streetartglobal: By Blu in Bogota - a Citi credit card used to chop skulls into lines of cocaine. Do you think Blu’s suggesting major banks have supported the narcotics industry by laundering money? I wonder!
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By Blu in Bogota - a Citi credit card used to chop skulls into lines of cocaine. Do you think Blu’s suggesting major banks have supported the narcotics industry by laundering money? I wonder!

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reuters: Federal forces sully Mexico’s war on drugs Ciudad Juarez is a city wrecked by Mexico’s drug violence. Although official figures vary, the city this month likely surpassed 10,000 homicides in the past four years. That’s more than Afghanistan’s civilian casualties in the same period and more than double the number of U.S. troops killed in the entire Iraq war.
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Federal forces sully Mexico’s war on drugs

Ciudad Juarez is a city wrecked by Mexico’s drug violence. Although official figures vary, the city this month likely surpassed 10,000 homicides in the past four years. That’s more than Afghanistan’s civilian casualties in the same period and more than double the number of U.S. troops killed in the entire Iraq war.

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For some time, I’d been hearing stories from my sources in the interstate marijuana racket about law-abiding “civilians” turning to the game because of the recession, and so, armed with introductions, I hit the road to meet some of these unlikely criminals face to face. That’s how, on a hot evening in June, I found myself in Dan’s Northern California kitchen.
Family, kids, minivan—and drug dealing. In our November/December issue, Tony D’Souza explains how the recession has driven average Americans into the game. (via motherjones)