George Carlin couldn’t have done it better.
This was one of my favorite moments of 2023 because the SNL audience Woody made this joke to is exactly the kind of people that needed to hear it and the media proved him right that Big Pharma owns them. I bet this woke a few people up. pic.twitter.com/1uyeHt4fLc
— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) December 22, 2023
Woody Harrelson hosted Saturday Night Live and used his opening monologue to criticize Big Pharma's response to COVID-19:
"The biggest drug cartels in the world get together and buy up all the media and all the politicians and force all the people in the world to stay locked in… https://t.co/3elrFv53GW pic.twitter.com/i0PfNrlcGd
— kanekoa.substack.com (@KanekoaTheGreat) February 26, 2023
Illustrating that the Mexican drug crisis is having a far-reaching impact on the U.S., a heroin ring operated by a Mexican cartel was recently busted in an American suburb more than 1,500 miles from the southern border. In the last few years Judicial Watch has reported extensively on the massive amounts of drugs—especially heroin—that get smuggled into the U.S. by Mexican traffickers who later use street, prison and outlaw motorcycle gangs to distribute them throughout the country. Undoubtedly, these enterprises benefitted tremendously from the Obama administration’s open border policies.
Continue reading “Mexican Drug Cartel Operating in U.S. Suburb More than 1,500 Miles from Border”
The sound of gunfire and sirens drew about a dozen people out of their homes on San Bernardino’s west side one recent Wednesday night.
A beat-up Honda sat in the street — a small cross dangling from the rearview mirror, two bullet holes in the door. Rescue workers pulled Alejandro Herrera, 28, from the driver’s seat and wheeled him into an ambulance.
“The other day, they killed someone down the street,” said a middle-aged woman, leaning against a fence next to her husband. All around this part of the city, she said, there are candlelight memorials to victims of violence.
“Before, we would hear about killings every once in a while. Now, there are so many,” she said, asking that her name not be published for fear of becoming a victim herself.
A few days later, in a neighborhood less than two miles away, investigators pulled the body of Jose De La Torre, 24, from the trunk of a Nissan.
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It’s not just Southern California. I left Central California for good back in April and gang violence was one of the reasons. Notice I said gang violence, not gun violence. I’m not buying into the leftist crap that guns are the problem – it’s gangs and the influx of the illegals and the cartels that came with it.
Using citydata.com as a reference, in 2014 (the last year data was published) Modesto had a population of 209,000 people with 36% being hispanic. When I left, it was more than 50% from some accounts I had checked.
Using citydata.com stats, the crime index in 2014 was 469.2 with the national average being 287.5. For comparison, New York City’s was 241.3 – yup, Modesto’s crime stats was far beyond the cesspool New York City’s.
The difference? The influx of illegals and the gang culture they brought with them.