AMERICAN MADE: COCAINE POLITICS
by eric d.graham
During my investigation, in my college years at Winston-Salem State, along with my business partner Jeff X., in a presentation entitled the Politics of Drug Dealing, our research led us to a former Los Angeles police narcotics detective named Michael C. Ruppert, who handled narcotics cases in some of the city’s most dangerous neighborhoods, as well as, being instrumental in breaking the CIA/Drug Trafficking Scandal with the help of San Jose Mercury investigative reporter Gary Webb, who wrote Dark Alliance: The CIA, the Contras, and the Crack Cocaine Explosion.
While utilizing some of Ruppert's Intel, we developed a theory, which connected the distribution of drugs been dealt with the election and campaign financing of political candidates since the 80's. See, the states and cities with the greatest political importance, also had the largest drug connection, as well. For instance, the BIG FIVE included: 1. California (Ronald Reagan/Bush VP), 2. Texas (Bush), 3. Chicago (Obama) 4.New York (Trump) and 5. Florida (Stolen Election). After further research, however, the state of Arkansas (Clintons), surprisingly, ended up on our list.
With all this information concealed in folders filled with newspaper clippings in a cabinet along with old news videoes, we learnt about Barry Seal, a cocky ex-TWA pilot, who was one of the drug world’s most daring drug smugglers and government operatives that the Colombian drug kingpins called El Gordo: “The Fat Man” long before all of these new documentaries, who claimed they were the first to reveal this information.
According to the New York Post, while it’s unclear how much Seal made in distributing drugs, in 1986, he boasted about having brought 20,000 pounds of cocaine into the United States. Considering that he received $2,700 per pound smuggled, he would have earned $54 million (worth at least $126 million in 2017 valuations) in banks, stored in MENA, ARKANSAS. (You gotta see American Made featuring Tom Cruise)
After being jailed in Honduras, having one of his planes shot down over Nicaragua, and another one crash in Columbia, Seal, seemingly untouchable. He got busted, in 1983 by the DEA with a reported 200,000 counterfeit Quaaludes that he had transported into Fort Lauderdale.
To avoid 10 years in prison, he became a DEA snitch — procuring evidence against major Central American players including Jorge Ochoa and Pablo Escobar.
In the book “American Desperado,” Jon Roberts, a now-deceased narcotics trafficker originally from New York City, recalled how “The one time I flew with him [Seal] to Nicaragua [transporting guns, supposedly on behalf of the CIA, in 1983 or 1984], I had told him I was uptight. Barry said, ‘Don’t worry. We’re working for Vice President Bush.’” (The CIA has denied any connections with Seal.)
On June 26, 1984, Seal embarked on an undercover trip that would have him bringing 1,465 pounds of cocaine from Nicaragua to the US Air Force base in Homestead, Fla. He somehow convinced Escobar to be on an airstrip and to help Sandinistas load drugs onto the plane. Via hidden camera, Seal and his co-pilot snapped them in the act.
“Supposedly, when he died, by the gun of an alleged assassin, he had George Bush’s phone number in his briefcase.” (bobbeethehater.blogspot.com)
