Gangrillas

We are beginning the second decade of the new millennium facing a war against a new breed of terrorists capable of destroying our rural and urban infrastructure. Evidence that the DEA efforts succeeded in Latin America were published on October 2010 after the FARC lost its second man in command. The unified federal law enforcement and military efforts in Latin America destroyed the fragile infrastructure of the Colombian narcoguerrillas. Rest assured, however, that our sigh of relief will be marked with frantic measures when we recognize the narcoguerrillas have been granted a new global mission. The illegal drug traffic guerrillas have been providing training, and will unleash a new breed of illegal mutant gangs and guerrillas to be known as Gangrillas. Rural and urban areas are experiencing graffiti indicators that gangs have established themselves in the area. The graffiti involves enemy groups fighting their turf war. Recruitment of these members is eerie at best, as young people are becoming disengaged from their families in behalf of membership in these groups. These trends are actually a modernized version of the distinct process suffered in Colombia two decades ago. Madam Hillary Clinton’s assertion in September 2010 that Mexico is showing signs of evolving into a narco state, similar to Colombia twenty years ago, is of great significance. In addition, she is alerting the Council on Foreign Relations that Mexico’s problems with the cartels show signs of an insurgency in the country. In June 2010, Congressman Sue Myrick (R – NC) requested information from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) about the link between Hezbollah and the Mexican Cartels. Her request was aligned with diverse reports that Hezbollah operatives had established connections with Colombian drug cartels. During the same time period, Hezbollah was linked to an illegal drug smuggling network transporting cocaine and opium derivatives to/from Colombia to Europe through Gambia, Africa. Purchases of Scud missiles from Syria allowed Hezbollah to situate these aimed at Israeli soil. Congressman Myrick’s concern was voiced, however, when a car bomb exploded near the Mexico – USA border. Myrick’s concern reflects worries generated among the intelligence community, which indicate drug smuggling and human trafficking through our bordering states probably also include terrorist cells subsidized by illegal drug traffic. Her direct approach to DHS Director Janet Napolitano surfaced when the so called “Mexican Cartels” were accused of exploding a car bomb, which is an Eastern terrorist group tactic. It is ironic to think funding generated by American’s dependency on illegal drugs, and our failure to address the root of the problem that leads to addiction, will drive our nation into unleashed violence of unimagined proportions.