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General de Gaulle to protect his back will appeal to the Zionist oligarchy of the Rothschilds, and especially to the Corsican mafia by hiring in his vicinity the very enigmatic Charles Pasqua, who for decades has been very involved in scandalous affair, as the famed incestuous relationship of France with the so-called French-speaking Africa, where gross exploitation of resources and subordination reign . Charles Pasqua's good relations with African dictatorships will allow the legal branches of the Corsican Mafia, the Mutual Urban Bet to take a strong foot hold in Africa.
Money is the nerve of war and some state spying services have often resorted to gangster methods to finance some of their businesses. There is an overwhelming amount of evidences linking the CIA to crack introduction in black neighborhoods in the 1980s, causing the 1980s cocaine epidemic in America. The Associated Press wrote an article about these connections in 1985. The drug money would have helped finance some covert operations in Iran and Latin America.
In the 1980s, the financial sector of the United States experienced a crisis in the savings and loans industry, it was the biggest collapse of the banking sector since the Great Depression of 1929.
According to former Houston Chronicle reporter Pete Brewton, the CIA allegedly teamed up with the mafia during the tenure of George Bush Senior to steal billions of dollars
of savings and loans. A scandal that paralyzed the US economy in the 1980s .
In his book The Mafia, The CIA & George Bush chronicles the results of his investigation, which began as a series of investigative journalism he wrote for the Houston Post. He suggests that the then President, George W. Bush, was part of a small circle of powerful Texas businessmen who teamed up with the Mafia, with the help of the CIA to defraud the money from savings and loans.
National interests and those of organized crime are inextricably linked in some countries. The deputy and former boss of the Bulgarian counterintelligence, Atanas Atanasov says it in more than clear terms: “Other countries have a mafia; in Bulgaria, it is the mafia that has the country”. In Venezuela, former President of the Supreme Court, Eladio Aponte, has provided ample evidence that senior state officials are leading large transnational criminal groups. In 2010, another Venezuelan, Walid Makled, accused by various governments of running one of the largest cartels in the country, claimed at the time of his arrest that he held documents, videos and recordings involving no less than 15 Venezuelan generals (including the Chief of Military Intelligence and the Director of the Office of Counter-Narcotics).
In Afghanistan, Ahmed Wali Karzai, brother of the president and governor of Kandahar province, murdered in 2011, was regularly accused of participating opium trafficking - the main economic activity of this country. According to the Financial Times, capital flight in the form of banknotes transported in briefcases by traffickers and senior officials is roughly equivalent to the state budget. The heroine drug trade or afghan connection is always cited by some investigations in the use of drug trafficking by the CIA.
Bissau Guinea, a country that has been in turmoil for decades, and that holds the world record of coups, has become a hub for drug traffickers who before exported directly their goods by air and sea in Europe, now transit them through Africa because of the high security in European ports and airports due to terrorism. It is no secret that the ruling junta has always had a certain attraction for organized crime, as in the case