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RALEIGH Opponents say a tax on plastic bags being explored by the Raleigh City Council would be extraordinarily regressive, could cost consumers $1.8 million annually, would not help the environment, and may be unconstitutional.
Were just of the belief that $1.8 million should be spent on groceries and not telling people how to carry their groceries home, said Mark Daniels. Im not of the opinion that we should have government dictate what is better for a consumer.
Daniels is chairman of the American Progressive Bag Alliance representing the national plastic bag industry, and senior vice president of sustainability at Hilex Poly, the nations largest manufacturer and closed-loop recycler of plastic retail carryout bags. He said the Raleigh market compares to Washington, D.C., which in 2013 collected roughly $2 million in plastic bag taxes.
Andy Ellen, president and general counsel of the North Carolina Retail Merchants Association, said a plastic bag tax would be an unconstitutional regulation of trade and commerce in violation of the North Carolina Constitution, and might lead to potential litigation if the city attempts to enact the measure.
Ellen said the state constitution prohibits local government from regulating commerce or trade, and bars the state from regulating commerce and trade on a local level. Nor is there statutory taxing authority from the General Assembly to impose the fee.
Council asked to consider
Raleigh City Councilman Bonner Gaylord raised the possibility of a nickel or dime tax on plastic bags in a June 18 query to the City Managers Office.
Gaylord asked whether a rational nexus existed to charge a nickel or dime per bag to raise money for stream cleanup.
The council hasnt asked us to take any action on this, said Dan Howe, assistant city manager. Mr. Gaylord asked for some information on where this is taking place, and how it works, and we provided that information, and thats pretty much where its sitting right now. City Council next meets Tuesday at 1 p.m.
Gaylord said family matters prevented him from keeping a scheduled interview for this story.
In the citys e-mail response to Gaylords query, Howe said the Solid Waste Services Department has discussed the matter.
Attached to Howes e-mail was a list compiled by the Earth Policy Institute of 172 local governments representing some 20 million Americans where plastic bag bans or taxes are in effect.
Waste impact minor
A Raleigh grocery bag tax is an example of misguided policy. Theyre thinking about taxing a product that contributes less than one-half of 1 percent of the municipal waste stream, and thats according to the Environmental Protection Agency and a variety of other scientific studies around the country, Daniels said.
One reason the volume of plastic bag litter is low is high levels of reuse and recycling, Daniels said. More than 1 billion pounds of plastic bags and polyethylene film have been recycled in 11 of the past 12 years, making it the fastest growing recycling infrastructure in the U.S.
He said his company, Hilex Poly, spends tens of millions of dollars a year reprocessing the product, and studies show 70 percent of plastic bags are reused for hundreds of reasons by nine out of 10 Americans.
According to the website A Bags Life, which publishes a plastic bag recycling site locator, there are 85 drop-off sites within 10 miles of downtown Raleigh, and 197 within 25 miles.
Environmental, economic impacts
Daniels said plastic bags have a smaller carbon footprint than paper bags. About 95 percent of the 600 million to 700 million reusable bags shipped into the country every year come from China. Most plastic bags are domestically produced by 30,000 U.S. workers.
Plastic bags are made from ethane, a natural gas waste product that is converted to polyethylene. Reusable bags are made from oil-based plastic polypropylene, which is not recyclable.
A 2007 life-cycle analysis comparing the overall costs of recycled plastic bags with paper bags using 30-percent recycled materials found per 1,000 units manufacturing paper bags required nearly four times more energy, produced double the greenhouse-gas emissions, resulted in five times more materials in the municipal waste stream, and used 17 times more fresh water.
Then there are health concerns about foodborne illnesses transmitted by reusable bags resulting from meat juice leaks or other food particles that remain in unwashed bags.
Researchers from the University of Arizona and Loma Linda University in 2010 found bacteria contamination in nearly all the reusable bags they studied. Half contained coliform bacteria, and 12 percent contained e-coli. In 2010 a girls soccer team in Oregon was sickened in a norovirus outbreak linked to a reusable bag.
I know North Carolina is business-friendly, Daniels said. Im hopeful that as an industry we have an opportunity to sit with the City Council members in Raleigh and have these kind of frank discussions about scientific facts rather than the emotional, Internet-driven mythology thats out there.
As an example, Daniels noted Andres Cozar, a research scientist at the University of Cadiz, Spain, who originated the theory that there were 1 million tons of plastics swirling around the worlds oceans. Cozar and a team of scientists embarked on a global research mission to document the pollution.
Their studies found only 7,000 tons, yet the environmentalists continue to cite the million-ton garbage patch theory refuted by Cozars own research.
Daniels also pointed out that the Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center on Topsail Island, which since 1996 has maintained an index of sick and injured turtles, has not documented a case of a turtle being injured by a plastic bag.
The risk to sea turtles and other marine life was cited to justify passing North Carolinas only plastic bag ban, in the Outer Banks counties of Currituck, Dare, and Hyde. The ban took effect in 2010. Merchants there are required to use paper bags made of recycled material, and must give a nickel credit to shoppers bringing in their own reusable bags.
We think that the bag ban on the Outer Banks has been a total, utter failure, Ellen said.
Impact on businesses
A study by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources has shown no decline in plastic bags found on the beaches or in that area, but what you have seen is a tremendous increase in costs to the retailers, which ultimately get passed on to the consumers, Ellen said. Those include higher costs for paper vs. plastic bags.
Merchants also had to update cash register software at their own expense to account for the reusable bag rebate, and chain stores must adjust their bookkeeping systems to account for differences unique to their Outer Banks stores, Ellen said. One retailer paid more than $40,000 to adjust its computer software while issuing only two reusable bag credits the first year.
Retail Merchants Association surveys of members on the Outer Banks found less than 3 percent or 4 percent of the transactions actually involved someone bringing in a reusable bag to a grocery store, even after all the publicity and hype, Ellen said. And visitors continue to bring plastic bags from elsewhere.
Merchants believe recycling is a better option, he said, and where recycling bins are set up they are overflowing.
Ellen was displeased with an early July editorial by the Raleigh News & Observer vigorously supporting a plastic bag fee or ban.
Maybe the News & Observer would like to lead the charge and get rid of the plastic bags they throw [in driveways wrapping newspapers], sometimes two at a time, Ellen said.
A plastic bag fee in Raleigh likely would hamper a long-held community desire, he said.
Everybodys clamoring for a downtown Raleigh grocery store, Ellen said. This is one more impediment.
Dan E. Way (@danway_carolina) is an associate editor of Carolina Journal.


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So frustrated!! I don't know where to start making fit adjustments. I am not even sure that I have the right size. I know that I need an FBA, but I don't know how to tell this problem apart from others. I am short (tiny), maybe have narrow shoulders? maybe have a high rounded back? maybe have a broad back? And of course, there're those huge boobs!
I have always struggled with big4 patterns being too big, even in the smallest size. I don't know how to tell if I have fit issues, or if the pattern is just too darn big! I recently got some Jalie shirt patterns, hoping that the wide range of sizes and good drafting would help me figure out what I'm dealing with. But I find I am too overwhelmed to even start tracing... what size shoulder should I trace? What size bust? How will I know what is a grading problem and what is a fit problem?
I SO wish I had a fit buddy nearby to me...
I wish we could be fitting buddies (I need one too!) I started sewing for our former housekeeper when she told me she had sewn as a girl. She thinks I just love her (and I do) but I'm on a mission to recruit her as a fitting buddy.
For Jalies - I've been told to start with your full bust measurement. Which ones did you buy?
What size bra do you wear? That will help you get more specific advice with respect to Jalies.
I bought the Empire Crossover, T-Shirts, Sweetheart Top, and Scoopneck Tops. I'm pretty intimidated by sleeves right now, so I'm planning to start with the Scoopneck sleeveless top (B).
I measure 78cm at my high bust, and 87cm at my full bust. I wear a 30DD bra. By my full bust, I'd cut a Women's S or T, but by my high bust I'd do a Girls' P. I've heard of doing a 'Cheater FBA' in knits by cutting your high bust size and grading out to your full bust size below the armscye (and then back in at the waist), so I thought about doing that, but I don't want to obscure other issues or confuse myself further.
Do you have some cheapie knit (or even an old DH T shirt) to use to cut out the sleeveless t? Run a gathering thread where indicated and sew the shoulders and sides. Just cut it out according to your full bust.
Pop it on and see how it looks. You'll be out very little time or money (I need to do this - I dove into the Jalies by upper bust, FBA, and it was a fail.) That was the knotted top. Then I did another Jalie (I can look up the pattern number if you want) going by full bust and it fit pretty well.
At least it will give you a starting point. I wouldn't even think about binding the neck/armholes, etc. If it fits well through the shoulders, you'll at least have an idea.
And even before doing that, read the reviews for that pattern (especially from anyone who looks narrow shouldered, full busted).
I wear a 36E (which I think is really a DD isn't it??) so I get some of what you are going through.
Heck I may do this with you!
Have you read a lot of the threads here on Fitting Woes? That's one of the ways I've learned to diagnose fitting problems, so that when I see one now (on myself or on other people's posts), I can go, "Oh--that needs a swayback adjustment." Or "You need a deeper dart there," or whatnot. I like reading the posts and then guessing what other people will suggest, to test myself.
As for the shoulders issue--I discovered that I have extremely narrow shoulders (and short arms! Who knew?!) because a commercial pattern I was working with actually called for your shoulder width... and my shoulder measurement was 2" smaller than the smallest size given on the chart! Eek!! I can see it now when working with different patterns--but strangely enough, it's not something I even notice at all in RTW (frex, I don't *look* abnormally pear-shaped, bra straps don't slip off my shoulders, I don't generally have too much trouble getting tops or jackets to fit, etc.)
So I might try a project (maybe a fitting shell?) that calls for a LOT of different measurements. I don't know of one offhand, alas, but the measurements I'm thinking about would be similar to the ones you take here:
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I really believe that if you are having trouble fitting yourself and you have no knowledgeable sewing buddy to help you, and do not have the resources to buy a custom fitting session at a place like The Sewing Workshop, the most time- and sanity-saving thing to do is make yourself a dressform like this one, or this one.
You will need someone to help wrap you, but the result will be a view of your own figure all the way around, without twisting and wriggling in front of a mirror. You will be able to see your own asymmetries as they actually are, for a change. You will quite literally be able to sit down (or stand in front of) your 'self' and fit a basic pattern to your shape. You might have to buy or trace your basic in several sizes to narrow the size range.
I have used this fitting shell (bought during a sale, of course) to help me with size choices, and I do recommend it because it helps a beginner sort out fitting issues and learn something about the order of alterations. -- Edited on 7/26/12 2:46 PM --
I left you a note on the other thread
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Do you have any fitting books? I recommend either the Palmer Pletsch book or Sarah Veblen's new fitting book, both available on Amazon.com. That said go over to Peggy Sager's website and look at her free webcasts on fitting. I am not saying that I agree with everything she does, but it's a start. Buy a bolt of muslin next time Joann's has a sale or you have a coupon and make some muslins of basic patterns to better understand your body and fitting issues. If even the smallest pattern is too large you are going to have to learn how to grade down. As for your large bust, buy a pattern for your upper body by the upper bust measurement and make an fba. Buy skirts and pants buy your full hip measurement.
Fitting has a learning curve and it's easiest to start with something simple, a skirt is a good place to start. If you have one success you'll start feeling more confident. Good luck
Thanks everyone, for the encouragement
I have several fitting books... I probably look at them too much and get overwhelmed, instead of just finding where it doesn't fit and fixing it. I'm not good at saying 'there's too much fabric here, I'll pinch it out" - I say 'why is there too much fabric here, and will it be here on every pattern, and how much should I pinch out'... etc.
A dressform sounds like a very good idea, unfortunately I am pregnant and changing (lower) body shape very quickly. That's why my sewing has turned towards the bust/shoulder area lately... a place I've always had a problem with and just avoided fitting until now. Maybe I could just make a partial-body-double!
I have a body map that I traced a couple years ago, but didn't have the skill at the time to 'read' it. I think I'll go back and see if I can gain any new insight from looking at it again.
Marec, I'm taking your advice and cutting out a size S Jalie top, I'll see where that leads me... at least if it's huge, the pattern already has smaller sizes.
Thanks again!
ETA: I looked at my body map and had my DH re-do some measurements for me. I do NOT have narrow shoulders, if anything I may have a broad back. I need a petite adjustment, tho I'm not sure how much yet, and I also fit squarely into a size 6 based on my high bust. Oh, and did I mention BIG BOOBIES?! I am going to need to get very, very good at an FBA. -- Edited on 7/26/12 9:53 PM --
You might try a Peggy Sagers pattern just because she offers free fitting help by email, phone or sending her a video. Her patterns have different cup sizes. You can view past webcasts on her web site at Silhouette Patterns. Then you could transfer some oof the knowledge to other patterns? Hope this helps.
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Cee Bailey's Motorcycle Headlight Stone Guard
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Summary: Thick
aircraft-grade acrylic mounts over the motorcycle's
headlight to protect the lens from damage. We
can't imagine a rock penetrating these guards and coming
with Cee Bailey's customer service and attention to detail,
the guards are a winner.
Ever seen a hole in a windshield or headlight from a
stone? Of course you have!
We've replaced three
headlights in three vehicles in just the last year and
have come to regard it as just one of the expensive
nuisances of life on the road.
Most motorcycles aren't
used for enough miles to have the daily exposure of cars
and trucks, but then there are those of us who ride many
more miles in a year than average.
Hmmm... So, how much
will it cost to replace the headlight on your spiffy
motorcycle? No need to check, because we already
made some calls and did the checking for you -- the
answer is that unless you have a simple round 7-inch H4
glass lens, a typical plastic headlight will cost from
$250 to $450!
There are clear film products that can ostensibly
protect the headlight, but if pebbles can make a hole in
a car windshield, I don't think that these thin films
will do much more than protect against coarse sand-like
particles. The reality is that for anything more coarse,
they are more likely to simply keep the pieces of your
broken headlight on the bike.
Cee Bailey's Aircraft Plastics has an effective
solution at an affordable price. Their web page lists an
impressive array of clear plastic guards for both head
and fog lights and they been making aircraft windshields
and other aircraft products since the 1950's.
As the
company likes to point out, anybody can heat and form
acrylic plastics and there are hundreds of companies
doing so. However, doing it so that there aren't odd
warps and distortions is somewhere between an art and a
Achieving a certification from the Federal
Aviation Administration to make windshields and aircraft
products is no small task (only about 3 companies have
it, they say) and Cee Bailey's has obtained
this for almost every light aircraft that flies. So the
company knows something about plastic! The company
branched into making motorcycle windshields, headlight
guards, and other products in 2001.
We ordered a set of headlight guards for a 2004 Yamaha
FJR 1300 from the company's web-site. They arrived a few
days later in a bubble-wrap pouch and the covers for
each lens were wrapped in thin foam.
The first
impression after unwrapping was that these were really
solid pieces of plastic. Whipping out the calipers, the
guards are not surprisingly made of the same 1/8th inch
(0.125") acrylic that is used for the side windows of
most light airplanes.
Cee Bailey buys their acrylic
literally by the truck-load, so we reap the quantity
discount and the corporate knowledge about how to work
with it. Measuring a couple of other handy items for
reference, a Shoei helmet visor was 2mm (0.078") or
about 2/3 as thick, and the stock Yamaha windshield was
5mm (0.197") thick. It is hard to imagine a rock
penetrating one of these headlight guards.
Distortions of the plastic can result in light going
into the eyes of oncoming drivers, bushes, tree-tops, or
other sub-optimal targets, so the second thing that we
did was to check for waviness in the acrylic. Slowly
rotating and tilting the covers over a piece of lined
paper, there was a small amount of distortion where the
stylistic curvature of the FJR lights got really tight,
toward the ground. However, we really were not worried
about a little light straying toward the front fender
and in general the covers were as distortion-free as the
headlight lenses themselves.
Note the lack of waviness or distortion in this
complex headlight guard.
The plastic guards were placed over each headlight and
the curvatures of the guards were slightly more open
than those of the headlights. This allowed for the
slight gap that the hook-and-loop fasteners would
One thing that was noticed was that the
curvatures were not quite the same and that one guard
had conspicuously less gap. But this was the product we
received and we proceeded with installation anyway.
The installation instructions were a single page of
paper, but then the installation wasn't rocket science
either. The package arrived with nine white round
hook-and-loop tabs, with one as a spare. We cleaned the
headlight thoroughly and then used the alcohol wipe
supplied by Cee Bailey's to make sure there was no wax
on the headlight lens.
After waiting to make sure the
alcohol had evaporated, the tabs were stuck to the four
corners of each headlight. Our first attempt at just
placing them at the far corners didn't work out at all
and we learned quickly that the tabs needed to be placed
inward slightly from each corner.
The instructions say that the tabs can be repositioned
for a short period of time and that turned out to be an
understatement. These round tabs are the industrial
heavy-duty version of Velcro and at first only stuck to
the headlight with a gummy feel.
We peeled them off and
for the second try attached the mated tabs to each guard
and then just pressed the guard over each headlight,
which worked much better. We could actually slide the
guards around a little on the gummy adhesive of the
tabs. However – and this is a big one – don't expect to
reposition the tabs the following day. The gumminess was
gone and the tabs were rock solid.
The round mounting tabs are visible as the white dots.
Note the lack of distortion
in the headlight.
Cee Bailey's Warranty and Customer Service
Remember the mention that one cover that didn't have
much gap in the curvature? The fit was OK, but sat on
the nose of the FJR differently than the guard on the
neighboring headlight.
The guards were sent back with a
photo and request for a replacement at the beginning of
the work-week and later that week we got a phone call.
The nice young lady on the other end was very apologetic
and asked "Sir, would a three-day shipment be OK, or do
you really need your replacements sooner?"
Having worked
on and around airplanes for most of my life, I've been
in shops that have had a couple of prior experiences
with their warranty on materials and workmanship. See if
you get that from Joe Plasticbender who is selling parts
from his garage!
A couple of people have said that they don't like the
looks of headlight guards and to each their own. If you
had the guards and didn't want them for a special bike
night, they could be popped off of the tabs, which is
done routinely for washing the bike.
However, most
people don't notice the extra protection that the guards
provide, especially for the long distance rider, daily
commuter, or anybody else who rides a lot. We can't
imagine a rock penetrating these guards and coming with Cee Bailey's customer service and attention to detail,
the guards are a winner.
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Thank you for stopping by!
Sounds like fun! Good luck!
I wish I could be there- Have fun and I hope you sell a bunch of stuff. xo Diana
Good luck, Betsy!
Wish I could come. Weren't you at a market off of I-10 for awhile? I thought I recognized the name of the place bloneyard or something while we were on vacation driving down I-10 this summer. I would have loved to have stopped for a visit.
Aww, thanks! We have our fingers crossed! Have a wonderful week!
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Good luck there and have fun!
Thank you, Ellie!It has been in the 60's, but today it's raining and cooler. Thanks for stopping by!
Good luck and by all means, have fun.....
Have a super time Betsy! It looks like I am not going to be able to make it, but take lots of pictures please, please. I would love to see your booth. I cannot wait to hear all about it. Have fun!!!
Good luck on your event. Please share photos.
Hope you sell lots and lots - good luck to you and Sheila! Wish I lived closer (I'm near the other Woodstock)!
Thank you! We have had a busy time! This was my first temporary booth- whew, it's hard work! Thanks for the well wishes!
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Tartar buildup is especially dangerous, as tartar can infect your gums and cause them to swell and bleed. This infection is called gingivitis, the early stage of gum disease. If you have gingivitis, there's still hope to restore your gums and teeth to better health. Gingivitis can be reversed with a comprehensive cleaning by your hygienist, combined with a commitment to exceptional at-home oral care. However, if you don't reverse your gingivitis it can progress to gum disease. The plaque and tartar present on your teeth continue to irritate the gums when you have gum disease. Your gums will pull away from your teeth, and bacteria collect in these pockets. In extreme cases, extensive bone loss will cause your teeth to loosen and even fall out. Dental implants dentists can help you restore teeth lost to gum disease, but it's better to take care of your original teeth.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Republican U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander is proposing a "grand swap" in which the federal government would take over all responsibility for Medicaid and the states would gain all control over education.
The senator said an address to a joint session of the Tennessee General Assembly on Wednesday said that proposal mirrors one he made to President Ronald Reagan three decades ago while Alexander was the state's governor. Alexander said Reagan embraced the idea, but it did not gain any traction in Congress.
Alexander told reporters after the speech on Tuesday that he sees similar barriers to his proposal amid Democratic control of the Senate and the presidency but said the change would remove the concerns and political challenges facing the states on expanding Medicaid or creating state insurance exchanges.
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After three years police think they have the final suspect linked to an armed robbery and attempted murder of a police officer. Finding the culprit wasn't tough.
As a matter of fact, he walked right into the police station Monday.
Gilbert Hamilton is booked on Attempted Capital Murder and two counts of Aggravated Robbery. Police located Hamilton and called him over the weekend.
When Hamilton came in Monday to find out what officers wanted, they arrested him.
The armed robbery took place May 2003 at a Western Union on Texas Avenue. Three suspects fled the scene and led police on a chase that included a shootout.
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A few months back, I got a mailer at home bragging that Gov. Susana Martinez had kept her campaign promise and sold the luxury jet that Bill Richardson bought a few years earlier so he could fly around the country in style on the taxpayers' dime while campaigning for president.
And I remember thinking, I could sell an airplane. I'm quite certain that I'll never be in a position to buy one, and I don't know the first thing about them. But if somebody gave me one, I'm pretty sure I could sell it, especially if the primary objective was just to get rid of the cursed thing.
I fully appreciate and share the populist angst regarding Richardson's jet-setting ways that Martinez so skillfully exploited in the campaign against former Lt. Gov. Diane Denish in 2010.
But if selling the jet is the best she's got to show after two legislative sessions, that's a problem.
Today, the Sun-News begins a series of stories written in partnership with NM In Depth and the Santa Fe New Mexican that will closely examine the first half of the first term of the Martinez administration, as well as the big issues that lie ahead this session. As part of that, we asked the governor to list what she believes to be her top accomplishments going into her third regular legislative session. And I was pleased to see that selling the plane didn't make that list.
But neither did the top items on Martinez's agenda going into each session. That's because none of them were passed.
She lists the budget passed her first year as among her top accomplishments. And, it's true that she faced a $450 million shortfall the day she took office. But, the worst of the recession and the most painful of the budget cuts were behind us by then.
And, unlike at the federal level, passing a new, balanced budget each year is not an option for the state Legislature, it's a mandate. While the Governor's Office certainly contributes to that process, the heavy lifting is always done in the House and Senate finance committees where the bills are written.
The A-through-F grading system for schools is certainly an improvement over the former federal measurement of Adequate Yearly Progress, but that's not saying much. In fact, Martinez's efforts on school reform are probably best reflected by the fact her education secretary has still yet to be confirmed by the Senate.
To be fair, we don't really elect Republican governors to get things done. This is a left-leaning state; voters aren't looking for someone to come in and impose a conservative agenda. If we elect a Republican governor, it's usually because the Democratic-controlled Legislature has gone too far, and we want the new governor to stop things, not do things.
Martinez has certainly done that.
She set the tone in her first session, using her veto power to strike down 98 pieces of legislation. After that session, she was sued twice by lawmakers, once for using a line-item veto to alter, instead of strike, an appropriation. The Supreme Court sided with legislators on that one, but essentially punted on a second lawsuit challenging her veto of funding for a health insurance bill — a bill she now lists among her accomplishments.
If the goal was to put the brakes on state government ... mission accomplished. There were 22 more bills vetoed in her first session than were passed in her second. And a special session held between those two for redistricting was an abject failure.
Martinez had a terrific debut on the national stage last year with her speech at the Republican Convention. But if she has aspirations beyond governor of New Mexico, or for a second term here, it's not going to be enough to just stop things.
At some point she's going to have to do things. And the only way for that to happen is for the governor to work cooperatively with the very same people she has spent the last three years trying to stop.
Walter Rubel is managing editor of the Sun-News. He can be reached at email@example.com or follow @WalterRubel on Twitter.


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Down Mexico Way
A rebellion is brewing south of the border
As the US continues and expands its worldwide "war on terror," extending its militarized tentacles into Africa as well as the Middle East, a festering threat looms closer to home: the ungluing of Mexico and its rapid descent into the status of a failed state. How Washington responds may determine not only the fate of our southern neighbor, but also our own.
Mexico is undergoing a crisis of authority – a direct challenge to its ability to maintain a monopoly on the use of force within its borders – and this is coming from two directions. The first challengers are the drug cartels: these go under a variety of names, from the "Knights Templar," known as "Templarios," to the Sinaloa gang, which got its start in Mexico's Sinaloa province but soon spread across the country. While each gang has its unique regional allegiances and internal culture, all employ the same brutal practices: aside from the sale of illegal drugs, the cartels engage in massive extortion, collecting "taxes" from both wealthy businessmen and poor campesinos in the fields. Anyone who refuses to pay is ruthlessly – and often graphically – eliminated.
The municipal police are no help: indeed, they are a hindrance to those residents who wish to live in peace, unmolested by criminal gangs, for the simple reason that the police are the biggest criminal gang of all. Thoroughly infiltrated by the drug gangs, and very often on the cartels' payroll, the armed might of the Mexican state is impotent before the often superior firepower of the cartels – who have reportedly been aided by none other the US government in their quest to acquire firearms.
Having surrendered de facto authority over large swathes of Mexico to the cartels and their allies, the central government in Mexico City has been remarkably indifferent to the fate of millions of Mexicans left to chafe under the heel of criminal gangs – until now.
What woke them up to the burgeoning crisis was the rise of the so-called vigilantes: groups of ordinary Mexicans, from wealthy ranchers to poor field hands, who have organized to take back their land – and their lives – from gangs of murderous thugs (whether they be the cartels' hooligans, or those who commit the same crimes under color of State authority). I reported on this movement last year, when the citizens' self-defense forces took over the town of Tierra Colorado, arrested the chief of "police," and set up roadblocks, clearing the town of the local cartel's henchmen.
Now the "vigilantes" have upped the ante, moving in what appears to be a coordinated strike at the heart of the cartels' power. The town of Nueva Italia is the latest battlefield, where the self-defense forces have taken over City Hall – under a rain of gunfire from the government-aligned Templarios – and surrounded the neighboring city of Apatzingan, widely known as the Templar's chief headquarters.
The epicenter of the vigilante movement is in the states of Guererro and Michoacan, in southwest Mexico, a region with a long history of resistance to the central government. In the 1920s, after the "revolutionary" government of President Plutarco Calles practically banned Catholicism, started murdering priests and nuns, and seized Church property, the "Cristero" rebellion took root in the largely agricultural southwestern provinces, where guerrilla bands battled government troops in defense of the faith. This is the poorest region of Mexico, where government "land reform" – inspired by the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 – deprived peasants of Indian extraction of most of their land, turning the indigenous people into trespassers on their own historic holdings. In response to efforts to "modernize" farming along collectivist lines, the small farmers rose up against the central government – and the same hostility to Mexican centralism permeates the current "vigilante" upsurge.
The central government has reacted the same way they have in the past: with relentless hostility and demands to disarm. After decades of indifference to what is happening in the southwest part of the country, the lords of Mexico City are sending thousands of federal troops into the region as a complement to their demands that the peoples' militias disarm. As the Guardian reports, the locals treat this demand with the disdain it deserves:
"'Disarm?' a middle-aged masked Nueva Italia vigilante commander said with obvious incredulity. 'If we did that, the Caballeros would seek us out and kill us.'"
Well, yes – and that may very well be the idea, given the close links between the notoriously corrupt Mexican authorities and the drug cartels. This may account, in part, for the government's de facto laissez-faire policy, as the Guardian report continues:
"Though government officials have continued to insist disarmament is non-negotiable in faraway press conferences, on the ground soldiers and federal police now ignore the sandbag checkpoints manned by vigilantes."
Of course they do: why bother fighting the vigilantes if the cartels are doing the government's dirty work for them?
What is happening in Mexico is the slow-motion collapse of governmental authority under the relentless onslaught of the cartels. It isn't just the fact that the cartels often have superior firepower: it's the all-pervasive nature of their corrupting influence, made possible by the huge profits they make from the drug trade.
The cartels are a grotesque and deadly byproduct of the "war on drugs" conducted jointly by the United States and its allies internationally: without the ban on "illicit" drugs, the cartels would not and could not exist. In this sense, the cartels and the governments that supposedly pursue them are colluding – and that collusion often takes the form of an explicit alliance, as "Fast and Furious" and the well-known collaboration between the Mexican police and the drug gangs make all too plain.
Every act of coercion by the State produces distortions in the economic, political, and social life of a people: in this case, it is the irrational ban on certain drugs that has birthed competing gangs of criminals who ape all the familiar depredations of government oppression – extortion, murder, and mass thievery – times ten.
No one should underestimate the seriousness of what is happening down Mexico way: the country is unraveling much faster than even I predicted last year. As the world economic crisis impacts the already impoverished Mexican masses, and their clueless government continues to dawdle while the country burns, the crisis of authority is bound to culminate in a rather spectacular explosion – one sure to take our own equally clueless (and corrupt) political class completely by surprise.
An all out civil war in Mexico would have to mean millions of refugees crossing the border into the US in a veritable floodtide – one that could not be stopped by our Border Patrol, or, indeed, anything short of a massive military mobilization. The military conflict would inevitably spill over the border: for the first time since the Mexican-American war, the American southwest could conceivably become a battle zone.
Furthermore, Mexican-Americans, both citizens and undocumented, will invariably be drawn into the conflict: indeed, many of the activists involved in the self-defense groups were born in the US and have lived here for years. On the other hand, the cartels also have numerous operatives north of the Rio Grande, where they are a huge presence in the American crime scene.
Will Mexico's civil strife be played out on the streets of American cities? This is a question our political class ought to be asking about now, but they're too fixated on the wars in far-off Afghanistan, Syria, and Iraq to fully appreciate (or even notice) the fire burning right on their doorstep.
Naturally, when they do recognize the threat they'll respond as they've always responded: with brute force. Our efforts to prop up the Mexican government will no doubt result in the usual catastrophe, with the Mexican version of Hamid Karzai reveling in corruption while the rest of the country outside Mexico City falls apart. In effect, such a conflict would entail pitting the central government and the cartels against the "vigilantes." The United States, as usual, would be on the side of Evil.
There's just one way to break the power of the cartels and wipe out the corrupto-crats who have seized control of Mexico, and that is by legalizing "illicit" drugs – not just in Mexico and the United States, but throughout the Americas (to start with). Limited legalization won't stanch cartel profits: indeed, this partial "legalization" – which drives up demand, while heavily taxing and regulating weed – may succeed in achieving the exact opposite, driving up the cartel's profit margins rather than putting them out of business. That's why permitting recreational use of cannabis in states like Colorado isn't going to put a dent in the problem; what's needed is nothing less than complete legalization in this hemisphere. Otherwise the criminal cartels are here to stay.
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26 Responses to "Down Mexico Way"
It's not the business of weed that's fueling the violence in Mexico. Do people really support the legalization of hard drugs, say, including krokodil? Just as partial legalization in Colorado doesn't do much (but create drug tourism), neither would "complete" legalization "in this hemisphere", it's not like there aren't drug users in the other hemisphere.
Mexico is a more extreme and larger scale replay of Colombia. Once the people start successfully defending themselves with paramilitaries, there's outrage and government action. And we'll hear all about the brutality and "crimes against humanity" by those groups, but never mind the crimes by the drug lords against the innocent. We'll hear about the rich and powerful who are financing and supporting the self-defense groups and how "corrupt" they are, but nothing of the narco-politicians.
Will the violence spread to the US? Perhaps, not entirely clear though in what measure. Colombia's violence didn't spread to Panama. Narco-terrorists found save haven in Venezuela and in Ecuador. It remains to be seen what happens with Mexico's neighbor to the south. Narco groups seem to operate in the US with ease and untouched by the US. Some have argued that the entire US finance system is propped up by drug money. So if we followed the drug billions where would that lead us? Just as drug money ended up in the pockets of politicians in Colombia and Mexico, do we have narco-politicians in the US as well?
The true solution– a Mexican Uribe. Possible, but difficult. But Colombia, too, had dismal presidents for decades and it seemed hopeless.
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DEA officials gave Mexican cartel permission to bring narcotics into Chicago
Beginning in the 1990s, the American Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) made a deal with one of Mexico's deadliest drug cartels. If the Cartel gave the DEA accurate information on rival cartels, the DEA would allow the Sinaloa Cartel to import narcotics into Chicago.
My hunch is that the drug cartels were founded merely as a way of raising money to fight the central government in Mexico. If we legalized drugs and took the profit out of the drug business, the Mexicans opposed to the central government might simply resort to other means to raise money, perhaps robbing banks. But drug legalization is a good idea in itself and is at least worth a try.
Legalization of drugs allows men and women to choose between 'Just Saying NO!' and indulging… The usual coalition of pro-Prohibition forces from the Bootlegging Twenties–that of blue-haired pew-sitters and gangsters–is back–and, like their soul mates–the Bolshies–, these dogs want their pack masters–the 'experts' and the State–to decide what they should do and when they should do it.
For those of us who wish to exercise our free agency in this life and don't have the overweening hubris to believe that whatever we may think or feel about matters of personal choice should be universalized…promulgated into law…and rammed down our neighbors' throats like barbed 'Dieudonnes'…the imbecility of the War on Drugs stands right up there with the War on Health being perpetuated by the Vaccinators, the 'Flurodaters' and all of the other assholes in this world who want to control others (while they gorge their 'Teletubbie' offspring with America's real drugs of choice–Sugar, Television and Violence.)
The two drug/rendition planes that went down south of the border, the Mexican drug bank that became part of the Sh*tty Bank empire, the Washington and Mexico City regimes hand in glove (..and glove up the backside of the People)the Fast and Furious revelations and the body of Marshalls work on US government narcotics dealings…from BCCI to Nugan Hand to the slaps on the wrist and hearty pats on the back of the US money laundering banks tell us all we need to know about the real 'lay of the land' in the fraudulent 'war on drugs'…Viva Los Vigilantes!'
Legalizing hard drugs will solve nothing except create another Afghan like populations. Also those criminals will find another lucrative criminal activities to be involved in. Why is punishment becoming a bad word? When muslims cut thieves' hands the west cries out and whine in unison, but when the same thieve kills or maims an innocent sole destroying a whole family in the process its just a statistic. We have a saying in Arabic "He who is safe from punishment WILL misbehave"
"narco-politicians in the US as well" I suppose we already do if you count the vast majority of them who continue the "war on drugs" by supporting legislation the enables the farce.
"Do people really support the legalization of hard drugs, say, including krokodil?"
From Wikipedia (which I usually don't reference, but it should be an obvious point): "Reports of [krokodil's] use there date back to 2003 when Russia started a major crackdown on heroin production and trafficking."
Mexico has collapsed repeatedly. The French took over during our Civil War because the Mexican government had collapsed, and then they in turn collapsed. A prolonged collapse ended with the Pancho Villa raids across our borders, and the Pershing invasion of Mexico just before we joined WW1.
Mexico has never had good government.
Each time it collapses, it is bad for the US, and we get sucked in.
This is not just a prediction of bad to come, it is a prediction of a repeat of what has happened repeatedly for the last two centuries. Of course it will happen again.
And it will make the Iraq War look like play time in the desert. This will get UGLY. It always has. And by the way, every time we lost. We never caught Pancho Villa, for example.
If people want to drink paint thinner, there is nothing we can do about it…If they want this 'krokodil' then let it bite them on the arse…We, as a nation, have better things to do than baby sit a bunch of 'Jethros' who are reacting to an economy that no longer has any promise for them…
WE elect the bankers' butt boys to Congress and the Presidency…they–with the help of the bought-dog unions–sell Americans out with trade treaties that trade American jobs for cheap goods…we subsidize the bottoms they arrive on with tax expenditures…we allow the FOREX markets to be manipulated to keep the dollar unrealistically high and tolerate transfer pricing which keeps War Street profits safely out of the reach of the tax man. ..
…then, of course, the hyena-public yips and yaps about 'illegal drugs'…Legal drugs murder far more people than the illegal ones…The narcotic–Sugar–contributes to many more deaths…Alcohol, any one?
And, on top of this, we are fighting the war FOR HEROIN–leading to a 40-fold increase in heroin production since out invasion of Afghanistan–while, in America, we simultaneously fight a war on drugs AGAINST the poor, dumb Sierra-Oscar-Bravos who happen to be largely poor and young. (you know these people, variously described as "Our Future"…the ones that require "a village" to raise, according to one well known mass murderess expected to run for the presidency in 2016.)
End the Drug War…end the Wars for Oil, Resources, Israel and the Almighty Dollar and at least have the decency to stop supporting a Mexican government that is owned and operated by an Oligarchy that is just as vicious and evil as our own…
Excellent post. Legalization offers little relief when governments and the "legitimate" institutions that support them are often worse than the criminal gangs and terrorists they purport to oppose.
The US Empire creates a huge black market for illegal drugs which of course according to the exorable laws of supply and demand creates a huge set of warring drug mafias in Mexico. And of course a huge drug cop/prison industrial complex in the US for otherwise unemployable police thugs.
This destabilizes the Mexican economy to the point of incoherence in rural areas, with massive corruption and bribes the norm. And violence. (Recall Al Capone's Chicago).
This same US Empire meddles endlessly in the Middle East, destabilizing existing strong arm governments who barely contain centuries old sectarian factions rife with zealous hatred. That US policy is called "nation building" and "bringing democracy." It is US foreign and domestic policies which are destabilizing the entire planet in places near and far. This is the hard reality of things, not pseudo religious worship of the American Flag, it's massive war machine, or the supposedly benign liberal state which endlessly spies on everyone while making absurd claims about protecting the planet from tiny groups of insane terrorists.
And Father Obama is literally worshipped by many and even so-called progressives laud his every act and rationalize the carnage in nations near and far his actions create. This is your liberal warfare-welfare state. Mexico just another victim.
[…] What is happening in Mexico is the slow-motion collapse of governmental authority under the relentless onslaught of the cartels. It isn't just the fact that the cartels often have superior firepower: it's the all-pervasive nature of their corrupting influence, made possible by the huge profits they make from the drug trade. The cartels are a grotesque and deadly byproduct of the "war on drugs" conducted jointly by the United States and its allies internationally: without the ban on "illicit" drugs, the cartels would not and could not exist. In this sense, the cartels and the governments that supposedly pursue them are colluding – and that collusion often takes the form of an explicit alliance, as "Fast and Furious" and the well-known collaboration between the Mexican police and the drug gangs make all too plain. Every act of coercion by the State produces distortions in the economic, political, and social life of a people: in this case, it is the irrational ban on certain drugs that has birthed competing gangs of criminals who ape all the familiar depredations of government oppression – extortion, murder, and mass thievery – times ten. http://original.antiwar.com/justin/2014/01/19/down-mexico-way/#.Ut0iSoyI4CQ.email […]
Some people have suggested that elements in the United States government itself are involved in the illicit drug business. What's happening in Mexico, may also happen in the United States.
A Mexican collapse and the resultant flood of crime and violence should make for very good television. The sooner the better cuz Amazon Prime is refusing to make Game of Thrones season 3 available and I'm too cheap to pay for HBO.
Why does this type of stupidity continue? Get you're f'ing head out of your rear end. Prohibition D-O-E-S-N-'-T W-O-R-K! That's how we got organized crime in this country you idiot.
THICK as a brick.
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Raimond doesn't seem to consider the history of the Church in Mexico. The Church has always been corrupt in Mexico as it has been worldwide. Just look at the money laundering Vatican Bank today.
The Church enslaved the Mexican Indians to build churches or die at the hands of the Conquistadors. And on and on it went. That's why the government has always distrusted the Church.
I think also that Mexico is having problems in select areas. It's not happening everywhere at all. I think Raimond is being influenced by the American Media which presents Mexico as a dangerous place to visit. It isn't in my extensive experience. Chicago is more dangerous than Mexico City. I live in Chicago, just got back from Mexico City.
so we now see some 40+ years later the culmination of the ruinous "war on drugs". first off, it hasn't worked one damn bit. the key issue these bipartisan asswipes missed long ago was that they only ever tried to stop the supply..as if that has anything to do with demand….and failed miserably. of course lowering the supply at times had a nice effect on prices and profits for the importers. go figure. moreover prohibition worked so well in the 20's it certainly makes sense to continue this bit of awesomeness. let's see who "won' the drug war:
the cartels who have made literally billions in profits and have essentially taken over mexico
the criminal banks like BofA, Wells Fargo and a host of others who have been "caught" and given a slap on the wrist for money laundering. lest we leave out wall st. which depends on drug cash to keep it liquid. (google it)
the cia who has been the biggest importer of hard drugs into America for at least 4 decades.
the prison industrial complex is filled to bursting with petty drug criminals who have morphed into super criminals after years of incarceration.
dea, fbi, atf, and all the other useless and criminal bureaucracies who get billions to fight this immoral catastrophe.
the war on drugs was essentially a beta test for the war on terror. how many sad, useless dupes were all too happy to throw away their rights when the drug police came. they're just keeping us safe as I recall. sound familiar? DARE! what a joke.
all this has me so mad I need to go fire up my bong. as for the Mexican revolution, let's hope "la revolucion" catches hold in this banana republic. it's hight time (pun intended) we take a torch the elite in their corrupt and wicked halls of power.
Why does this type of stupidity continue? Get you're f'ing head out of your rear end. Prohibition D-O-E-S-N-'-T W-O-R-K! That's how we got organized crime in this country you idiot.
That PLUS immigration is how we got organized crime in this nation.
You might want to add the Zapatistas to your list of Mexican organizations unhappy with the US. The Zaps are unique though in being democratic and non-violent, and thus maybe North-America's last hope.
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Legalization of pot and coke may be desirable, but it won't stop the narco cartels, who make money in all kinds of ways, including investment in the regular economy. Hillary Clinton got is right–basilisk that she is–when she said that the drug trade cannot be stopped because too much money is involved. Translation: it's too profitable for crooked politicians and military officers and police, too profitable for crooked money-laundering banks. Do you think the likes of an imbecile like Pena Nieto can do anything about this? I don't think so. It would take a tremendous effort of following the money (it has to be put somewhere) and confiscating it; they would have to investigate seemingly "legal" businesses and their real ownership and sources of funds, and so on and on and on. It would take a functioning political and legal process that doesn't exist in Mexico. Mexico is a far bigger problem than Colombia (which is hardly totally out of the woods or a bastion of human rights). It isn't going to happen. If the Americans get involved (which they will if there's money in it and it can be blessed as a "fight against terrorism", expect the very worst outcomes. Mexicans + Americans = utter disaster.
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The illegal drug industry was created by an act of Congress and can only end by Congress repealing it.
Do you think? Who is behind the heroin epidemic in the US? Where is all the heroin coming from? I think most readers know the pattern.
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