americas was invented not by whom you would think, not the U.S. President, not
the Prime Minister of Canada, the inventor you ask? It was none other than
Pablo Escobar, the wealthiest drug lord of all time with a net worth of over
$100 billion dollars. Joaquín Guzmán followed closely in Escobar’s footsteps
with this unburdened capitalism. We can only hope that this Monster never gets
out of prison. Will this stop the drug trafficking? Unfortunately no, these
drug lords have established channels through which the drug trafficking and
smuggling will continue on; our law enforcement teams across North America need
to focus in on catching the cartel members in order to cease this activity. For further information
regarding all Anti Terrorism programs, Safety & Security, C-TPAT, FAST,
PIP, TTP & CSA, please contact Dawn Truell, Cross Border Services at: www.c-tpat-certified.com dawntruell@gmail.com crossborderservices@cogeco.net |