Bai I had many friends in high places when I lived in Suriname. But I also had many enemies. My former brother in law was the capo di capo in the country. But it wasn't fun being married into a local mafia crime family. I got out whilst I could.
for a man who been there and done that you should try to be more discreet about your past activities and relations. Maybe you been riding with ranch hands in Guyana and Suriname but when you ride with the Ranchers you don't dont live to talk about it . Now where were we on who can educate who ? as I was saying, countries should just legalize the shit , tax it and take crime out of it , save taxpayers money and create income. Mr.T drug trafficking in Guyana is still perhaps one of the easiest clean up missions but it is not the solution. The solution is to create seek and destroy missions against druglords factories etc . These guys are now using submersibles which can traverse the caribbean sea to USA without being detected . All the caribbeans islands are growing stop points for drug trafficking. Soon Guyana Suriname and other caribbean islands will be in the grips of mobsters from eastern europe who are fast becoming the traffick controllers of SA drug trade. You might have been a nickel bag pusher but I am talking about the TRADE .