Results of fed investigation

**TYDrZ** · 03-20-2008, 05:13 AM

> http://www.federalcrimeslawyers.com/...uary08/15a.htm

^ Looks like the mexicans got hit for around 2.6 mill. These people were treated like they were part of a narcotic empire or something. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't recall any steroid users holding up a liquor store to pay for they're next 6 week Test/Dbol cycle. The total DEA expenditure for Operation Gear Grinder was probably significantly more than 2.6mill. The funniest part is by 2010 there probably will be numerous mexicans producing just as much (if not more) steroids than there was before Gear Grinder.

The US is just as responsible for the deplorable conditions in the once wonderful city of Tijuana from top to bottom as the mexican goverment is. I bet life in 1950's/60's Tijuana was incredible. You can definitely see signs of a former granduer all around.

**jchopper1** · 03-20-2008, 11:41 AM

crazy man. i remember back in the day when all those brands were so easy to get. now nothing

**goodcents** · 03-20-2008, 11:55 AM

I remember these brands back in the day

Hell you can't have nothing any more

**TYDrZ** · 03-20-2008, 12:01 PM

"Going directly to the source" is not going to work w/ steroids since the primary ingredients are available globally and not limited to a specific climate (like the poppy or coca plants). The fact the DOJ basically now has global jurisdiction is so eerily reminiscient of Rome its scary. We (US) are under the NWO delusion and rapidly are headed for a fall. The physical size of the US embassy under costruction in Iraq speaks volumes as to degree of desperation our leaders are now in. Once the US' access to oil is gone (w/in 20yrs or so from what I read) the US economy will quickly collapse. We did this "Global Police" shit to ourselves...or more accurately allowed it happed by allowing evil men to take control after killing JFK. Jack Ruby was right about a whole new form of government is now in control.