ROTTENNESS
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X: Eh! Kaki! Did you hear it?

K: What the hell is it? Wait a minute, be easy! You're coming like an earthquake, now again!

X: Haven't you read what Egunkaria reports? That thing about the Lieutenant Colonel Francisco Rodríguez Galindo?

K: Who? The Civil Guard officer? The Intxaurrondo Police Headquarters'Commander? One of the main responsibles against the terrorism?

- ALREADY, NOTHING IS STRANGE TO ME.

X: Also the "Main Responsible" for this shit: using antiterrorist groups, he did business dealing with drugs.

K: Then, the case of the missing cocaine in Irun must be connected with the socalled "Bidasoa Operation".

X: No doubt! Two years ago, in May, the Civil Guard seized a ton of cocaine and 150 kilos disppeared at the police headquarters.

K: It really stinks, man! You know, putting together the economic interests and the political interests, it's the end.

- ALREADY, NOTHING IS STRANGE TO ME.

X: Hi, Kaki! Do you know what I would do? Well, I'd legalize drugs.

K: Yes, in America, when the Prohibition, more Maffia than ever arose.

X: More adulteration than ever and, beside this, people drank more than ever.

K: Legalizing them, the former problem will be over. And this isn't little.

- ALREADY, NOTHING IS STRANGE TO ME.