Zippergate said:
Let in 3000, catch 2. There's a "w" for ya.
How does that case fit in with the point of your post? Why would the government expose the operation in public records if it was a government conspiracy?
Turns out it was a governmental failure of enforcement under Trump I too:
" In 2018, the mafias set their sights on Oklahoma when the state's voters approved a ballot measure that legalized the cultivation and sale of marijuana for medicinal purposes. The law did not limit the number of dispensaries or growing operations known in the industry simply as "grows." It requires marijuana businesses to have majority owners who have lived in the state for two years, and it bars shipping the product across state lines. But limited enforcement enabled out-of-state investors to recruit illegal "straw owners" and to traffic weed clandestinely across the country. And land was cheap. In this wide-open atmosphere, the industry grew at breakneck speed and, regulators say, is now second only to the oil and gas industry in the state.
….. The federal response, however, has been muted. With the spread of legalization and decriminalization, enforcement has become a low priority for the U.S. Department of Justice, anti-drug veterans say.
"The challenge we are having is a lack of interest by federal prosecutors to charge illicit marijuana cases," said Ray Donovan, the former chief of operations of the Drug Enforcement Administration."
Chinese Organized Crime Dominates America's Illicit Marijuana Market ProPublica
https://www.propublica.org/article/chinese-organized-crime-us-marijuana-market*Maybe Trump II will make it a priority to clean this up.
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