Go to federal prison.
You'll make the contacts necessary to do whatever you're trying to do.
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Go to federal prison.
You'll make the contacts necessary to do whatever you're trying to do.
Would be easier with European cartels, where the whole economy is cartel-based. Not just the illegal criminal organizations in the US. In Germany or France they won't kill you, in Russia the danger is higher.
Don't stress about the cartel. You'll be arrested long before you ever get into contact with them. Instead, here a few things to help minimize the number of years you'll spend in prison away from your daughter and the rest of your family. You mentioned meeting with the DEA in another comment. Bring a lawyer when you go. You'll have to call around to find one who will agree to put you in jeopardy of criminal prosecuti…
I appreciate your comment, but it feels a bit cynical to be more afraid of federal agents than drug cartels. Then again, I don't have much experience with either, so maybe I'm being naive. That was partially why I was asking how to find a lawyer who deals with situations like this.
Short answer: you cannot safely contact drug cartels, and merely publicly stating the intention to do so to pitch an idea about how to reduce their visibility to law enforcement and increase their operating/profit margins creates non-negligible personal jeopardy. > I assume the cartel leaders are essentially profit motivated, and would be interested in something that would prevent their customers from dying, cut down…
I definitely will not move forward with anything before getting good legal advice from an actual lawyer.
One of my main reasons for wanting to meet with the cartels is just to make my intentions clear, trying to proactively avoid any misunderstandings. I've generally found that powerful people / organizations respond better when you check in with them first before getting involved with any of their stuff.
Perhaps it would be sufficient to just be very open about my plans and hope they happen to read my blog. One-way communication is better than no communication.
I promise your idea isn't as good as you think and you aren't the person that could bring it to fruition anyway.
I promise your idea isn't as good as you think and you aren't the person that could bring it to fruition anyway.
I guess we'll find out :)
Short answer: you cannot safely contact drug cartels, and merely publicly stating the intention to do so to pitch an idea about how to reduce their visibility to law enforcement and increase their operating/profit margins creates non-negligible personal jeopardy. > I assume the cartel leaders are essentially profit motivated, and would be interested in something that would prevent their customers from dying, cut down…
I do see your points and appreciate the reasoning. I definitely will not move forward with anything before getting good legal advice from an actual lawyer. One of my main reasons for wanting to meet with the cartels is just to make my intentions clear, trying to proactively avoid any misunderstandings. I've generally found that powerful people / organizations respond better when you check in with them first before ge…
Don't stress about the cartel. You'll be arrested long before you ever get into contact with them. Instead, here a few things to help minimize the number of years you'll spend in prison away from your daughter and the rest of your family. You mentioned meeting with the DEA in another comment. Bring a lawyer when you go. You'll have to call around to find one who will agree to put you in jeopardy of criminal prosecuti…
I appreciate your comment, but it feels a bit cynical to be more afraid of federal agents than drug cartels. Then again, I don't have much experience with either, so maybe I'm being naive. That was partially why I was asking how to find a lawyer who deals with situations like this.