FedEx indicted for Drug Trafficing?

There are on-line pharmacies.  Many of them follow all of the laws and only sell their medications to people who have a valid prescription.  However there are some who sell to anyone.

How does that involve FedEx?


Well those prescriptions, legal or not have to be delivered somehow.


"FedEx was indicted on July 17 by a federal grand jury, and plead not guilty to the 15 criminal counts at a July 29 hearing. The case is due back in court on August 28. If convicted, FedEx could face up to $1.6 billion in fines."

Now in the past UPS has had to deal with things like this before and they reached an accommodation with the government, and this is what the kicker of the story deals with.


"The Wall Street Journal pointed out the fact that UPS previously settled this same issue with the DOJ, which offered the carrier a non-prosecution agreement in exchange for paying $40 million in fines and assisting the government in catching illegal online pharmacies. It is possible that the prosecution of FedEx is an effort to get the company to assist the DEA in enforcing drug laws."

Somehow FedEx is SUPPOSED to know who is and isn't a legitimate package recipient. And the reports that some of the packages were delivered to parking lots?  I know of a small converted school bus that is a small cell phone store/electronics shop.  They guy cannot afford the funds to rent/lease shop space but he did have an old school bus he converted into a mobile shop.  And since he cannot receive packages at his Post Office Box, and he is usually out in a parking lot so his customers can find him, that is where he gets his packages delivered.  Even the US Postal Service knows that he does this and they know that he moves every once in a while.  And they know where he goes if he has to move from one lot to another. Just like some of the food trucks.  The move to where the business is.

So tell me, how is that illegal? 

Like FedEx says, they do not know what is inside the packages, they just deliver them.

Even Paranoids have enemies

"Someone might be watching you through your laptop's webcam – without even activating the warning light. Reports say the FBI has had this capability for several years, and researchers at John's Hopkins were able to demonstrate how to covertly spy via webcams in MacBooks."

I've been accused of being paranoid.  Those people who called me that pointedly ignore every news story I send them about Edward Snowden's revelations.

They totally ignore every other story I send them about the NSA, FBI, CIA, DEA, and ATF Abuses.

And yet they still call me paranoid.

I call them oblivious and clueless.

You're kidding, right?

Federal Prosecutors drop the charges against a man accused of defrauding Medicaid and selling prescription medications on line, because the files are taking up "Too much space on the server." Seriously? You mean you are actually serious? At a time when our government is wasting BILLIONS of dollars loaning money to soon to be insolvent companies, it cannot afford 100 dollars for a 2 TB drive? Like THIS one? What a crock of fecal material. I'm reading the story and honestly the first thing that jumps into my head is "Did this guy make a campaign donation to Obummer?" Seriously, is this Mark Rich all over again? I mean I can go to the local Walmart walk back to the electronics section pick up a 2 TB external drive that plugs into the USB port and comes with backup software for both Windows and Mac systems and after tax I'm out less than 140 dollars. And they are going to let this guy skate? Granted he has other charges against him, but how much longer will that be the case? Does he have a cute wife? If he does I'm guessing she'll be visiting the Lincoln bedroom soon for an overnight stay. Actually in Obummers case, maybe it's a cute brother, nephew or son, according to some reports about Obummer's Pakistan trip with his college room mates.

Just one more black mark, Oooooopppsss I can't say that. I might be accused of being "RACIST"!!!!! Just one more disgusting pile of fecal material heaped upon the reputation of the American Justice System. Like the Black Panther Prosecution, Fast & Furious, need I go on?