Readers familiar with Marcos and the EZLN (which has not engaged in military operations since its initial insurgency in Chiapas in January 1994) may anticipate some of his argument: that the U.S will be the only winner in the Mexican government's war on drugs; that President Calderon's battle with organized crime was doomed from the start because it was conceived, "not as a solution to a problem of security, but to a problem of legitimacy".
Lectores familiarizados con Marcos y EZLN (que no ha estado involucrado en operaciones militares desde el levantamiento de Chiapas en enero de 1994) pueden anticipar algunos de sus argumentos: que Estados Unidos será el único ganador en la guerra de las drogas mexicana; que la batalla contra el crimen organizado del Presidente Calderón está destinada al fracaso porque está concebida "no como una solución al problema de la seguridad sino al de la legitimidad".