Q. Hi Lynn, I was wondering if you could do a post on Trump/USA army and the South American cartels? Trump has said he is going to go after them. Is he going to go after them with full military force or just stay out (for the most part) and on the fringe?A. My intuition tells me that Trump will go after the South American cartels with full military force. The scale and determination behind this action feels full of determination, moving beyond mere fringe efforts and on to a full dismantling of these organizations. 
Q. If the USA does go in with full military force, will it end up positive or negative?A. The road will be rough, but the outcome feels positive. This action will bring a hard-fought peace, liberating Mexicans and South Americans from cartel oppression. I fully expect it will face significant resistance due to the dirty politicians that have pockets lined by the cartel, and the initial chaos will make people clearly see who is on the side of the people versus their own self interests.
Q. Will cartel bosses be killed or captured?A. Some cartel bosses will face execution while others will be captured to face justice. This mixed approach will show a relentless pursuit, weakening the leadership structure of these groups. I think there were be a specific strategy to approach this.
Q. Will this lead to more freedom in Mexico/South America or will it blow up in the USA’s face like Vietnam/Iraq?A. This will lead to greater freedom in Mexico and South America. People will rejoice at the ability to walk streets without fear, and small businesses will thrive without the burden of a "gangster tax." While there’s a risk of it spiraling like past conflicts, I sense it won’t blow up in America’s face. It will showcase Trump’s commitment to cleaning up the region, proving the USA won’t tolerate being a cesspool for trafficking of any kind whether human or drug.
Q. What other impacts might we see?A. America will benefit, reinforcing a stance against all forms of trade in goods and people "trading." Those profiting from trafficking like cartels and their corrupt allies will suffer significant losses. The cartels’ involvement in human trafficking, alongside drugs, will be disrupted, striking a blow to their operations.
Q. Are there any hidden dynamics at play?A. It will become obvious that the Mexican government has alliances with the cartels, and these groups also have ties to corrupt elements within American politics. Those opposing the takedown stand to lose money and possibly their lives if key political forces don't stop the military action.. I firmly believe there is a place in hell that is heating up and ready for those that oppose taking down this dark and corrupt cartel system that has plagued people for far too long!
Much Love, Lynn
Q. If the USA does go in with full military force, will it end up positive or negative?A. The road will be rough, but the outcome feels positive. This action will bring a hard-fought peace, liberating Mexicans and South Americans from cartel oppression. I fully expect it will face significant resistance due to the dirty politicians that have pockets lined by the cartel, and the initial chaos will make people clearly see who is on the side of the people versus their own self interests.
Q. Will cartel bosses be killed or captured?A. Some cartel bosses will face execution while others will be captured to face justice. This mixed approach will show a relentless pursuit, weakening the leadership structure of these groups. I think there were be a specific strategy to approach this.
Q. Will this lead to more freedom in Mexico/South America or will it blow up in the USA’s face like Vietnam/Iraq?A. This will lead to greater freedom in Mexico and South America. People will rejoice at the ability to walk streets without fear, and small businesses will thrive without the burden of a "gangster tax." While there’s a risk of it spiraling like past conflicts, I sense it won’t blow up in America’s face. It will showcase Trump’s commitment to cleaning up the region, proving the USA won’t tolerate being a cesspool for trafficking of any kind whether human or drug.
Q. What other impacts might we see?A. America will benefit, reinforcing a stance against all forms of trade in goods and people "trading." Those profiting from trafficking like cartels and their corrupt allies will suffer significant losses. The cartels’ involvement in human trafficking, alongside drugs, will be disrupted, striking a blow to their operations.
Q. Are there any hidden dynamics at play?A. It will become obvious that the Mexican government has alliances with the cartels, and these groups also have ties to corrupt elements within American politics. Those opposing the takedown stand to lose money and possibly their lives if key political forces don't stop the military action.. I firmly believe there is a place in hell that is heating up and ready for those that oppose taking down this dark and corrupt cartel system that has plagued people for far too long!
Much Love, Lynn
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Thank you for doing a reading on my question Lynn. I am not a fan of Trump at all but if he does manage to stop or get rid of the cartels in Mexico/South America that would be great not just for the people in South America but it would help the USA too with all the illegal drugs coming from down south. I hope he can pull this off fingers crossed.
ReplyDeleteI agree. We do need to rid the world of this. It has gone on too long and they have too much control.
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