Cocaine Cowboys (2005)

Cocaine Cowboys (2005)

Cocaine Cowboys uses first hand testimony and footage from the the last 3 decades to provide a cracking documentary detailing the exploits of the key figures of the era. It demonstrates how Miami especially became a key importation state which was initially used for hauling vast amounts of cannabis and later coca around the USA. Those interesting in narco-trafficking will find this film backs up the position that the Drug War is a sham, a false flag psi-op. We find at this level there exists no boundary between mafia and state - everyone has a price. We find also that illicit narcotics are an intrinsic element of an economy to the point where pulling this from global currency flows would lead to instant collapse. This documentary also demonstrates the ongoing models used by the same covert ops teams which began shipping heroin in Asia in the Vietnam era and continued to cocaine in central and south america - leading to the Iran Contra situation. It's this same state mafia who were at the core of events on September 11th 2001.

Comment: Beware, this film is rather tough. Compared to Miami, the bible's Sodom and Gomorrah were holy cities. Crime in finance and politics used to be called "white collar crime", but I guess from now on it should be called "white-nose crime". To think that there are people who actually work for their money - some must work hard so that others can have an easy life. But on the other hand criminal life seems to be hard too.

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