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Part one and two linked below. https://www.ar15.com/forums/general/YOU-BOYS-LIKE-MEHICO-now-with-MOAR-Cartel-burnings/5-2842902/&page=2&anc=bottom#bottom PART TRESS due to the first two getting ARCHIVED. this is Gee-Dees friendly Public Service Announcement due to the fall/winter season and bunches of people start looking at MEHICO as their PARADISE IN THE SOUTH, emphasis added btw, lol W H E R E M Y M E H I C O BROS AT?!!! comon! OH YEAH!!!!! Rubio: Vast Territories of Mexico Controlled by Terrorist Cartels Vast territories in Mexico are not controlled by the state, but by terrorist cartels, said U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, adding that Mexico’s efforts to stop them are not nearly enough. In his statements, Rubio implied that the threat posed by terrorist cartels will be dealt with, with or without Mexico’s help. “The Mexicans have done more than ever before to go after these groups, but it is still not nearly enough,” Rubio said during a visit to Ecuador, where he met with the country’s leadership in an effort to strengthen that country’s efforts in fighting organized crime. “They know that. We have expressed that to them.”
Rubio said that despite the newfound cooperation with Mexico’s government, there are vast territories under the control of the cartels. “The people of Mexico will tell you that,” the secretary said. “The number one issue in Mexico, poll after poll shows, is security. Political candidates are routinely assassinated in Mexico, judges routinely assassinated, journalists who report on the cartels routinely assassinated by these groups.” Various countries in Central and South America have opened the door to full U.S. support in eradicating cartels. This support includes military assets working with local forces in targeting and taking out terrorist cartels. This, however, has not happened in Mexico, where President Claudia Sheinbaum has tried to hide under the banner of national sovereignty in an attempt to keep U.S. troops out of Mexico. “Our hope, our intent is to do it in partnership with Mexico,” Rubio said. “That’s the ideal, but eventually that threat will have to be confronted one way or the other.” Sheinbaum has allowed information to be shared between both countries while Mexican troops and police forces carry out the raids. This approach has earned her much criticism internationally, especially when several members of her political party have been implicated in cartel-connected activities. As Breitbart Texas reported, the current governor of Sinaloa, Ruben Rocha Moya, is wanted by the U.S. Department of Justice on drug trafficking conspiracy and weapons charges for his alleged work with the Sinaloa Cartel. Publicly, Sheinbaum has defended Rocha Moya, claiming that the U.S. has not provided evidence of wrongdoing on Rocha Moya’s part. ROADTRIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| Can you imagine what it would take for you to truly remove any existence of the cartels (more than one). And what would take it's place afterwards? Tire 1 death squads with complete authority. No moral, ethical or legal restraints. And would they be able to stop themselves if and when they were successful. How much collateral damage? Would the populace support it? How many benefit from the current situation? You couldn't leave them any sanctuary to regroup or rearm. There is no rehabilitating them. That leaves one option! |
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Globalism = bring America down to everyone else's level just to be fair
Globalism = bring America down to everyone else's level just to be fair
Decadence is no longer morally acceptable.
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Originally Posted By sakohntr: Can you imagine what it would take for you to truly remove any existence of the cartels (more than one). And what would take it's place afterwards? Tire 1 death squads with complete authority. No moral, ethical or legal restraints. And would they be able to stop themselves if and when they were successful. How much collateral damage? Would the populace support it? How many benefit from the current situation? You couldn't leave them any sanctuary to regroup or rearm. There is no rehabilitating them. That leaves one option! In a world where $$$ is the only thing that matters. You’d have to cut off their funding first. Which would mean one of 2 things. Either legalize narcotics and provide a safe, legal infrastructure for Americans, Canadians and Europeans to get high. Or murder every single drug user in the world on the spot, Judge Dredd style. I can guess which option that GD prefers. |
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Originally Posted By Hesperus: In a world where $$$ is the only thing that matters. You’d have to cut off their funding first. Which would mean one of 2 things. Either legalize narcotics and provide a safe, legal infrastructure for Americans, Canadians and Europeans to get high. Or murder every single drug user in the world on the spot, Judge Dredd style. I can guess which option that GD prefers. Originally Posted By Hesperus: Originally Posted By sakohntr: Can you imagine what it would take for you to truly remove any existence of the cartels (more than one). And what would take it's place afterwards? Tire 1 death squads with complete authority. No moral, ethical or legal restraints. And would they be able to stop themselves if and when they were successful. How much collateral damage? Would the populace support it? How many benefit from the current situation? You couldn't leave them any sanctuary to regroup or rearm. There is no rehabilitating them. That leaves one option! In a world where $$$ is the only thing that matters. You’d have to cut off their funding first. Which would mean one of 2 things. Either legalize narcotics and provide a safe, legal infrastructure for Americans, Canadians and Europeans to get high. Or murder every single drug user in the world on the spot, Judge Dredd style. I can guess which option that GD prefers.  well? LETS GET IT ON THEN!!!! 
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Originally Posted By RogueSpear2023: The problem is government corruption in Mexico it's part of their culture now. |
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Originally Posted By HKocher: In before the usual arfcom career contrarians show up to chide us for being scared rubes, because Mexico is perfectly safe for the sophisticated world traveler. Just stay in the nice, clean tourist areas where the streets are patrolled by Mexican marines and everything will be fine. There may be a small risk when you’re driving to and from the airport. But only if you’re unlucky. |
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Originally Posted By HKocher: In before the usual arfcom career contrarians show up to chide us for being scared rubes, because Mexico is perfectly safe for the sophisticated world traveler.  and thats what the whole point of this thread is. bring some realism to gee-dees world traveler. 
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Originally Posted By HKocher: In before the usual arfcom career contrarians show up to chide us for being scared rubes, because Mexico is perfectly safe for the sophisticated world traveler. It is always nice to see the state gun of Tennessee at work in the hillbilly technicals. |
“America is a whorehouse where the revolutionary ideals of your forefathers are corrupted and sold in alleys by vendors of capitalism.”
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Originally Posted By mannyCA: im being facetious. Originally Posted By mannyCA: Originally Posted By uncle_big_green: Tres im being facetious. My sarcasm meter isn't working today, and this is GD, so I expect bad spelling and grammar.
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"Positive rights" are neither.
Busy leaving people the F alone.
Busy leaving people the F alone.
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Originally Posted By terryj: If we could root out the corruption in Canada and Mexico we could become a North American Union with free trade and free travel. Yes and then we would all live the rest of our lives under the boot of shadowy globalist corporate leaders in a neo-feudal dystopia. Oh wait, that’s happening anyway. Been awhile since I heard anyone talking about the NAU as either a conspiracy theory, an inevitability or something to be mocked. I suppose all the tariffs have thrown a pretty big spanner in those gears. |
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government by the narcos for the narcos. and dont you forget it! Mexican Senator Threatens Journalist Who Exposed Cartel-Connected Colleague
A federal senator from Mexico’s ruling party MORENA has come under political fire after directly threatening a journalist who exposed the cartel connections and an investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice into a fellow senator from the same party. The outed senator is currently running for governor of the border state of Baja California. The controversy began this week, when news anchor Enrique Acevedo from the TV network NMas+ aired a special report showing that Mexican Senator Julieta Ramirez had signed a proffer agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice as part of an investigation into cartel-connected politicians. Ramirez had previously been singled out as one of the numerous politicians from the MORENA party who had their visas revoked by the U.S. Department of State over alleged cartel connections. The political conflict escalated when MORENA Senator Luis Fernando Salazar took to social media to defend his colleague and threaten Acevedo. In the now-deleted tweet, Salazar implied that Acevedo had been bribed or received a “chayote” and added “vamos a ir tras de ti” (We are coming for you). X.com Screenshot (Now Deleted) Acevedo used his news outlet to call out the threat and state that threats from politicians are concerning in a country like Mexico where journalists are routinely targeted, attacked, and killed “for doing their job.” |
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Originally Posted By DVCER: That sucks that we are the prime market for their poison. Killing massive amounts of Americans every single day . Edit - Meanwhile lets make sure Iran doesn’t hurt anyone on the other side of the planet . |
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Originally Posted By CyberSEAL: Over 1000 politicians, elected and running for office, were murdered in the past 5 years. Anyone who is not corruptible cannot run. Mexico's biggest problem is the cartel, and they can only be dealt with militarily. Originally Posted By CyberSEAL: Originally Posted By RogueSpear2023: The problem is government corruption in Mexico it's part of their culture now. Consumer demand is the real driving force behind all of it. We'd be better off by outlawing narcan, setting up "Hamsterdams" across the country, and letting Darwin sort it out. |
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Originally Posted By DPeacher: Consumer demand is the real driving force behind all of it. We'd be better off by outlawing narcan, setting up "Hamsterdams" across the country, and letting Darwin sort it out. Pretty much this. The War on Drugs is lost, that’s the truth. Eliminate the money, that will end the cartels. Also a lot of our criminal justice industry too. Courts, Probation, cops, jails would be unnecessary and less needed as most crime is caused by drug addicts and alcoholics. Government provided drugs on island for drug users and drunks to OD and die would be just fine with me. |
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Originally Posted By DPeacher: Consumer demand is the real driving force behind all of it. We'd be better off by outlawing narcan, setting up "Hamsterdams" across the country, and letting Darwin sort it out. Very good friend of mine who was much older than me said 30 years ago or so: "We should set a 55 gallon drum of the shit on every street corner. Those stupid enough to use it will stand right there and die. We would end the problem and not have to hunt the bodies." I thought that was radical hyperbole at the time. But older I get, more I realize that very well could be the answer. |
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Originally Posted By DDDDCheapAF: Killing massive amounts of Americans every single day . Edit - Meanwhile lets make sure Iran doesn’t hurt anyone on the other side of the planet . In true Arfcom tradition, "Get Both". Cartels are killing us individually and Iran is working toward killing us all at once. |
Bad things happen in isolated instances in an armed populace, horrific things happen to a disarmed populace. 20th Century Democide https://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/20TH.HTM
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I just watched a narco video, that was the worst I have ever seen. Worse than the chain saw beheadings. Worse than the rusty knife decapitations. Was a dude who they flayed his face off. Cut his hands off. Even though he tried in vein to grab them. Scooped his eyeballs out. And they were trying to decapitate him, with a dull knife. Every now and then they would jab the knife into his mouth, and the dude would bite down on the blade, with his very last ounce of strength. That right there was Bravery!  Fuck Mexico! |
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Originally Posted By HKocher: In before the usual arfcom career contrarians show up to chide us for being scared rubes, because Mexico is perfectly safe for the sophisticated world traveler.  Actually, you don't need to be sophisticated. Just mind your own business and stay out of theirs. |
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its coming, just wait for it. Trump Slams Mexico & Cuba, Warns Cartels & Defends U.S. Power in Western Hemisphere  WATCH: Trump Slams Mexico & Cuba, Warns Cartels & Defends U.S. Power in Western Hemisphere | AC1E oh Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit! Attached File |
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Originally Posted By CyberSEAL: Over 1000 politicians, elected and running for office, were murdered in the past 5 years. Anyone who is not corruptible cannot run. Mexico's biggest problem is the cartel, and they can only be dealt with militarily. Too much money involved for any military response. We have a seemingly insatiable demand in this country and the money to satisfy it. Someone will always provide the product. Even the Saudis have a drug problem. |
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I would much rather see us kick the shit out of Mexico than what ever it is we have going on in the Middle East. We should just bring all our troops from around the world home, build forts along all borders, stop all the bull shit aid we give to all these able bodied countries and take care of our home land. Americas first! |
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Originally Posted By DDDDCheapAF: Killing massive amounts of Americans every single day . Edit - Meanwhile lets make sure Iran doesn’t hurt anyone on the other side of the planet . You think junkies wouldn't be killing themselves with US made illegal drugs if the flow from Mexico stopped?  |
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Originally Posted By DKUltra: I just watched a narco video, that was the worst I have ever seen. Worse than the chain saw beheadings. Worse than the rusty knife decapitations. Was a dude who they flayed his face off. Cut his hands off. Even though he tried in vein to grab them. Scooped his eyeballs out. And they were trying to decapitate him, with a dull knife. Every now and then they would jab the knife into his mouth, and the dude would bite down on the blade, with his very last ounce of strength. That right there was Bravery! Fuck Mexico! Why in the hell would you watch something like that?
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