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… We are fighting an organization whose brutal violence is driven by so-called divine justice,” Leonhart said. “Accordingly, La Familia’s narco-banner declared that they don’t kill for money and they don’t kill innocent people. However, their delivery of that message was accompanied by five severed heads rolled onto a dance floor in Uruapan, Mexico.”
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The indictments unsealed Thursday provided a rare look inside a highly disciplined and secretive organization that uses violence to support its narcotics trafficking business _ including numerous murders, kidnappings and assaults, federal authorities said. It also has diversified into counterfeiting, extortion, prostitution and armed robbery. Most of those arrested in the United States were believed to be foot-soldiers or associates of the organization, but some of them had direct ties back to La Familia leadership in Michoacan, authorities said.

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The egalitarian belief behind insider trading prosecutions is that everybody should have exactly the same information, even the folks who haven’t worked a day in their lives to gather that knowledge themselves.
So we encourage CEOs to be shareholders yet make it a criminal act for them to trade based on their own hard-earned experience. Instead, they’re expected to trade their millions of shares only after Joe Six-Pack has been fully briefed, despite the fact that he’s not even a current shareholder of the firm.
Imagine if you knew a brothel or gentleman’s club was going to be built next to your home, perhaps thanks to a local contractor or maintenance man hired to install the stripper poles. If insider trading laws were applied to the real estate market, you would not be permitted to sell your home until news about the bordello had been plastered across the front page of the local paper. Would that be fair?

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That turnaround could be explained by Jerry taking a smarter approach to roster building – through the draft and through lower tier free agency – that also has the added benefit of being cost-efficient. Call it the anti-Redskins approach. Obviously, spending liberally and spending intelligently aren’t the same thing. Then again…
Jones certainly spared no expense in the construction of Dallas Cowboys Stadium, but he’s been finding ways to save money in some areas. For instance, the Cowboys were one of nine franchises that pulled out of an NFL pension plan that covers all team employees. The NFL owners voted to make the 401k and supplemental retirement program no longer mandatory, and Jones promptly jumped out of it.
Now THAT I find rather appalling, given the enormous costs Jones happily sunk into providing Cowboys Stadium with an underground shark tank, nuclear-powered concession stand kegerators, and premium Hungarian escort services. You can’t do all that and then turn around and stiff employees out of a small modicum of post-retirement prosperity.

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