The corpses
continue to pile up in apparently God-forsaken
Mexico where turf wars among drug cartels
have resulted in 47,515 killings since December
2006 as reported
by The Telegraph.
And out of the
human carnage the Forbes-listed
billionaire Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, the head of
the Sinaloa cartel, has emerged as "the world's
most powerful drug trafficker" according to the
U.S. Treasury Department which finally got around
to blacklisting his associates under the Drug
Kingping Act "which prohibits people in the U.S.
from conducting businesses with them and freezes
their U.S. assets" as reported by MSNBC.
El Chapo's
product rots souls; his
money corrupts governments; his soldiers
take lives. And he has emerged as a
celebrated national hero in Mexico
who operates with impunity. Indeed,
earlier this week tv star Kate del
Castillo, popular with both Mexican and U.S.
audiences, bowed to the antichrist himself as reported by Tracy
Wilkinson for the Los Angeles
Times: "Del Castillo said this
week that she regarded . . . Guzman more
credible than 'governments that hide truths from
me, even when they are painful ones.'"
The Mayans
predicted 2012 for the end of the world, and
perhaps it's appropriate that the
catalyst for such an apocalypse would
originate from their Mexican homeland. And
may Del Castillo then be dispatched to
hell with her drug lord once his false way
is exposed.