The Sinoloa Drug Cartels Are Poisoning the Drinking Water for San Francisco, Sacramento and the Central Valley…(7…)
by Dave Hodges
TheCommonSenseShow.com
Wednesday, April 3, 2019
This article is both part-informative and in part will serve as a Public Service Announcement (PSA) for the drinking water in the San Francisco, Sacramento and the Central Valley region of California. Presently, along Marilyn Rupar, we are investigating the criminal enterprise empire involving key, the Sinoloa drug cartel, the stand-down of law enforcement and the direct and peripheral involvement of key American politicians in and around the Humboldt County area. Make certain you listen to this Sunday’s broadcast for exclusive revelations with regard to our preliminary findings in this new form of criminal enterprise involving border crime and its penetration deep into the United States. The involvement of key politicians in border crime (eg Pelosi, Feinstein, Harris) goes along way towards explaining why the Democrats are so eager to keep our southern border wide open. However, as we were researching, we made a stunning discovery that could potentially impact the safety of the drinking water for millions of people in California. This fact is known by both the state and federal authorities and to this date, nothing is being done about it. The documentation is omnipresent, and in some cases, the documentation comes directly from the government itself.
The Sinoloa Drug Cartel and Their Dangerous Chemicals
Quite some time ago, the Sinoloa drug cartel took up shop in Humboldt County, CA. Today, they are controlling much of the marijuana trafficking from a region that is now often referred to as the Emerald Triangle. They engage in illegal water diversion to irrigate their crops courtesy of Nancy and Paul Pelosi. They have trouble with rodents and small animals eating through the PVC piping. Subsequently, the Sinoloas spread and extreme toxin on the perimeter of their property to kill all-would-be invaders that would destroy their PVC piping. The United States Forest Service has become aware of this practice because of the threat to both the drinking water for millions of Californians as well as the dramatic effect this can have on the food chain.
The US Forest Service Has Called Out the Sinoloas but Nobody Is Listening
The Rest…HERE
