Stefano Ritondale

that may be areas that you can have an impact is how can we address the drug addiction, both because of pharmaceutical pushing, drugs that are highly addictive that got people hooked to heroin and stuff like that, right?

But also just that aspect and really demand that when we're talking about military operations against the cartels saying, wait, wait a minute, there's something we can do here in America for our citizens that for whatever reasons are suffering a drug addiction, and is it the best policy to throw them in jail? Or is there something else we can do? Whatever the solution is, demand that, right?

But also just that aspect and really demand that when we're talking about military operations against the cartels saying, wait, wait a minute, there's something we can do here in America for our citizens that for whatever reasons are suffering a drug addiction, and is it the best policy to throw them in jail? Or is there something else we can do? Whatever the solution is, demand that, right?

But also just that aspect and really demand that when we're talking about military operations against the cartels saying, wait, wait a minute, there's something we can do here in America for our citizens that for whatever reasons are suffering a drug addiction, and is it the best policy to throw them in jail? Or is there something else we can do? Whatever the solution is, demand that, right?

Because in the end of the day for you, the Mexican cartels, TDA, MS-13, like the United States is a pretty strong country. We have a very strong law enforcement, strong capabilities. Like I said earlier, I'm not concerned about a TDA drive-by shooting, killing people. I'm not concerned. not saying it's impossible, but we have very robust capabilities to really address that, right?

Because in the end of the day for you, the Mexican cartels, TDA, MS-13, like the United States is a pretty strong country. We have a very strong law enforcement, strong capabilities. Like I said earlier, I'm not concerned about a TDA drive-by shooting, killing people. I'm not concerned. not saying it's impossible, but we have very robust capabilities to really address that, right?

Because in the end of the day for you, the Mexican cartels, TDA, MS-13, like the United States is a pretty strong country. We have a very strong law enforcement, strong capabilities. Like I said earlier, I'm not concerned about a TDA drive-by shooting, killing people. I'm not concerned. not saying it's impossible, but we have very robust capabilities to really address that, right?

And when we see them kind of happen, maybe it's crazy and hey, go after them, shut them down, do whatever you need. But really for an American citizen, that's what I would say. Like don't necessarily focus on the Mexican cartels per se. Yeah, I'm all here to educate you and help you, but demand change and find ways that maybe you can help the consumption demand side in this country.

And when we see them kind of happen, maybe it's crazy and hey, go after them, shut them down, do whatever you need. But really for an American citizen, that's what I would say. Like don't necessarily focus on the Mexican cartels per se. Yeah, I'm all here to educate you and help you, but demand change and find ways that maybe you can help the consumption demand side in this country.

And when we see them kind of happen, maybe it's crazy and hey, go after them, shut them down, do whatever you need. But really for an American citizen, that's what I would say. Like don't necessarily focus on the Mexican cartels per se. Yeah, I'm all here to educate you and help you, but demand change and find ways that maybe you can help the consumption demand side in this country.

That's what I would recommend.

That's what I would recommend.

That's what I would recommend.

They would find a way. They would maybe legitimate. They would find something. They are a very adept organization. You don't become... I mean, if these guys were... These guys would easily be a fortune... Wait, man, then probably even the Fortune 100, not even 500.

They would find a way. They would maybe legitimate. They would find something. They are a very adept organization. You don't become... I mean, if these guys were... These guys would easily be a fortune... Wait, man, then probably even the Fortune 100, not even 500.

They would find a way. They would maybe legitimate. They would find something. They are a very adept organization. You don't become... I mean, if these guys were... These guys would easily be a fortune... Wait, man, then probably even the Fortune 100, not even 500.

Both of that, but my concern would be, because I had this conversation about, it was kind of, I remember a while back, I was having this conversation about this idea of legalization of drugs. And I made the argument that that what they would probably try to do is, if they were already territorial now, they would focus more on the territorial aspect.

Both of that, but my concern would be, because I had this conversation about, it was kind of, I remember a while back, I was having this conversation about this idea of legalization of drugs. And I made the argument that that what they would probably try to do is, if they were already territorial now, they would focus more on the territorial aspect.

Both of that, but my concern would be, because I had this conversation about, it was kind of, I remember a while back, I was having this conversation about this idea of legalization of drugs. And I made the argument that that what they would probably try to do is, if they were already territorial now, they would focus more on the territorial aspect.

And so that's why it has to be kind of this two-pronged approach in a lot of aspects, even the demand. But that's why I also believe the Mexican cartels are becoming more territorial because they realize and understand that if they're transactional in and of itself, If their logistics is disrupted in the pushing of drugs, they're screwed. They have a problem.