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@drhossamsamy65 Why the fight against the cartels was always about fighting human trafficking aswell. During the primary campaign 2016, Donald Trump clashed with the cartels, threatening and insulting them so much that a $100 million bounty was placed on his head. n-tv.de/der_tag/El-Cha…

@drhossamsamy65 For this man, the fight against cartels and human trafficking is a matter of the heart, as is the case with virtually no other person. For this reason, one of his first trips was to the Philippines. Donald Trump saw common ground on which cooperation could be built.

@drhossamsamy65 Back then, it wasn't about the pot smokers, but about the drug gangs and the people who sold their children into brothels because of their drug addiction. newsinfo.inquirer.net/1059696/anothe…

@drhossamsamy65 Terrible things happen in the world, but we can be sure that neither Elon Musk, Donald Trump worships Legba. archive.org/details/sacefi…

@drhossamsamy65 Rodrigo Duterte was severely abused as a child and therefore harbored a lot of anger. Perhaps I shouldn't have sent him all those documentaries about Africa and the injustices that children in the Philippines suffer.

@drhossamsamy65 Elon Musk would never harm children, especially after his difficult childhood. I'm almost 100% certain of that. faz.net/aktuell/gesell…

@drhossamsamy65 The Chinese arrested Duterte in Hong Kong and handed him over to the International Criminal Court, even though he wanted to align himself with China. He should have chosen the USA and Donald Trump instead.

@drhossamsamy65 After the war, the murder rate was reduced to a minimum. That's why authorities like ICE are needed, but self-control is essential.

@drhossamsamy65 Now, the ruthless border agents who are dealing with the cartels there will no longer be deployed domestically. The agents are to receive better training and no longer operate so openly in public spaces.

@drhossamsamy65 Mr. Duterte was unfamiliar with such moderation. Despite the tragic incidents, which should never have happened, the murder rate was reduced by 20%. berliner-zeitung.de/news/morde-in-…

@drhossamsamy65 I'm certain about Donald Trump not being a pedophile. This is absurd. He's an emotional person who's triggered by such unethical behavior. The USA isn't Africa. The man does everything to keep such superstitious people out of the country.

@drhossamsamy65 The fight against the cartels has been marked by successes. An advertisement for spyware was made, which led to an arrest. heise.de/news/Prozess-g…

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@drhossamsamy65 El Chapo was extradited before Donald Trump's inauguration. Otherwise, Mexico would have been severely punished. welt.de/politik/articl…

@drhossamsamy65 As promised, the cartels were declared terrorists, and the Mexicans would never tolerate US soldiers on their territory. Since then, thousands of Mexican soldiers have been guarding the border. Mexico is now contributing to border security.

@drhossamsamy65 They threatened to impose tariffs and build a wall.

@drhossamsamy65 Former mexican Minister of Defense General, Salvador Cienfuegos got lured in the USA and arrested ! A scoundrel like Maduro, who made common cause with the cartels. amerika21.de/2020/10/244444…

@drhossamsamy65 I calculated for Mr. Ted Cruz at the time how much money could be obtained from the cartels, Scientology, the KKK, etc., if they were declared terrorists.

@drhossamsamy65 That's many billions of dollars, if a 500l barrel of phenylacetone from China costs 10,000 dollars and methamphetamine worth 60,000,000 dollars can be produced from it within a few days.

@drhossamsamy65 Different rules apply to terrorists. They can even be threatened with a stay in Guantanamo if they don't hand over the money. That's why a Gina Haspel was needed.
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@drhossamsamy65 Scientology is not a terrorist organization and enjoys the status of a religion. So how can it be declared a terrorist organization in order to use all its assets to upgrade the wall? The solution is easy !

@drhossamsamy65 This would require a law prohibiting exploitative criminals from establishing their own secret services to terrorize people and defectors.

@drhossamsamy65 Anyone who violates this could be classified as a terrorist, and that is exactly what the cartels do. All these criminals have something in common: a sinister obsession with control and a need for surveillance.

@drhossamsamy65 Private intelligence services cannot be allowed for criminals, and the fight against the cartels must be waged now, considering that all the illegal marketplaces will soon be flooded with heaps of weapons from the 3D metal printer.

@drhossamsamy65 They are incredibly expensive, but for the cartels they are just peanuts.

@drhossamsamy65 Previously, cartels relied on programs like FlexiSPY, but now they are developing their own.

@drhossamsamy65 Then came the sensational arrest of drug lord Maduro.
The "Cartel of the Suns" consisted of high-ranking military officers and officials who supplied tons of cocaine to the mullahs, the US, and Europe. Maduro abused his power to the maximum extent;

@drhossamsamy65 Forged passports were issued and orders were given to assassinate opposition politicians. A shopping mall was converted into a torture prison. nytimes.com/2026/01/09/wor…

@drhossamsamy65 According to various documentary about Hezbollah's drug trafficking the cocaine is flown to Iran on Venezuelan government planes and then distributed to Hezbollah.

@drhossamsamy65 The Hisbollah is supposed to market the product in Europe to finance the missiles aimed at Israel. This is handled by Lebanese clans. Therefore, bobody have to be surprised if suitcases full of Rolex watches are left untouched by Lebanese customs.

@drhossamsamy65 The cartels are causing a lot of harm in America, and this will no longer be tolerated. Everyone somehow turned a blind eye to their cruelties, but that has now changed. Their classification as a terrorist organization was justified.

@drhossamsamy65 For example, one of the cartel bosses wanted his own ludus. Buses full of refugees and tourists were hijacked, and they were forced to fight each other to the death with swords and shields.theatlantic.com/international/…

@drhossamsamy65 he Chinese are also destabilizing the West with drugs aswell. The capital controls imposed by the communist regime are one of the main reasons why so many Chinese want to move their money out of the country.

@drhossamsamy65 The system works as follows: The money never leaves the country but is transferred to an account held by the Triads, who then pay out the money in cash to their clients in the US for a fee. This money comes from the chemical and drug trafficking activities with the cartels.

@drhossamsamy65 Over time, the Tiads became the bankers and insurance providers of organized crime. They do not attempt to defraud their clients, as this business model is based on trust.

@drhossamsamy65 Donald Trump has stopped the trade in fentanyl from China, but not the trade in the immediate precursors.

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@drhossamsamy65 The West should not dictate to other nations how they should think and live, but some rules must be followed if prosperity is to develop in the country.

@drhossamsamy65 The Taliban, who once profited from the opium trade, are now cracking down hard on it. They have realized that financing terrorists is not conducive to increasing prosperity. It's a lesson other rulers still have to learn.

@drhossamsamy65 Soon the head of the drug-dealing gang will also fall.

@drhossamsamy65 The russians haven't given their "partners" the Iran good financial advice. Given such terrible policies, Russia should have smacked the mullahs on the fingers with a ruler, or pulled down their trousers to give them a bit of a slap on the behind.

@drhossamsamy65 Wasn't a hand extended to Iran? A nuclear deal was agreed upon and sanctions lifted. This brought Iran billions of dollars. Many politicians hoped that Iran would appreciate this.

@drhossamsamy65 The money was not used to build seawater desalination plants, improve the lives of ordinary people, or further develop Iran. Instead, it was used to develop long-range missiles and build terrorist organizations.

@drhossamsamy65 The treaty was violated, and uranium was enriched to a much higher level than necessary for civilian purposes (20%). That's why the contract was terminated. Almost 90% of the money went into hostile projects, leaving nothing for the population.

@drhossamsamy65 Soon there will be no more water. Not even enough to operate a nuclear power plant, and no renewable energy sources have been developed. The Iranian leadership is screwed, and so are the Iranian people, unless it is replaced by a pro-Western leadership.

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