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FARC is actively engaged in drug trafficking (its chief source of funding), extortion, kidnapping and generally terrorizing the Colombian population by carrying out massacres and murder of innocent civilians.

In addition to mental illness, a recent international study found a link between “persistent cannabis use and neuropsychological decline.” In other words, marijuana causes damage to intelligence, memory and attention. [Is this why leftists are so stupid?- Editor]

Why would the Obama administration not want to have the ability to interrogate comprehensively a man who purportedly knows a lot about one of this country’s most determined adversaries and his far-flung network of criminal, terrorist and other anti-American allies?

To all those who doubted if Venezuelan strongman Hugo Chávez was involved in drug-trafficking activities, doubt no more; the evidence is in.

Obama promised to borrow $200 million to spend on the drug war in central America while he ignores the porous border where drug smugglers openly carry bales of drugs through Arizona. This hidden camera video shows drug smugglers carrying camouflaged bales of marijuana on a trail 2 miles south of Interstate 8 in Arizona. Illegal aliens are smuggled on the same trail days later. The camera has been located in this exact same spot before capturing images of armed smugglers, rip off teams, and suspects in the attempted murder of a law enforcement officer.

Drug smugglers trying to get marijuana across the Arizona-Mexico are using a new delivery method: a catapult. Using a video surveillance system, the National Guard caught several people launching packages over the border fence.

As Obama and the left push their domestic redistribution agenda our national security is in peril on the third war front, our southern porous border.

Years ago, Americans worried about Venezuela’s leftist Hugo Chavez becoming a new Castro — with oil. It happened. Now he’s filling his cabinet with drug lords, and the threat morphs into something creepier.

The tunnel, which was more than 500m long (1,640ft), had a rudimentary rail system, ventilation and lighting.

Leaders of Colombia, Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador and other drug-battered nations held a one-day summit in Cartagena, Colombia, to send the message that Prop. 19 will hurt them.