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MX - Obama ** not for pub - pls do not forward **

Released on 2012-08-25 00:00 GMT

Email-ID 1641103
Date 2011-04-26 20:43:25
From burton@stratfor.com
To secure@stratfor.com
** not for pub - pls do not forward ** sole source information

Obama won't approve a finding for covert action inside MX based on
"moral ground". Calderon has told a few that violence has reached a
point that he would turn a blind eye to unilateral CIA or DEA actions,
if they wanted to go down that path, as long as he has "plausible
deniability."

One of the scenarios discussed to kill El Chapo or other Zeta HVT's was
a 1000 yard head shot by a U.S. shooter, to plant the seed of paranoia
in the minds of the narcos as to who pulled the trigger.

CIA "Ground Branch" assets and/or DEA SO have stated they have the
ability and intelligence to pull it off without getting caught.