Investigations reveal that the President of Mexico, without question, has direct connections to the Jarez Cartel, the drug cartel. The major drug cartel - Juarez Cartel - by using fake desk drawer companies (shell companies) financed the campaign of the corrupt Mexican President, Enrique Pena Nieto. Similar to the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation the Mexican Drug Cartels take money in and must pay off political leaders and other holders of political power to gain favor.
The Mexican drug cartels seem to be using Mexican government programs to launder their corrupt illegal income. Rule number one of a drug cartel is to buy the sheriff. It doesn't get any better than buying the President of Mexico Enrique Pena Nieto.
The Mexican drug cartels move freely inside of Mexican and also within the United States, but a least we chase them, if you believe anything you hear on CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC or the New York Times.
The Chicago murder and shooting disgrace is fueled by Mexican Drug cartels killing other gangs for drug turf, this goes all the way back to Mexico, and now we know it has dotted lines to President Enrique Pena Nieto of Mexico.
Many shockers, Barack Obama knew all about the drug cartel connections to President Enrique Pena Nieto, which means Eric Holder, Bill Clinton, James Comey, Loretta Lynch, Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, and even George Soros must be at least aware of the crime connections.
Imagine going to the bank and taking a few hundred or a few thousand cash debit cards and loading them up with $500 each, maybe a thousand dollars, maybe ten thousand dollars.
The Mexican drug cartels, send out their criminal operatives and gang members to take drug cash and convert it to debit cash cards.
You can carry a hundred thousand dollars on a debit card and simply hand it to a government official over lunch. Ten little debit cards in your pocket is a million dollars. This way the Mexican drug cartels are not burdened with carrying cash, it's converted to bank cards, mailed around, hand to hand delivery, so hundreds of millions of illegal drug money is being handled and distributed by Mexican banks.
The little Mexican bastard gangsters in Chicago, right under the nose of Barack Obama and Rahm Emanuel convert their drug cash by using banks and bank cards. Simply mail them to Mexican drug lords, no transporting millions of dollars in U-haul rentals.
Who have never heard of the Mexican Revolutionary Institutional Party or (PRI), sounds like something George Soros or Barack Obama Hillary Clinton would make up, doesn't it.
"History books will tell you" that for more than seven decades, the PRI ran Mexico under an "autocratic, endemically corrupt, crony-ridden government". The elites of the PRI allegedly ruled the police and the judicial system, and justice was only available if purchased with bribes. The drug cartels have bought the government of Mexico and the President Enrique Pena Nieto of Mexico.
During its time in power, the PRI became a symbol of corruption, repression, economic mismanagement, and electoral frauds, and many educated Mexicans and urban dwellers worry that its return may signify a return to Mexico's past and President Enrique Pena Nieto of Mexico is seemingly the leader of the corrupt Mexican government.
The Drug cartels convert their crime cash to plastic bank cards and the PRI hands them out like candy, thus electing President Enrique Pena Nieto of Mexico.
When President Donald Trump of the United States stops the flow of money, via electronic, bank and bank card transfers, the Mexican drug cartels will start killing again. When Donald Trump shuts down the U.S. southern border you can expect several violence at and around the border.
Mexico is a war zone.
Crime families pay President Enrique Pena Nieto of Mexico cash bribes.
Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco are major centers known to be sanctuary cities, they also hold crime families.
A company called Monex supplied the cash cards for the criminals.
Monex's website says it was founded in 1967 by Louis E. Carabini, whose son is now associated with the firm. That's an interesting claim, in light of Monex's legal position in a lawsuit that could hit the company hard.
The 2008 case, filed by the IRS in Los Angeles federal court, seeks more than $378 million in taxes, interest and penalties dating at least to the 1980s. Some of the tax is due from what the government asserts were "abusive" tax shelters on which Monex claimed tax losses.
Monex says in court filings that those claims apply to a different, legally distinct Monex. The feds say that's a fraudulent dodge, insofar as today's Monex entities acknowledge that they operate at the same address and with the same phone numbers as the old Monex, and given that today's Monex traces its pedigree back more than 30 years to its founding by Carabini. The case is still in discovery.
