Moshe Kedar and Mordechai Hersch, Israeli Nationals, Arrested Attempting to Smuggle 12.5 Tons of Marijuana into Britain

Illegal drugs extract a terrible toll on society. The single most important obstacle to making a severe dent into the availability of illegal recreational drugs is Jews being in charge of the international drugs trade, which we are reminded of every now and then when a major bust such as the following happens.

Recently, two Israelis, Moshe Kedar and Mordechai Hersch, aged 81 and 67, respectively, were arrested while attempting to smuggle 12.5 tons of marijuana into Britain! This amount of marijuana would have made 36 million marijuana cigarettes, good for approximately 3.5 million street deals. Moshe Kedar was arrested after being caught on surveillance video receiving a cell phone and £10,000 cash from members of a Leicester-based drug gang headed by Mohinder and Baljinder Rai. Kedar was reported as having no criminal record. Whereas the mainstream media reported that Kedar and Hersch organized the shipment and came to Britain to oversee its transfer, they credited Israeli intelligence with facilitating the arrest. Yeah, right! The Jews are attempting damage control.

Note the ages of these Jews. There’s an extensive history of Rabbis peddling drugs, too, a topic that we will cover at some point. Jews use people few would suspect to be dispensers or traders of illegal recreational drugs. Naturally, attempts by ZOG to eradicate the illegal drugs scourge will be nothing but a sham.

Israelis Caught Smuggling 12.5 Tonnes of Pot Into UK

THE SUN 03.06.09 --- A DRUG baron aged 81 and his 67-year-old accomplice were behind bars last night for smuggling enough cannabis to roll a joint for every adult in Britain.

Israelis Moshe Kedar and younger Mordechai Hersch were arrested after a tug boat arrived at Southampton carrying 12.5 tonnes of marijuana, worth £36 million.

The bust, led by the Serious Organised Crime Agency after intelligence from Israeli cops, was one of the biggest in UK history.

The huge haul, picked up from Morocco, had been destined for a Leicester-based drug gang led by brothers Mohinder and Baljinder Rai. SOCA surveillance officers watched Kedar in London as he picked up £10,000 cash and a mobile phone from the gang.

Prosecutors said Kedar and Hersch (above) organised the shipment and came to Britain to oversee its transfer. The Rais were expected to sell the drugs via a network of dealers.

The Israeli OAPs and tug skipper Dragan Stankovic, 54, were convicted by a jury at Winchester Crown Court. The Rai brothers, who have each served a previous ten-year sentence for cannabis smuggling, admitted their involvement.

They and five other defendants will be sentenced tomorrow.

Kedar had no previous convictions, and a police source said: “Maybe he turned to crime very late in life, or maybe he simply never got caught before. Either way, his luck has now run out.”

The drug haul was so large it needed SIX sessions in a special incinerator to destroy it. Investigators said there was enough to make about 36 million joints - one for every man and woman in Britain.

SOCA enforcement chief Andy Sellers said: “This operation was a massive success. The drugs would have resulted in upwards of 3.5 million street deals, and funded a range of other criminal activity.”