the greeks build a great wooden horse and deliver it to the gates of troy, and the trojans bring it inside. hidden inside the horse, odysseus and a handful of his best men wait until nightfall, then emerge from the horse to open the trojan gates and admit the rest of the greek army.
they stop, surprised and confused. for some reason, the trojans have put the horse in a giant glass jar,
HC that the PSU Foxes play the USC Trojans for the championship when Neil is captain, and Neil leads the Foxes on the court pushing a giant wooden horse.
Bonus points if their fox mascot jumps out of it.
What would be really epic is if the horse is pushed out and the starting line jumps out of it, but that would probably be harder to pull off…
HC that the PSU Foxes play the USC Trojans for the championship when Neil is captain, and Neil leads the Foxes on the court pushing a giant wooden horse.
ABSTRACT: Examination of the U.S.-backed wars on drugs in Colombia and Mexico reveals that, apart from the hegemonic discourse about narcotics control, these wars reinforce the power of transnational corporations over resource-rich areas owned and used by indigenous people, peasants, and the urban poor. Case studies in Mexico demonstrate that recent assassinations of activists and intimidation of communities that are organizing against large-scale mining must be understood within the framework of militarization justified in terms of an anti-narcotics discourse. Drug war politics may thus be understood as a mechanism for promoting business-friendly policies and militarizing resource-rich areas. This politics is enshrined in the Mérida Initiative, which includes a national U.S.- style legal reform, modernization of the prison system, and the militarization and training of the federal police and other security forces, equipment transfers, and development funding designed to encourage foreign investment and further transnationalize the national economy.
