Katarina Szulc

He has access.

the chances that there's going to be a fuck-up are a lot less.

And also, if you know that Canadian law enforcement is not directly attacking the cartels when an associate who's not Mexican is operating for them, of course you're going to have a foreign person, a Canadian or an Australian or someone from England, take out the hit or commit the crime.

Yeah.

Yeah, and there are already Interpol reports of particularly CG&G having activity, having strongholds in Australia, in Western Europe.

In Kenya, there was a, people think I'm crazy when I talk about this, but they found a CG&G linked lab in Kenya, in Africa.

Producing and trafficking.

It's an international operation.

And to me, it makes sense that they are moving everywhere.

Because it's like what I said, they catch me if you can.

But it's not about domestic distribution.

It's about that production there and being so far removed from where the Hawkeye view is, which is Canada, U.S., and Mexico, and being able to move the product outwards from there.

It's okay.

You can.

It's certainly not cost effective, but I think logistically it works for them.

You have a Canadian who's willing to commit these crimes for you on their soil.

You completely avoid detection of that being the cartel.

It does.

And they say they've been working with the cartels.

And then in the RCMP information, they're saying, well, yeah, this person had connections with Mexican criminals.