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Photo © Sinaya Wolfert. Above a “ soldier ” of the No Limit Soldier (NLS), crime syndicate out of Koraalspecht Curaçao. The No Limit Soldiers as numerous reports both in the corporate and the alternative media have shown is an amalgam, of Curacao street gangs, that morphed into what it is today. NLS today is an international crime syndicate that has transcended its street gang origins. However NLS’ muscle is still rooted in the streets, as it continues to draw recruit’s from localized street gangs in Curacao, Holland and Sint Maarten. In the internet age other types of recruit’s are being attracted, even non-street oriented person’s such as student’s and youngsters with jobs. They are in most instances sympathizers and “ fan boys and girls ” of the syndicate. NLS is a crime syndicate that is being used by certain narco-cartels based in Colombia. As a franchise that is, essentially a muscle and protection source when huge quantities of cocaine is being shipped from C

The Pointe Blanche prison on Sint Maarten is a salient potent example of, the endemic corruption and inability, of the present neo-colonial system of governance on Sint Maarten and the former Netherlands Antilles, being unable to govern the inmates at the prison while protecting prisoners and staff alike. John van Den Heuvel in his book Sneeuw Over Curacao aka Snow over Curacao, pointed out that guns in prison on Curacao, are a common occurrence and result in multiple death’s, during in-prison liquidations. When Urvin “ Nuto” Wawoe, was housed in the Point Blanche prison in 2014, for the first time in St Maarten’s history guns appeared in prison, here on Sint Maarten. The incidence of gun’s in prison on Curacao, are a known well documented reality, gun’s in prison on Sint Maarten were unknown and only manifested as per the corporate media in: “ In September 2014, two guns were found in the prison. One man Carlos Richardson was arrested for attempted murder”. The individual,