but it was relatively mild it was quite mild compared to what we've seen in the last three or four years what happened because that was that felipe calderon escalated the war against the traffickers in mexico escalated the war against the cartels the more policy interferes the more declares war against the traffickers and really tries to fight that war the more auxilary violence from going to sea so if mexico would just go back to what it was doing before two thousand and seven and not fully legalizing but just scaling back the war that would be highly beneficial that would be a huge step in the right direction is that if i get to ask you i mean violence begets violence or you lower the threshold you lower the amount of killing and jeffrey brings up a good point there do you think about the. well i mean i understand the point and sure you can reduce your targeting of the cartels by the calderon administration in mexico but that's not going to help long term and they have to recognize...