Caldron of Anarchy-The Story of Mexico
Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, Politics, History & Theory
| Author: | Frank C. Newby | ISBN: | 9781466018556 |
| Publisher: | Frank C. Newby | Publication: | June 30, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Frank C. Newby |
| ISBN: | 9781466018556 |
| Publisher: | Frank C. Newby |
| Publication: | June 30, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
This book was written to educate anyone interested in the drug sales and usage in America. It delves into the history of Mexico and offers many insights into why the drug gangs are so vicious and brutal. This is a 500 year history of Mexico, the ravages caused by colonization, disease and religion. It is the story of a country which has never been able to develop a solid and peaceful government. This is the story of a country torn by greed, graft and inept governance. Mexico is a beautiful country and deserves to rank among the leading countries in the world, but it is a country racked by anarchy. The corporations who profit from the cheap labor have been largely responsible for the poverty, by their neglect of health and welfare of their workers. The lack of honesty and trust in the government has led to the lawlessness and misery of the people. An essential book to read if you wish to understand the drug world and its problems. i
This book was written to educate anyone interested in the drug sales and usage in America. It delves into the history of Mexico and offers many insights into why the drug gangs are so vicious and brutal. This is a 500 year history of Mexico, the ravages caused by colonization, disease and religion. It is the story of a country which has never been able to develop a solid and peaceful government. This is the story of a country torn by greed, graft and inept governance. Mexico is a beautiful country and deserves to rank among the leading countries in the world, but it is a country racked by anarchy. The corporations who profit from the cheap labor have been largely responsible for the poverty, by their neglect of health and welfare of their workers. The lack of honesty and trust in the government has led to the lawlessness and misery of the people. An essential book to read if you wish to understand the drug world and its problems. i
