Mexico: Update!!!

[floridalife]

How is the DEA able to influence shutdowns in Mexico

 

[AAP]

I agree, but Galaxy makes a good point.

What? That I need a timeout? You motherfucker you.

 

[nuevo laredo]

How is the DEA able to influence shutdowns in Mexico

The DEA is a pervasive organization, they are everywhere.

There is some level of cooperation between the DEA and Mexican LE agencies like the AFI and PJF. It happens for various reasons.

 

[ItalianMuscle27]

I just don't see why people don't buy my stuff.

AAP'S BOOTY JUICE
the best thing to stick in your ass

I heard it comes in 100ml vials at a reasonable price..

Id rather stick your booty juice in my bungholio than 'Any' mexican product..

 

[AAP]

I heard it comes in 100ml vials at a reasonable price..

Id rather stick your booty juice in my bungholio than 'Any' mexican product..

http://www.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?t=437085&highlight=Booty+Juice

 

[bigbair]

http://www.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?t=437085&highlight=Booty+Juice

 

[flyin j]

What? That I need a timeout? You motherfucker you.

Oh, im sorry he made 2 good points then!!!

 

[bittersuit_98]

My best friend lives near the Denkall factory facilitie in MX city. He's always bought directly from the lab, and he said he stopped by last week to meet a friend and that they are still producing and doing business as normal. He also works for a law firm which has the legal representation of one of those labs that got in trouble, and as far as the mexican authorities goes, the case won't go any farther than an administrative fine, in which in about 90% of the cases is very easy to fight and overturn in court (probablt for impromper labeling). As far as criminal charges, none has been filed in Mexico because the fact is that Denkall for instance, can't be held responsible for people using veterinary drugs because the veterinaty purpose was clearly labeled in the drugs' containers. In this case, users of these drugs are solely responsible. Mexican authorities will not make a storm in a glass of water as long as the labs keep paying taxes/kickbacks, unless uncle SAM decides to pay those taxes and kickbacks instead.

The fact that prices have skyrocketed in the border towns is pretty much a dealers' issue trying to get more money. Stay away from the border towns for a while till the dust settles.
DEA and FBI have a little problem here....Mexico and U.S.A are carcking down on recreational drug users...But mexico unlike the USA, is not gonna waste time/money cracking down on performance enhancing drugs/AAS users. Mexico is not gonna create a problem where there is none!! As far as mexico is concerned...U.S.A is the one with the problem. Besides, Mexico doesn't have the financial resources even if they wanted.

 

[scout69]

As fast as they'll shut them down they'll open them even faster

 

[WannaImpress]

I know before the indictments came down a new lab was in the works that would be carrying tabs in foil packs and the vials were going to be plastic. I doubt this will happen now tho as i highly doubt they will get the necessary SAGAR registration. And if the mexican govt is claiming they didnt know that QV, AP, and Denkall were for human consumption im thinking its gonna be hard to have high mg products that obviously cater to the bodybuilding community.

Damn shame about this particular lab as I was looking forward to it.

There are two companies ready to pop up as we type away!

2? Damn I'm out of the loop, only new about one. Shit!

My best friend lives near the Denkall factory facilitie in MX city. He's always bought directly from the lab, and he said he stopped by last week to meet a friend and that they are still producing and doing business as normal. He also works for a law firm which has the legal representation of one of those labs that got in trouble, and as far as the mexican authorities goes, the case won't go any farther than an administrative fine, in which in about 90% of the cases is very easy to fight and overturn in court (probablt for impromper labeling). As far as criminal charges, none has been filed in Mexico because the fact is that Denkall for instance, can't be held responsible for people using veterinary drugs because the veterinaty purpose was clearly labeled in the drugs' containers. In this case, users of these drugs are solely responsible. Mexican authorities will not make a storm in a glass of water as long as the labs keep paying taxes/kickbacks, unless uncle SAM decides to pay those taxes and kickbacks instead.

The fact that prices have skyrocketed in the border towns is pretty much a dealers' issue trying to get more money. Stay away from the border towns for a while till the dust settles.
DEA and FBI have a little problem here....Mexico and U.S.A are carcking down on recreational drug users...But mexico unlike the USA, is not gonna waste time/money cracking down on performance enhancing drugs/AAS users. Mexico is not gonna create a problem where there is none!! As far as mexico is concerned...U.S.A is the one with the problem. Besides, Mexico doesn't have the financial resources even if they wanted.

Well that's good to hear, I'm sure there will be other labs that will pop up to fill in the gap, it's all about supply and demand.