he said, you know, if you're going to call these guys the narco-guerrilla, you have to say the narco this and that. i think that's sort of the case in mexico right now. you can see police are fired and military are fired because when you have that much money with the illegal substance that's worth nothing escalated to the point where it's worth more than gold, everyone is going to get a piece of the action, and then the players that stay out of it are killed or the players who are trying to prosecute are killed. we pin the blame on one group. >> back here. this would be, i think, our last question. >> marie from the international institute of strategic study, and my question pertains to the american government's involvement in the whole situation, and obviously the american government is really concerned about drug warp and spending a lot of money in military assistance, my question pertains to what if that money was spent on development aid to increase opportunities for people in rural areas so that they could actually do, you know, a legitimate job and wouldn't have to, you know, m

if you are going to call them the narco grill -- guerrillas, you are going to have to say the narco banker, and president, and these police. the police and military are being fired, you have the illegal substance that worth nothing where we've escalated to the point that it's worth more than gold, everyone is going to get a piece of the action. the players that stay out are either killed or prosecutorred. we stayed away from pinning the blame on one group. >> and back here. this will be i think our last question. >> marie from the international institute for strategic studies. my question kind of pertain to the american government involvement in the whole situation. obviously the american government is really o

if you are going to call them the narco grill -- guerrillas, you are going to have to say the narco banker, and president, and these police. the police and military are being fired, you have the illegal substance that worth nothing where we've escalated to the point that it's worth more than gold, everyone is going to get a piece of the action. the players that stay out are either killed or prosecutorred. we stayed away from pinning the blame on one group. >> and back here. this will be i think our last question. >> marie from the international institute for strategic studies. my question kind of pertain to the american government involvement in the whole situation. obviously the american government is really concerned about the drug war and spending a lot of money in the military assistance. my question kind of pertains to what if that money was spent on development aid to increase opportunities for people in rural areas that they could actually do, you know, a legitimate job and wouldn't have to, you know, make their lives this way? >> i think that's an interesting question about whether