I'm not sure if I agree that this is a good time for international cooperation on tackling the narcotics trade... 
I mean, what if it's just creating a power vacuum and allowing other cartels to rise to power? 
On the other hand, maybe having US forces back in Bolivia could really help put pressure on those responsible for producing all that cocaine... 
But at the same time, isn't this just enabling the very thing we're trying to fight against by essentially giving them more resources and attention? 
Ugh, I'm so confused now! 
I mean, what if it's just creating a power vacuum and allowing other cartels to rise to power? On the other hand, maybe having US forces back in Bolivia could really help put pressure on those responsible for producing all that cocaine... But at the same time, isn't this just enabling the very thing we're trying to fight against by essentially giving them more resources and attention? Ugh, I'm so confused now! 
. And can we talk about how crazy it is that Bolivia is having some kind of conservative government and suddenly they're like "oh look, more cocaine" 
. Meanwhile, Colombia's all like "we got this, 14 tonnes of coke, woohoo!" 
But honestly, I'm just worried that with the DEA coming back to Bolivia, things are gonna get way out of hand 
. And what about Venezuela? Like, can't we all just chill for a sec 
? This whole situation is just getting too complicated 
...
It's crazy how some people still think that military action is the only solution, whereas it looks like a coordinated effort by law enforcement and canines can actually make a difference 
It's gonna be interesting to see how this all plays out, especially with Venezuela on the edge 
Trump's got his guns blazing
Petro's responding with his own ammo
and it's time for some serious cooperation. We need countries working together to tackle this problem.