text: Mexican Cartels: They're Here Print article Send a Tip by Brandon Darby 6 May 2014 post a comment Alleged enforcers for a Mexican cartel were reportedly involved in the kidnapping and torture of U.S. teenagers over methamphetamine in St. Paul, Minnesota, according to the local St. Paul Pioneer Press. The U.S. Attorney's office omitted Mexican cartel involvement in their official press release on the case. The official press release was titled, "Four Indicted for Drug Trafficking Crimes Involving a Violent Kidnapping in St. Paul" and only identified the perpetrators as being from U.S. cities. There were no mentions of Mexico, cartels, or even a transnational criminal organization—the DOJ agency simply omitted the vital information amid national discussions of immigration reform and debates regarding the importance of border security. The U.S. Attorney's office described the men as having "roles in a large-scale methamphetamine trafficking organization." The particulars of the case—even without knowledge of alleged Mexican cartel involvement—reveal a brutal underworld in the northernmost U.S. states, similar to what routinely occurs in Mexico's own drug war. The official press release from the DOJ agency described the horrid alleged crimes and wrote: On April 14, 2014, defendants Ramirez and Alvarez flew from Los Angeles, California to Minnesota in response to a report that approximately 30 pounds of methamphetamine had been stolen from the stash house two days earlier. On the evening of April 14, the four defendants kidnapped two victims at gunpoint and held them captive against their will at the stash house. The defendants bound and beat the victims and made violent threats against their lives and the lives of their family members, while demanding information about the missing methamphetamine. According to the indictment, Villalvazo cut one of the victim's fingers, nearly severing it, while Ramirez held the victim down. The local St. Paul Pioneer Press claims wrote, "A Mexican drug cartel had a 'stash house' in St. Paul, and when drugs and money were stolen from it last month, several people thought to be involved were kidnapped and tortured, according to charges filed in Ramsey County District Court." The local paper added, "In addition, a woman said she was taken to the house in the West Seventh neighborhood, questioned and raped, a search warrant affidavit said." The reach of Mexican cartels and their operations inside of the U.S. has been widely reported by Breitbart News, however heavily downplayed by numerous agencies under the DOJ umbrella—especially in their documents released to the American public. In fact, this is not the first time the DOJ agency has omitted or obscured a Mexican organization's leadership in major crimes on U.S. soil. One such matter involved a Chicago case Breitbart News broke regarding the kidnapping of a mother and children over Mexican narcotics. The Chicago kidnapping case involved U.S. gang members in Chicago operating under the orders of a leader residing in Mexico. In that instance, a Mexican cartel's drugs were stolen and an order came from Mexico via telephone for the mother and children of the alleged thief to be kidnapped at gunpoint. The order was carried out. However, the official press release from the U.S. Attorney's office did not mention that the narcotics belonged to a Mexican cartel. That detail was buried and only discovered by hours of research into court documents. Another press release from the U.S. Attorney's office in Washington State was headlined, "Southwest Washington Man Who Operated Shingle Mill as Cover for Drug Dealing Gets 10-Year Prison Term." Once again, after further research, Breitbart News discovered that the "Southwest Washington man" was actually a Mexican national and the U.S. Attorney's office went on record and finally admitted that the man was working for a Mexican cartel—though they omitted this vital detail in their initial public statement on the case. The trend is clear: Mexican nationals are leading large-scale methamphetamine operations across the U.S. and agencies under the DOJ umbrella are failing to mention the details in their public statements or press releases. Only after searching through court documents can one find the fact that a large methamphetamine operation was led by someone from Mexico, much less that Mexican cartels were running the operations. Breitbart Texas Contributing Editor and Border Security Expert Sylvia Longmire stated, "This kind of cartel violence happens across America much more often than we are led to believe--in Las Vegas, outside Atlanta and northern Alabama are just a few examples. Not only are we led to believe that our borders are safer and more secure than at any time in history, but the level and frequency of violent Mexican cartel activity across the US is repeatedly downplayed or relegated to local media reports that never see the national light of day." Longmire added, "Department of Homeland Security officials have stated in congressional testimony that they don't keep track of cartel violence in the US, which allows them plausible deniability of its existence. If America saw this story and so many others like it played out on major TV networks during even one news cycle, they would be horrified, and rightly so. This is probably what the DOJ and DHS are trying to prevent: citizens learning the truth about the real reach of Mexican cartels into our nation's heartland." Follow @brandondarby on Twitter and Facebook (Disclosure: The author previously worked undercover with the Ramsey County Sheriff's office on the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force and has testified in federal court for the U.S. Attorney's office mentioned in this article.)


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Rahm Emanuel and Paul Krugman Spar Over Economic Recovery
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GOP Civil War: Schwarzenegger Slams GOP Govs' Stimulus Refusal
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Proof That Swastikas Make Michelle Malkin Happy
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The American public looked at DC, they saw the Democrats trying to do something, and they liked what they saw.
Rahm and Reid: Who Gets the Blame for Judd Gregg?
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Is Obama Siding With Blue Dogs on Social Security Reform?
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People in the know indicate that things like raising the retirement age and cutting benefits are under consideration.
Hilda Solis Approved by Senate Panel
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Obama Takes the Stimulus Fight to the Streets
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Obama Financial Team to Taxpayers: You'll Get Nothing, and Like It
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Meet Your New Blue Dog Overlords
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If eight more Blue Dogs had crossed over and voted against the stimulus, it would have failed.
Stimulus Package Unleashes Onslaught of Republican Lies
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President Obama: Change Comes to America
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But the Mocs climbed without playing a stroke in the afternoon as their morning score turned out to be in the top third of the 24-team field.
They shot a 15-over-par 303 and are in eighth place — the cut line to advance to the NCAA championship tournament — after their first round at Warren Golf Course in South Bend, Ind.
UCLA leads the tournament at 291, and LSU at 295 and Notre Dame at 298 are second and third. UTC is one shot behind Duke, Stanford and Northwestern, after playing one shot better than Kent State and three better than Texas and Ohio State.
Junior Maria Juliana Loza led the Mocs with a 1-over 73 that included one birdie and two bogeys. She is tied for 11th place in the medalist race.
"It was a great day overall for Maju," coach Colette Murray said in a school release. "You talk about a winner. She was marching her way around the golf course. It was fun to watch."
Senior Christine Wolf shot 75, senior Emma de Groot shot 77, freshman Marion Duvernay shot 78 and freshman Jordan Britt — who prepped at GPS and Signal Mountain — had the drop score.
"I'm really proud of Maju and Christine," Murray said. "Both played great on their second nines. Christine had a rough end to her front side with a double [bogey] on 18. A lot of players would have let it get away from them, but she stayed true to her game and really keyed our turnaround."
In the East Regional, former Baylor School star Brooke Pancake of Alabama shot an even-par 72, which has her tied for 11th. The Crimson Tide are in second place at 1 under, one shot behind Coastal Carolina, at the LPGA International Legends Course in Daytona Beach, Fla.
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Sept. 21). Potential CFPB leader Richard Cordray, who is a former Ohio attorney general, also met with the Ohio-based group. Cordray said the CFPB would continue its dialogue with credit unions and would work with them to write more practical regulations. The CFPB was also covered during a meeting with Sen. Rob Portman (R). The Ohio group also urged several other members of Congress to back lifting the member business lending cap… * WASHINGTON (9/27/11)--Standard & Poor's positive 2007 rating of collateralized debt offerings that arguably contributed to the financial crisis could result in legal action by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the
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WASHINGTON (9/27/11)--The House Financial Services subcommittee on financial institutions and consumer credit's upcoming hearing on credit union member business lending now has a definite date: Oct. 12. The Credit Union National Association (CUNA) has repeatedly emphasized the potential benefits that lifting the MBL cap could provide for an ailing economy in several ways, including ads in local newspapers and direct contact with legislators in letters and in the form of Capitol Hill visits during CUNA's 2011 Hike the Hill. H.R. 1418, which was introduced by Rep. Ed Royce (R-Calif.), has a total of 80 co-sponsors, according to
. Similar Senate legislation (S. 509) has also been introduced by Mark Udall (D-Colo.). That bill has 20 cosponsors. Although members of the House are in their home districts this week, CUNA continues to look for legislative vehicles for MBL cap lift legislation. CUNA has suggested MBL cap lift bills in the House and Senate should be added to the Obama administration's larger plan to reinvigorate the ailing economy. CUNA President/CEO Bill Cheney this month also encouraged members of the House Financial Services subcommittee on capital markets and government-sponsored enterprises to add lifting the credit union member business lending cap to any discussion on capital creation. "You can't credibly talk about the issue of job creation without also talking about MBLs," Richard Gose, CUNA senior president of political affairs, said on Monday. Congress has to do something about the larger economic picture, he added. CUNA estimates that lifting the MBL cap to 27.5% of assets, up from the current 12.25% of assets restriction, would inject more than $13 billion in new funding into the economy, at no cost to taxpayers. These funds could create 140,000 new jobs in the first year after enactment.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (9/27/11)--Payments for 2011 Temporary Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Fund (TCCUSF) assessments are due today. Semi-annual National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF) 1% capitalization deposit adjustments must also be made by the end of today. The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) last month assessed a 25 basis point (bp) TCCUSF premium for 2011. The premium, which is expected to bring in $1.96 billion in funds to help cover the costs of corporate credit union stabilization, should be expensed by credit unions in September. Credit unions should report the full expense on their Sept. 30 call reports, the NCUA said. The agency has said electronic payments will be automatically collected today. Payments may also be made via pay.gov, the electronic payment portal. The NCUA earlier this year said there is "no anticipated need" for an NCUSIF premium to be charged in 2011, and an NCUSIF premium "will not be necessary in 2012" if the number of credit union failures maintains its current pace. NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz during last week's open board meeting requested that her staff provide the board with their "best possible estimate" of the year-end ratio of the NCUSIF at the upcoming November board meeting.
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WASHINGTON (9/27/11)--The Credit Union National Association (CUNA) in a comment letter said it agrees with the National Credit Union Administration's (NCUA) interim-final rule implementing Dodd-Frank Act amendments to the Federal Credit Union Act that added remittance transfers as an example of international electronic fund transfer services that may be offered to persons in a federal credit union's field of membership. The Dodd-Frank Act, however, did not make substantive changes to authorized federal credit union business activities because federal credit unions were already authorized to provide international electronic funds transfers to persons in their field of membership. Section 1073 of the Dodd-Frank Act amended a portion of the Federal Credit Union Act to add "remittance transfers, as defined in section 919 of the Electronic Fund Transfer Act" as an example of international electronic fund transfer services that may be provided by a federal credit union to persons within its field of membership. CUNA noted that this amendment to the Federal Credit Union Act was only technical in nature, and did not have a substantive effect. For the full CUNA comment letter, use the resource link.
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Several years ago in Palo Alto we had mites that were destroying our fuchsias and Eugenia hedges. Santa Clara County introduced a wasp or some other organism into the atmosphere. I believe that the control was effective. My son has a Eugenia hedge that is flourishing now. My orange trees do not seem to have as many white flies. I do not know about the fuchsias; I gave up on mine.
I hope the scientists are going to try the wasps or some predators to try to attack the mites.
Evidently, the bumble bees have not been affected by the mites; so if our honey bees become extinct, we may become dependent upon the bumblebees for our crops.
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a resident of Greenmeadow
on May 22, 2007 at 9:59 am
There are 3500 species of native North American bees that pollinate flowering plants. The honey bee is not native to this continent and was introduced by European settlers for the beeswax and honey it produces.
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on May 23, 2007 at 7:58 pm
If I'm not mistaken, I believe wild bees are hard hit as well.
a resident of Crescent Park
on May 23, 2007 at 11:29 pm
I read an article that said the problem was beekeepers transporting their hives long dstances, stressing the bees and spreading disease among other bee populations.
If people would keep bees in a natural manner, and growers had permanent beehives, perhaps the problem would vanish.
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