US Military Intervention in Mexico Would Be a Disaster by History Legends. Tim Tufuga 31st August 2023.

Absolutely brilliant assessment. Well done History Legends (HL). You have thought this through very thoroughly. You hit the nail on the head. However, the Drug problem in America is palpable with the police and local communities unable to contain, deter, arrest, imprison, neutralise the drug supply chains originating from over the Mexican border, as well as, the people smuggling networks into America in this two century old war since New Spain was extinguished by the American Mexican war 180 years earlier. The problem is so endemic it is not solved by eradicating the cartel it is revolutionising the very fabric of the superstructure and infrastructure of Hispanic societies and their Governments.

The war on drugs is also a war on POVERTY. The causes of extreme poverty forces people to uproot themselves from their homes and villages to migrate to America. It leads to Military Forces to morph into Cartels for illicit businesses and to continue the two century old cultural war between the Hispanic race and the American Cowboys. The problem is one based on cultural conflict between former colonial powers of the Anglo Saxons and the Spaniards from Europe competing for colonial supremacy from the Spanish conquistadores to the American Anglo Saxon and other European, who were all English speakers Cowboys from the East Coast of America conquering the Great Western Frontier. Then there are the indigenous cultures of the American Indians, the ancient Aztecs, the Mayans and the Incas, whose civilisations were also destroyed by the Spaniards and the Anglo Cowboys which has also factors into the complexity of Hispanic and American cultural clash.

The war on drugs is also a cultural clash amongst colonial powers and ancient civilisations which has culminated with the problems of American society of today. Today we see the decay of North American society along the West Coast. The burgeoning communities of homeless Junkies and their tents growing as the associated crime rates spirals into uncontrollable rates with real life Zombies of Junkie people dying out on the American Streets.

We can literally see Police Officers resorting to a playstation game of Grand Theft Auto rampage against the street filled Zombies of Junkies. But this is what a serious visceral cultural civilisation war is all about. It is visceral, and complex and a US Congress Bill to declare war on the cartels will only lead to a more complex war than the current Ukrainian War which is Russia's own Mexican problem which is much less complicated compared to the American Hispanic problem today. The MS13 and various cartel problem is much more complicated, visceral, and more difficult to resolve because it is all about changing the forms of government structures from within the Mexican Governments and the entire Central American and South American region that only BRICS Nations can ever hope to be able to tackle such an enormous problem, well beyond the capabilities of American Govenrments and their Hegemonic influence in Central American and South American cultural influence. The Gun blazing American solution will only create an even greater problem rather than resolve the deep rooted cultural problems which is the cultural change at the very top of Government structures downwards to the homeless Hispanic family hoping to uproot themselves from their rut to seek out a better life in America. As you rightly point out, the US Congress resolution is to bring a hammer to relieve a headache. But, in the mental degradation of North American Society it might be the quick fix vent that the North Americans want and not need. In the meantime, the BRICS Nations will only become even more appealing to the no aligned world looking on at the American Hegemonic solutions and realising that it is the typical American gun touting cowboy solution to a much more visceral problem that needs more astute minds to solve. People are not so complicated and complex to figure out the social solutions and would take a trip to escape the profound problems today.

Tim Tufuga