Wife of Iguala Mayor Abarca is the head of Guerreros Unidos Cartel ...

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Wife of Iguala Mayor Abarca is the head of Guerreros Unidos Cartel Posted: 31 Jan 2015 06:51 PM PST Translated for Borerland Beat from Reforma by Otis B Fly-Wheel The head of the PGR, Jesus Murillo Karam, revealed that Maria de los Angeles Pineda, wife of the ex Mayor of Iguala, is the real Boss of the Guerreros Unidos cartel responsible for the disappearance and killing of the 43 students of Ayotzinapa. Karam also revealed that her husband Jose Luis Abarca the former Mayor was second in command of the cartel, this made it more difficult to find evidence against them. The Lady, like a good cartel boss, is making it very difficult for the PGR to bring organized crime charges against the pair and the cartel. "However we've conducted investigations, which included taking statements from convicts in US prisons, we have testimony that clearly puts them at the reins of Guerrero Unidos, with links to the mother, father and two brothers." He also acknowledged that the communication strategy had not been good. Original article in Spanish at reforma

Seido target hit men in BCS part 5 Internal conflict in FEDD Posted: 31 Jan 2015 12:32 PM PST Translated for Borderland Beat from a Zetatijuana Special Report by Otis B Fly-Wheel Internal Conflict in the Fuerzas Especials de Damaso After the mistaken murder of an innocent bystander in the colonia Revolucion, the people of "El 28" and "El Pepillo", started an internal conflict in the Fuerza Especiales de Damaso of La Paz. After six months of participating together in, kidnapping, executions, gun battles  and dismembering in the city of La Paz, Baja California Sur, the head of the Fuerza Especiales de Damaso, entered into an internal conflict on the 18th of January. The cause of the conflict is because of an innocent man who was killed in error. Shot four times while he relaxed inside his home in Calle Bernaldo Maldonado between Luis Barajas and Enrique Von Borstel in the colonia Revolucion in La Paz According to the primary investigations of the PGJE, the hit men wanted to kill the three sons of the Victim, Humberto Juarez Lucero, 54 years of age. The testimony explained that on the night of the attack, around 10 pm, one of the hit men entered the victims property armed, and walked up to the front door. The victim answered the door, and the hit man asked for Humberto Juarez, the father answered "that's me", the hit man then fired four shots into the victims chest with a .45 acp caliber pistol, then asked for the other two brothers. The victims wife, Gabriela Mora Angulo 35 years of age, answered "none of our sons are in the house", for who the hit man was presumably searching. The person he had killed was their father*, on realizing his mistake the killer left the property. The body of Humberto Juarez, a fishing official, was where he had fallen, wearing black jeans and a green shirt. At the scene of the crime, the PGJE found four fired cartridges in .45 caliber, with entry wounds in the victims chest, and exit wounds in the victims back. The killers wanted to kill the three sons of the victim, their names are as follows: - Josue Humberto Juarez Mora "El Pollon", 26 years of age. - Jose Carlos Juarez Mora "El Pala", 24 years of age. - Jonathan Omar Juarez Mora "El John", 23 years of age. After the crime, the Government initiated an investigation to search for the aggressors, and while searching the area , the State Preventative Police, intercepted a Cherokee Jeep in which were the following persons: - Eduardo Martin Alvarado "El Kumi". - Eduardo Hernandez Mendoza "El Condor". The two subjects, according to an informative report, saw the patrol and accelerated immediately trying to flee, but they were caught and the vehicle subjected to a search. In the interior of the vehicle, the Police found 23 wraps of crystal meth, and some others containing Marijuana. The detained and the drugs were put at the disposition of agents of the Public Ministry for Center of Strategic Operations ( COE ). The Denunciations During the interrogations, Eduardo Martin Alvarado "El Kumi", made a series of contradictions as to what he was doing close to the scene of the crime, on the night in question, and finished with him confessing that he had been participating in the crime because the sons of the victim, Josue, Jose and Jonathan, had not wanted to align with them in the sale, distribution and transit of drugs in this zone of the city, even though they had been part of his cell for a long time. "El Kumi" said he worked for the people of the south zone, more explicitly for Alejandro Sanchez Trejo, "El Frank", "El Frane", or "El Peinado", and his right hand man Jose Fernando Torres Montenegro alias Jose Francisco Ojeda Torres "El Pepillo". When the interrogating agents asked what had been his participation in the killing, he said that he had fixed the three brothers location at the house, had posted hit men outside the house, and had gone in an killed the wrong man by mistake, had left, then was intercepted by the State Police. Without being pressed, "El Kumi" revealed that this killing was practically the first of a strong internal conflict between the Fuerza Especiales de Damaso, because "the people of El 28 were offering drugs cheaper and of better quality than any of the dealers of "El Pepillo", and that some dealers had already began to deal for "El 28", like the three sons of the victim. "El Kumi" said that this had been annoying "El Pepillo", so he put all his people on alert to find the location of the traitors so he could "fuck them up", " there is a lot of tension right now in the city because "El 28" had sent warning that anyone not on his side would be "rolled up", as they had been doing with the people of Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada. He also said that for this reason "El Pepillo" withdrew the logistical and economic support to the hit men of "El 28" who then sent a hit man cell to fight for the plaza belonging to "El Pepillo", and Rolando Gonzalez Moreno "El Compadron", and Luis Antonio Montoya Beltran "Montoya", "La Artista", or "Don Carlos". In his testimony, "El Kumi" said that "El 28" was not Victor Marraza Martinez "El Vidal" or "El Victor", but a much heavier individual, and gave a full account of the criminal boss. The information was given to the investigative branch of SEIDO. The revelations of "El Kumi", are, for members of the Group for Coordination very worrying, because from his perspective "we have opened a new battle front", This is to say that the fight for the plaza is going up a level, because we have three groups in the battle, they are: -Alejandro Sanchez Trejo "El Frank", Jose Fernando Torres "El Pepillo",  their armed wing is headed by Edgar Amilcar Acosta Reyes "El Rayo". - Rolando Gonzalez Moreno "El Compadron", who has as leader of his armed wing Luis Antonio Montoya Beltran "El Artista" or "Don Carlos". - "El 28" up until this moment his identity and that of his criminal structure remain unknown. At the close of this edition, the PGJE have executed an arrest warrant against "El Kumi", for being one of those responsible for the death of Humberto Juarez Lucero, victim of mistaken identity. The Crimes One day after the assassination of the Fishing Official, a new crime tainted the city of La Paz This time, the report was of one person dead thrown onto a dirt road which goes to a Municipal Public Security Bureaux, between the colonias of Perla del Golfo and La Fuente in the capital of the state. After the discovery, the PGJE, found the dead body of Hermenegildo Garcia Mendoza, 30 years of age, originally of La Paz, at the scene of the crime they found 6 spent cartridges of .45 caliber. The victim had a coup de grace shot at the base of the skull which exited through his mouth. The ballistic report said that the weapon used was the same one which had killed Humberto Juarez the day before, the investigative agents commented that he was one of "El 28's" people. With these murders, the homicides linked to organized crime in La Paz is now 62, 53 of those were in 2014 and 9 in 2015. This week the violence has slowed, but according to an agent of the Group for Coordination for Public Safety, " with three criminal groups fighting for the plaza, the spate of killings in the capital of the state will reach fever pitch. Changes in the SSPE Juan Pablo Noriega Rangel A little less than six months of the end of the administration of the Governor of the State of Baja California Sur, Marcos Alberto Covarrubias Villasenor, amid a wave of violence rocking the peace, and after a series of condemnations, there was a change in the Department of State Security ( SSPE ). From instructions from the Governor, the Secretary General of the Government, Andres Cordova Urrutia, gave the post to Juan Pablo Noriega Rangel in substitution of Martha Cecilla Garzon Lopez. The new head of Public Safety, was the Director of the Interdisciplinary Institute in Criminal Sciences, and Director of Preliminary Investigations for the PGJE. According to his CV he graduated in Law in the year 2000 at the Autonomous University of Aguascalientes. Noriega has an enormous task to restore the reputation and credibility of this noble institution, marked by and let down by agents, with commanders and officials who, according to some preliminary investigations, have been linked with criminal groups responsible for the wave of violence in La Paz Today the former Assistant Secretary, Martha Cecilla Garzon Lopez, was the penultimate link of the group that had over run the institution in the services of organized crime. The last link is the Commissioner of the State Preventative Police, Francisco Javier Camacho Manriquez, and some agents and commanders investigated by SEIDO Original article in spanish at Zetatijuana Link to part 4 of Seido Target Hit Men in BCS Link to part 3 of Seido Target Hit Men in BCS Link to part 2 of Seido Target Hit Men in BCS Link to part 1 of Seido Target Hit Men in BCS

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Good Thing To Know! From The Mayo Clinic.

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Good Thing To Know! From The Mayo Clinic.   How many folks do you know who say they don't want to drink anything  before going to bed because they'll have to get up during the night!!   Heart Attack and Water - Drink 1 glass of  water before going to bed avoids stroke or heart attack! I never knew all of this!  Interesting...   Something else I didn't know .... I asked  my Doctor why people need to urinate so much at night time. Answer from my Cardiac Doctor: Gravity holds water in the lower part of your body  when you are upright (legs swell).  When  you lie down and the lower body (legs and etc) seeks level with  the kidneys, it  is then that the kidneys remove the water because it is  easier.   I knew you need your minimum water to help flush the toxins out of  your body, but this was news to me.   Correct time to drink water... Very  Important. From A Cardiac Specialist!   Drinking water at a certain time maximizes  its effectiveness on the body:   2  glasses of water after waking up - helps activate internal  organs   1 glass of water 30 minutes before a meal - helps  digestion   1 glass of water before taking a bath - helps lower blood  pressure   1 glass of water before going to bed - avoids stroke or heart  attack   I can also add to this... My Physician told me that water at bed  time will also help  prevent night time leg cramps. Your leg  muscles are seeking hydration when they cramp and wake you up with a Charlie Horse. Mayo Clinic on Aspirin -   Dr. Virend Somers is a Cardiologist from the Mayo Clinic who is the  lead author of  the report in the July 29, 2008 issue of the Journal of the American  College of Cardiology. Most heart attacks occur in the day, generally  between 6 A.M. and noon. Having one during the night, When the heart should be  most at rest, means that something unusual happened. Somers and his colleagues have  been working for a decade to show that sleep apnea is to blame.   1. If you take an aspirin or a baby aspirin once a day, take it at  night.   The reason: Aspirin has a 24-hour "half-life"; therefore, if most  heart attacks happen in the wee hours of the morning, the Aspir n would be strongest in your system.   2. Aspirin lasts a really long time in your medicine chest; for  years. (when it gets old, it smells like vinegar).   Please read on.   Something that we can do to help ourselves  - nice to know.   Bayer is making crystal aspirin to  dissolve instantly on the tongue.  They work much  faster than the tablets.     Why keep Aspirin by your bedside? It's  about Heart Attacks -   There are other symptoms of a heart  attack, besides the pain on the left arm. One must also be aware of an intense pain on the chin, as well as nausea  and lots of sweating;  however, these symptoms may also occur  less frequently. Note: There may be NO pain in the chest during a  heart attack.   The majority of people (about 60%) who had a heart attack during  their sleep did not wake up.   However, if it occurs, the chest pain may  wake you up from your deep sleep. If that happens, immediately dissolve two aspirins  in your mouth and swallow them with a bit of water. Afterwards: - Call 911. - Phone a neighbor or a  family member who lives very close by.   Say "heart attack!" - Say that you have taken 2 Aspirins. - Take a  seat on a chair or  sofa  near the front door, and wait for their arrival and  ..... DO NOT LIE DOWN!   A Cardiologist has stated that if each person after receiving this  e-mail, sends it to 10  people, probably one life could be  saved! I have already shared this information. What about  you?   Do forward this message. It may save lives!   "Life is a one time gift" (Let's forward and hope this will help save some!)

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America’s Strategy Deficit A haphazard foreign policy makes a complicated world more dangerous.!!!

 

America’s Strategy Deficit

A haphazard foreign policy makes a complicated world more dangerous.

 

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PEGGY NOONAN

Updated Jan. 30, 2015 6:33 p.m. ET

Something is going on here.

On Tuesday retired Gen. James Mattis, former head of U.S. Central Command (2010-13) told the Senate Armed Services Committee of his unhappiness at the current conduct of U.S. foreign policy. He said the U.S. is not “adapting to changed circumstances” in the Mideast and must “come out now from our reactive crouch.” Washington needs a “refreshed national strategy”; the White House needs to stop being consumed by specific, daily occurrences that leave it “reacting” to events as if they were isolated and unconnected. He suggested deep bumbling: “Notifying the enemy in advance of our withdrawal dates” and declaring “certain capabilities” off the table is no way to operate.

Sitting beside him was Gen. Jack Keane, also a respected retired four-star, and a former Army vice chief of staff, who said al Qaeda has “grown fourfold in the last five years” and is “beginning to dominate multiple countries.” He called radical Islam “the major security challenge of our generation” and said we are failing to meet it.

The same day the generals testified, Kimberly Dozier of the Daily Beast reported that Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, a retired director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, had told a Washington conference: “You cannot defeat an enemy you do not admit exists.” The audience of military and intelligence professionals applauded. Officials, he continued, are “paralyzed” by the complexity of the problems connected to militant Islam, and so do little, reasoning that “passivity is less likely to provoke our enemies.”

These statements come on the heels of the criticisms from President Obama’s own former secretaries of defense. Robert Gates, in “Duty,” published in January 2014, wrote of a White House-centric foreign policy developed by aides and staffers who are too green or too merely political. One day in a meeting the thought occurred that Mr. Obama “doesn’t trust” the military, “doesn’t believe in his own strategy, and doesn’t consider the war to be his.” That’s pretty damning. Leon Panetta , in his 2014 memoir, “Worthy Fights,” said Mr. Obama “avoids the battle, complains, and misses opportunities.”

No one thinks this administration is the A Team when it comes to foreign affairs, but this is unprecedented push-back from top military and intelligence players. They are fed up, they’re less afraid, they’re retired, and they’re speaking out. We are going to be seeing more of this kind of criticism, not less.

On Thursday came the testimony of three former secretaries of state, Henry Kissinger (1973-77), George Shultz (1982-89) and Madeleine Albrigh t (1997-2001). Senators asked them to think aloud about what America’s national-security strategy should be, what approaches are appropriate to the moment. It was good to hear serious, not-green, not-merely-political people give a sense of the big picture. Their comments formed a kind of bookend to the generals’ criticisms.

They seemed to be in agreement on these points:

We are living through a moment of monumental world change.

Old orders are collapsing while any new stability has yet to emerge.

When you’re in uncharted waters your boat must be strong.

If America attempts to disengage from this dangerous world it will only make all the turmoil worse.

Mr. Kissinger observed that in the Mideast, multiple upheavals are unfolding simultaneously—within states, between states, between ethnic and religious groups. Conflicts often merge and produce such a phenomenon as the Islamic State, which in the name of the caliphate is creating a power base to undo all existing patterns.

Mr. Shultz said we are seeing an attack on the state system and the rise of a “different view of how the world should work.” What’s concerning is “the scope of it.”

Mr. Kissinger: “We haven’t faced such diverse crises since the end of the Second World War.” The U.S. is in “a paradoxical situation” in that “by any standard of national capacity . . . we can shape international relations,” but the complexity of the present moment is daunting. The Cold War was more dangerous, but the world we face now is more complicated.

How to proceed in creating a helpful and constructive U.S. posture?

Mr. Shultz said his attitude when secretary of state was, “If you want me in on the landing, include me in the takeoff.” Communication and consensus building between the administration and Congress is key. He added: “The government seems to have forgotten about the idea of ‘execution.’ ” It’s not enough that you say something, you have to do it, make all the pieces work.

When you make a decision, he went on, “stick with it.” Be careful with words. Never make a threat or draw a line you can’t or won’t make good on.

In negotiations, don’t waste time wondering what the other side will accept, keep your eye on what you can and work from there.

Keep the U.S. military strong, peerless, pertinent to current challenges.

Proceed to negotiations with your agenda clear and your strength unquestionable.

Mr. Kissinger: “In our national experience . . . we have trouble doing a national strategy” because we have been secure behind two big oceans. We see ourselves as a people who respond to immediate, specific challenges and then go home. But foreign policy today is not a series of discrete events, it is a question of continuous strategy in the world.

America plays the role of “stabilizer.” But it must agree on its vision before it can move forward on making it reality. There are questions that we must as a nation answer:

As we look at the world, what is it we seek to prevent? What do we seek to achieve? What can we prevent or achieve only if supported by an alliance? What values do we seek to advance? “This will require public debate.”

All agreed the cost-cutting burdens and demands on defense spending forced by the sequester must be stopped. National defense “should have a strategy-driven budget, not a budget-driven strategy,” said Mr. Kissinger.

He added that in the five wars since World War II, the U.S. began with “great enthusiasm” and had “great national difficulty” in ending them. In the last two, “withdrawal became the principal definition of strategy.” We must avoid that in the future. “We have to know the objective at the start and develop a strategy to achieve it.”

Does the U.S. military have enough to do what we must do?

“It’s not adequate to deal with all the challenges I see,” said Mr. Kissinger, “or the commitments into which we may be moving.”

Sequestration is “legislative insanity,” said Mr. Shultz. “You have to get rid of it.”

Both made a point of warning against the proliferation of nuclear weapons, which Mr. Shultz called “those awful things.” The Hiroshima bomb, he said, was a plaything compared with the killing power of modern nuclear weapons. A nuclear device detonated in Washington would “wipe out” the area. Previous progress on and attention to nuclear proliferation has, he said, been “derailed.”

So we need a strategy, and maybe more than one. We need to know what we’re doing and why. After this week with the retired generals and the former secretaries, the message is: Awake. See the world’s facts as they are. Make a plan.

Never underestimate the stupidity of people in large groups."

Kim Jung Un

Kim Jung Un had NO military experience whatsoever before Daddy made him a four-star general.

This snot-nosed twerp had never accomplished anything in his life that would even come close to military leadership.

He hadn't even so much as led a Cub Scout troop, coached a sports team, or commanded a military platoon.

So he is made the "Beloved Leader" Of North Korea .

Terrific!!!

Oh crap

I'm sorry.

I just remembered that we did the same thing.

We took an arrogant phony community organizer, who had never worn a uniform, and made him Commander-in-Chief.

A guy, who had never had a real job, worked on a budget, or led anything more than an ACORN demonstration, and we made him "Beloved Leader" of the United States. 

TWICE !!! 

I'm sorry I brought this up . .. . Never mind