while looking for the notorious Mike I found this interesting article:

Dozens of the U.S. diplomatic cables obtained and published by WikiLeaks cover a worldwide phenomenon that has been persistently troubling to the United States: drug trafficking. And those cables come not just from Mexico City, but from many corners of the world -- including Cuba and several embassies in West Africa.
Perhaps most revealing is the cooperation between the United States and Cuba over trafficking through Jamaica. A cable from August 2009 talks about multiple contacts between the U.S. Coast Guard and Cuban Interior Ministry.
The Cubans were complaining that Jamaican smugglers were using "both Cuban airspace and waters to transport narcotics ultimately destined for the United States, but their repeated attempts to engage Jamaica on the issue have been ignored."
Cuban officials had shown one plane to a U.S. Coast Guard official. On their way to a rendezvous in Bahamian waters, the crew had made an emergency landing after allegedly dumping 13 bales of marijuana in a rural area of Cuba. In another case, information from the U.S. Coast Guard helped the Cuban Border Guard intercept a vessel carrying 700 kilograms of marijuana.
The cable says that Cuban officials "collectively and continually ... express frustration over the GOJ's [Jamaica's] consistent ignoring of Cuban attempts to increase the flow" of drug-related information between the two island nations to increase interdictions and avoid "being surprised by drugs."

As I have always said...Seaga was planted by the CIA to bring in GUNS for drugs. Guns do kill people espec in desperate times.

Toronto has the same population as Jamaica (approx 3 million). Toronto just had their 45th murder in 2011. FAR cry from the 1500+ in Jamaica eh?

Wit.... I think you were involved and your trying to cover up by posting the story.......fess up already

lol@ jajewel

Jeannie - you are always such a great source of information! im going to Barnes and Nobel now to see if I can get it downloaded onto the Nook i was lucky enough to receive for xmas this year. That Dread is a hell of a guy!

http://antiwar.com/orig/bromwich.php?articleid=12844

excellent words by Dr. King!

"Vietnam changed the way we find reason to go into war, how we perceive war, and how we fight it. Fast forward to the present. Sadly nothing has changed and in reality only gotten worse. "

That was worth repeating. Thank you BP.

Sadly nothing has changed and in reality only gotten worse

weapons of mass distruction ring any bells?