We are at war. Not a "campaign against drugs." Not harm reduction. Not legislation to limit damage. What Trump has launched is TOTAL WAR—and nothing less than the complete annihilation of the enemy apparatus will be acceptable. --Susan Kokina
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On January 2, President Trump authorized the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, former Venezuelan dictator, on drug trafficking charges.
This unprecedented action—seizing a foreign head of state and bringing him to face justice in American courts—signals that the war on drugs has entered a new and decisive phase. This is not symbolic politics. This is total war.
Since taking office, Trump has systematically dismantled the drug cartel apparatus: designating cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations through Executive Order 14157, authorizing U.S. military strikes to destroy drug boats departing Venezuela before they reach American waters, and now—with Maduro's arrest—demonstrating that no one, regardless of position or power, is beyond the reach of American justice when they poison our citizens.
Some Americans are uncertain about these operations.
Democrats oppose them for cynical political reasons. But the question is not whether Trump's actions are too extreme. The question is: what took so long?
We are at war. Not a "campaign against drugs." Not harm reduction. Not legislation to limit damage. What Trump has launched is TOTAL WAR—and nothing less than the complete annihilation of the enemy apparatus will be acceptable.
The stakes could not be higher. In the last seven years, more than 600,000 Americans have died from drug overdoses—exceeding U.S. combat deaths from World War II. Fentanyl poisoning is now the leading cause of death for Americans aged 18 to 50, claiming 140,000 lives in 2022 alone. The homeless crisis devastating our cities is overwhelmingly a drug crisis, with methamphetamine and fentanyl addicts comprising the vast majority of those living on streets.
Behind this carnage lies a sophisticated international apparatus.
Mexican drug cartels command over 100,000 armed men—equivalent to the Mexican Army.
Chinese triads control massive synthetic drug production through secretive shell companies.
But here is what the mainstream media will never tell you: the real godfathers of this genocidal enterprise are the British financial oligarchy and their network of offshore banks.
The British Empire pioneered global drug trafficking in the 18th and 19th centuries to destroy China's sovereignty.
Today, that same imperial system operates through "Offshore Financial Centers"—unregulated banking havens holding $50-100 trillion in laundered wealth.
Major Wall Street and City of London banks including JPMorgan Chase, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Standard Chartered, and Bank of America have been proven to knowingly launder drug money. Despite overwhelming evidence documented by federal investigators, virtually no one has gone to jail.
This is not an accident. This is a system. Drugs degrade morality, spread despair, destroy families, and make self-government impossible. What we face is a foreign invasion killing our citizens, corrupting our institutions, and poisoning our future—orchestrated by an Anglo-financial oligarchy that views American sovereignty and industrial power as threats to their global control.
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