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Didn't the US send a bunch of arm's to Ukraine? Didn't a lot of it hit the black market? And didn't you support unregulated weapons from our arsenal going to Ukraine? 🤔 I got Navy Federal as well too.
Former Mexican Army Soldier here, I joined in a effort to protect the people, to help my people live more peacefully, and i can say that almost all low to mid ranking soldiers join to do so. Ever since i saw the crime and murders as a child, i wanted to change that.
If a few million of those innocent mexicans got together they could take out the Cartels easily many would die but then many died during the American Revolution in the USA you just have to have balls and not be cowards
Hey, it's only the Biden admin funding all of it. Every illegal crosser pays at a minimum of 3k to 5k. And that was 2.6 million people this year. Do the math.
As a Mexican it makes me happy to see someone acknowledge that there are good Mexican soldiers fighting the cartel. Love your channel and love it when you cover topics in Latin America!
los soldados mexicanos son una bola de vagos traidores a la patria que se la pasan defendiendo a los narcos y solo hacen retenes para ver que le roban a la gente trabajadora, una verguenza total
Sadly the Mexican government actually let the problem get WAY out of hand...and the people suffer. While in the Coast Guard I witnessed my share of Mexican government ineptitude.
@@justinbradford6086 What can they do when over half the police force is part of the cartells, or has been threathened harm to their loved ones. Also, this cartell is not like a gang this is like an army stronger than Mexico's army, imagine you as citizen having to stop experienced military vets from creating problems.
@leagueaddict8357 You've literally just described the American revolution. Except it wasn't some cartel they were fighting. It was the world's largest military superpower at the time.
Why? They ALL are complicit. Who is asking for repeal of the Prohibition laws? Any Mexican who supports Prohibition Law is not innocent. Without Prohibition the cartels go broke. Dr. Lonny Shavelson in his book "Hooked" said that 70% of female heroin addicts had been sexually abused in childhood. We are making war on abused children. Trump said at a Miami Herald 1990 Awards luncheon "Legalize". I'm with him.
If theyre designated as terrorist organizations it would give the US an excuse to intervine , im here in sinaloa and I fear the US would like to use drene strikes against cartels, its not uncomon for american drene strikes to kill civilians
9:06 My uncle used to be apart of GOPES, basically Mexico's version of the U.S SWAT forces. He had to see and go through a lot of horrors to keep his home country safe. Narcos even left a burning body of one of their squad mates in front of their department building. Despite those horrors never once did he flinch in fear of the task he was given (he's happily retired now). I dont live in Mexico but My heart goes out to all those in law enforcement and the military in Mexico who never once question their loyalty regardless of all the danger that comes with it.
It is great to be brave and loyal - right up until some stranger shows you photograpsh of you own wife, children, parents and siblings. All of a sudden you become completly exposed, weak and vulnerable.....
There has been one constant during my entire life. The Drug War. I cannot remember a time in my life where there was not horrible violence on the southern border or when there was a “drug epidemic” in the USA.
Like the War on Poverty (mid-60's), the War on Drugs (mid-70's) was lost before the ink was dry. Unfortunately, there is too much money to be accumulated for either to end.
@kimmichaels899 I'm hoping you are saying this jokingly but if not you will have to use your own fingertips & do your own research that's very readily available obviously you have internet I done my research a few years ago & unfortunately I am super busy these days & don't have the time to do your 10min of research for you currently
BRO, i have seen video of Mexico's Military absolutely handling the Cartel!! They are on another LEVEL! I think its because they see action A LOT there (unfortunately) but that keeps them Sharp as a Razor. If you havent seen some of the videos Mexicos' Military puts up, you gotta see it. They are on USA / ISRAEL Level bad azzdom! HOO RAH Mexico!
I've worked with both Mexicans & Mexican Americans. I used to have several accounts in the Valley, Laredo, Brownsville, McAllen etc & I would even take my family for shopping trips in Mexico. We stopped going to Mexico around 1998 when it started getting bad, the people I have worked with are the most honest, hard working people I've ever been around in my life! Its painful to see my friends & co-workers have family still in Mexico who are exposed to this savagery!
Just so you know, there are in Mexico over two hundred thousand communities, so with a little more than 30 thou people killed per year, so if divided evenly it means that six of seven localities don´t have a single fatality during the 365 days of the year. While in the USA they have over forty thousand people shot by guns, according with the site Gun Violence Archive...
Seeing as the American military has spent the better part of three decades fighting insugent conflicts halfway across the planet, I see no reason why we can't do the same to secure our own backyard.
All illegal wars, made to make bankers rich. The US used the 'We have to stop the bad guys' routine, only to steal from other countries, or impose dictators in power.
It's always interesting to me that there is very little conversation on the distribution network IN the U.S. And the dirty little secret is that U.S. Law Enforcement is often complicit in that.
Yes... Biden's son had white poder substance and so did bush Junior. The drug problem has to be addressed here in the consumption of these dangerous drugs. But then again the USA wants legal mariguana. Now... uses are going to defend it like an alcoholic does their booze. If there is no demand... there is no business.
Thank you for this video. I've been in Culiacan for over a year and friends from overseas refused to believe what has been going on under here because "why are there no international news about it?". I've sent them videos I took and from the locals and they refuse to believe they are not clips from movies. It's horrible.
Yeah you need new friends. Just cause I didn’t see it, means it never happened is not a good mentality. This shit happened everywhere but it’s really extreme in Mexico right now
@@Taskandpurposeour treasonous government is paying these invaders through the app. The United Nations, WEF and our government want our sovereignty destroyed through mass immigration. Then they want us disarmed and starved. Thank God Trump beat the Marxist. Now we just gotta keep him safe. America is in the final stages of a fifty year Marxist Color Revolution. It's all on the line.
The Mexican army is finally doing what they should have been allowed to do years ago. Mexico should deploy all military forces into urban areas and root out gangs.
That has already been done, if yall read your history. In the Felipe Calderon sextenial, a whole war was raged. And the cartels won. You cannot win the war on drugs. Legalize it. It is a mental problem, not a legal one.
eh no, they only sell products that are baught willingly by the customers, they dont do 9/11's to send a message like the middle east, otho they were clearly saying "leave us alone"
Nah because then we would have to open the border to Mexico for refuge. As you can see by who won the election, Americans don’t want to open the borders and potentially go to war with them.
@placebojesus5652 israeli F15s took out Nasrallah while he was in a Heavily Fortified Underground Bunker 60 meters below ground. That's nothing for the US
Their main base of operations are located in heavily populated areas... The facilities they have in the outskirts of cities are training grounds or drug facilities. Everything else is coordinated in cities so bombing is not an option...
Chilling to watch this reality. Not going to lie, I'm spoiled. Praying for the people in this region. I can see why people would want to flee from this.
This is why the single most important factor for any country's prosperity is strong, legitimate, respected institutions. Weak institutions create a power vacuum that criminals and extremists can exploit. Don't ever support any politician that tries to weaken institutions even if their goal is to do something you think is good.
@@trenaceandblackmetal5621 Corruption isn't some elemental force, it's a symptom of weak institutions. If an institution is so weak that it can''t pay it's officials or enforcers a living wage then they will be forced to use their powers to solicit bribes. Strong institutions not only pay their people well enough to insulate them from bribes, they have guardrails and enforcement mechanisms to prevent and root out corruption.
I feel shame. I feel sadness. I feel disempowered. But this is a very good summary of what’s happening in the place that saw me being born. Where most of my friends and family call home. I hope this brings some light to these dark times we’re going through. May you be well 🙏
I live in Cln and I can't thank you enough for talking about this, our federal gov has given up and doesn't talk about it anymore, they're just letting it play out.
The respect your chanel commands is huge, as a Mexican every single time I see one of these "cartel bad, Mexican military bad" stye videos its always the same shallow narrative that doesn't come close to the reality. The way you always dig deep into the subject makes it impressive. You understand that its not a black and white situation, you understand the way us Mexicans are always fed up with the government and that shoutout to the Mexican soldiers was just the cherry on top. Seriusly in every videos the Mexican military is always present as this inferior force to the cartels, Its like saying US soldiers were inferior to the Taliban in Afghanistan, its ignorant. Also you should mention the "narco culture" which is artist making songs to the cartels, then kids and the general and ignorant population makes them famous which just glorifies these rats. Also acording to some news articles culican small business owners have lost millions and millions of pesos. Keep this up, and may god be with you. CUACHIC!
Holy shit yes finally, more of this needs to be said more, I always bring this up and it always aggravates the hell out of me how so many in the U.S. just fucking dick-ride the cartels- it’s so fucking cringe and they severely overestimate them. Obviously they still have way too much power and influence but it’s not like they’re dunking on the Mexican forces at all.
True. The reason why it’s so hard to beat the cartels is most likely that the Mexican military is actually trying to avoid civilian casualties, while the cartels just don’t care. And it’s not as if the cartel members are wearing uniforms, so they can blend in. That puts the Mexican army at a big disadvantage, even though it’s a far superior fighting force in a straight-up battle. That said, the Mexican army having a lot more manpower and funding would greatly help matters. It is very sad to see Mexico like this. I used to visit a lot in the early-mid 90s before the violence got out of control, and Mexicans are wonderful people overall.
I'm a Mexican Criminology student; as far as recent events go we've gotten to see how within the Sinaloa cartel these 2 factions have gotten allegiances with different cartels such as the Chapitos joining forces with the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación through El Jardinero, sent by the H8 which was the I think current right hand for el Mencho. Although the CJNG currently also has internal conflicts as far as we know, related to a succession due to el Mencho's illness, there's no real confirmation on this as far as we've seen, we've just read about it but yeah, I personally haven't looked too deep into that. But yeah, most of the governors are in bed with the respective cartels. The two major ones in Mexico are the CDS and CJNG but even their own members get out of line and have the main body send sicarios to purge, such was the case of El 20 and his accomplices in el Estado de México because of not following the cartel's rules. But yeah, lots of issues.
What do you know about the betrayal of el Mayo ?? Here in Chihuahua it seems he CDS wants to get in, they are clashing with Juarez cartel and la Línea, we dont know why, but we dont like it, specially cuz the Sinaloa are the one who bring meth and Lively, fentanil, tributes and kidnapping
@@franciscosamir5256 Exactly. You wanna fight the mexican narcos you have to fight DARPA first, then the CIA, then the FED, then CSIS (From Canada) then MI6 (Her Majesty's Finest.) When America went to war with Afghan it was "over oil" but often those opiate fields were well-guarded by bitchy troops whom had no idea why they couldn't just "burn it all down" when standing in fields of drugs that were going to be sent *all over the world.* This ain't a fight. This ain't a war. This is an "escalated conflict" to them. How you win is by minimizing your costs and *maximizing* theirs. It's why 4chan is such a great weapon, an army that fights for free as long as you can *explain why they should help.*
Yes and the American government keeps accusing the cartels but I haven't seen no big bust along the American country vs tons of narcotics being consume by the American citizens
sadly they are pretty use to that, is kinda normal, just like living in afghanistan, thats why mexico sometimes is refer as Mexijistan in latin america lol
Shout out to the good people in Mexico who are fighting this and putting their life on the line. It’s one of the biggest and longest lasting uphill battles. It must feel hopeless but I admire the fact they are trying to do their job and protect their homeland
@@thirteen12 Gotta admit these spam bots are getting used for the wrong propaganda. Lmfao very accurate description hahaha he can't even count the amount of school shootings with a straight face much less narrate current events or geographical politics
@@wintergreen2.073 You guys can help by reducing drug use and fighting the drug cartels in your countries. Also prevent guns from flowing to mexico. They have been pointing fingers to mexico, but the true is that the drug use of Americans is the source of the problems and I dont see anything being done to fix that problem.
@@jorgecervantes3725the war on drugs is how many decades old now? The entire problem is caused by prohibition, exactly like banning alcohol in the US lead to massive organized crime contraband wars in the US. If drugs were simply legal to manufacturer, possess and to consume in the privacy of your own home then there would not be drug wars. Americans don't believe in freedom though.
If you haven’t seen the video of the sicario riding around Scottsdale with a .50 cal on his lap.. you know nothing of the violence the cartels could infect on American soil. "Stay strapped or get clapped." ~George Washington *probably*
México city has more people than the whole country of el Salvador, also Bukele was fighting street gangs and not transnational criminal organizations financed by USA like the cartels.
Yep ... crazy shyte. The USA supplies the Cartels with an enormous market to sell their drugs & also they manufacture (& sell) the Cartels the guns they use to protect themselves so they can sell the drugs to Americans. Dumb Yanks
Finally some common sense. If magically Mexico disappears from the world, the problem will remain. México is just caught in between suppliers and buyers.
Culiacan resident here; everyone is at home by 9pm, huge uptick in car jackings, dead bodies spread out in the countryside, muggings happening in one of our university campuses, and our local economy is going into shambles
This is exactly why we need the military on the border and we need to protect it at all costs. I don't think people understand how dangerous the cartel really is for the American people. They live in a fantasy world, I was a hard drug addict for 20 years, I know exactly the type of danger that come with illegal immigrants and drugs.
Start at 5 minutes into this .. then a really informative video, thank you for bringing light to this! Cartels are here and growing, hopefully they are going to jail.
With regards to local police being on the Cartel's payroll, in my hometown the main Cartel guy in charge of that area (or as they call it, the "plaza") was also the local police chief.
9:08 yeah i concur on that. While the wider war and situation may be chaotic, corrupted, and messy. that specific battle was well fought and they deserve respect for being able to hold off that attack.
The absolute hilarity of this video's description of violent carjackings getting interrupted by an ad for the Vermont Country Store is the third most dystopian ad experience I've had this week 🤣
Cartels have broken apart and fought over market shares before. Both when external state forces arrest their leaders and from feuds developing internally.
@@tems6 I didn't suggest everything was bad- maybe you should go back and read my statement again with a focus on comprehension. The most important things I noticed were a complete absence of de jour and de facto political institutions and the complete lack of law and order. It was great having Federal army soldiers visit us on launch and ask if we wanted to hold and take photos with their automatic weapons. So too, when sitting at a road side resto and watching a couple trucks full of soldiers stop, dismount and station themselves around the area so their commander could walk into the local officials office- good times.
The Gen Z cartel brutality isn't surprising since these people grow up as violence happens on a daily basis, they're numb with what we consider as a horrific act. Also didn't helped since the cartel is the 'prospering business' in the country. They also has grip outside 'illegal' business like the legal one and including entertainment.
I grew up in the same situation right here in America THE only difference is cartel gets a hold of many especially males at a young age and force them into training for gangs and this kind of life.
Forcing the Cartel to spend money fighting a war instead of shipping its drugs to make money is a strategy that eventually will work but could cost countless lives. It has to be a united effort though eventually they will run out of money.
@@marcspence1905 Right. The will to continue the fight against the cartels LONG before they come even close to running out of money. Even if somehow you're able to stop the supply of all incoming cash shipments to the cartels, which would be practically impossible, they still have literal mountains of cash, to the point that storing the amounts of cash is troublesome. Pablo Escobar is said to have buried/hidden literal fortunes of currency in various locations, you know, just in case.
@@southtxgunner2388 It would take eradication and the playbook of El Salvador and the Philippines. Its possible but the conflict down there is allowed to continue. Too much money involved and to have a long bloody war is not feasible for the U.S. So small tactical wins to disrupt them is green lighted. Its a vicious cycle how drugs are circulated even after a bust, our own recirculates and thus a never ending war.
They should do the same, like Bukele did in El Salvador. This issue can be resolved, but i believe that the corruption inside of the Mexican government is holding them back.
Remember El Salvador was dealing with 2 organizations in a considerably smaller country. And they had nowhere near 107K members. The same tactics are not possible.
Remember that salvador fits 93 times in México and at the same time, the mara gangs weren't as powerful as cartels, and also, law forces had a ways to recognize them like tattoos, way to dress, in México a grandpa dressed with huaraches and riding on a donkey can be part of a Cartel isnt as simple as you think.
If the title of this video comes true and cartel wars come to America, I have zero doubt Trump will send military forces into Mexico to shut them down. He's already brought it up with the situation as it is, if there's an active war crossing the border, no sane American would protest him doing it.
I get more news from you and other similar channels than I do from legacy media. Thanks for all of the reporting and research that you put into these Cappy.
Weapons found at mexican crime scenes that were purchased by the mexican military/Law Enforcement from the USA, and then sold too/stolen by the cartels are counted as "Crime guns from the USA". Weapons that are untraceable are not factored in. Thats how they get such a high percentages of USA guns in Mexican crime.
Source? Because I haven't seen any that, no doubt it happens, but the majority of Mexicans Army rifles are either Mexican or European made with a few American made
I lived in Mexico for 2 years when I was a mormon missionary. 2009-2011 I stayed in 7 different cities during the time. 1 time the city I was in was taken over by Los Zetas, they stole semi trucks, parked them on all the freeways and lit them on fire. Mexican Marines flew in after a couple days and took it back. Shit was wild At a certain point it was mundane to see Federal police and Miltary fight Cartels in the street.
Could you imagine living there? Growing up in those war zones? I have so much respect for the civilians and soldiers willing to stand up to these psychopaths. What a life, all cause you were randomly born there. We cannot take America for granted.
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I live in Houston, Texas, and some of the greatest people I’ve met are Hispanic. Super hard-working, family oriented, and they have a lot of loyalty to their country and in this case, America. I am proud to have them alongside of us in this fight as there are many good people from Mexico and South American countries realize in that we all live under one roof and that roof is held up by all of us joining together to fight the evil and the people that don’t represent our values. If the US unleashes on the cartels like we are capable of, they will be gone in a matter of 2 months. Many of them are delusional to our capabilities due to America’s negligence and lack of upholding Our real laws due to corrupt politicians and law enforcement accepting their bribes. Once people go in that don’t care about any of those things, it will be quick and effective.
The incoming Administration needs to declare the cartels to be terrorist organizations and authorize them to be treated more or less as we treated Islamic State.
Difference is that Mexican cartels don't tend to target civilians, aren't politically motivated, don't target foreigners, blend in civilian life and don't want to overthrow the government
@@tems6 Regardless of whom they target, the Mexican cartels kill hundreds if not thousands of civilians. They have no concern for "collateral damage". They don't need to be politically motivated because they buy politicians. They don't need to be in office themselves.
Nah it’s cuhz MZ wants to give up the biggest buyers and gun suppliers from the American government so there’s a war due to the threat of maybe a temporary end of cartels
I've argued that if the US military is going to be engaged in any conflict outside the US, it should start here. It would not be a good time, but it would get Mexico to a safer stable place overall in the least amount of time. There would be bloodshed and our border would be dangerous moreso than it is now. However, I think helping fix Mexico and making it a place where people can live, feel safe and thrive would also help the immigration issues we face. I live in Texas and have made friends with people who came here illegally, sometimes long ago, and worked to get legal status. They are some of the nicest people I've ever met, yet I know they went through hell to get here. Personally, I'm proud of people, poor or not, who try to better themselves and I think we should try and help that kind of cause.
I wish the United States would declare all of the Mexican cartels a terrorist organization; this way, they could gain broader legal authority to handle all these cartel groups both domestically and internationally. I'm Mexican-American, and I hate all that damage they are doing to Mexico and our American border. I've been to Mexico so many times and I never really felt in danger, but I always knew that anything could happen at any moment. Everyone seems like a normal person until you find out what they are involved in or who that person knows. Edited to include: The brutality these cartels display-such as hanging victims from bridges or killing innocent people-is often retaliation against the government for arresting or killing cartel members. For example, when the military detained El Chapo’s son a few years ago, chaos erupted. Cartel members armed with heavy weaponry and trucks mounted with machine guns overwhelmed the city. Within hours, the military was forced to release El Chapo’s son to stop the violence. The situation was so intense that they essentially had to negotiate a ceasefire. The cartels know that by targeting cities and endangering innocent people, they can pressure the government into backing down to protect citizens. It’s a tragic double-edged sword
@lile4176 Soft? More like informed, educated, and genuinely concerned for the well-being of innocent Mexicans, as well as the stability and security of both our countries.
Mexico would never forgive something like that, it would make a lot of insurgents go to the United States to do real terrorist acts out of revenge, for that reason even the Mexican government is afraid of the idea
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Please rename this to "Cartel War Explodes Threatening to Spill into the US"
Brother. Look at some news from Rio Bravo, Mexico. The cartel there was attacking a Mexican national guard armory. Battle lasted 3 to 4 days.
Didn't the US send a bunch of arm's to Ukraine? Didn't a lot of it hit the black market? And didn't you support unregulated weapons from our arsenal going to Ukraine? 🤔 I got Navy Federal as well too.
Don't worry traitor trump will build a wall 😂😂😂😂😂😂
If Mexico is upset about this arrest they are going to hate what President Trump has planned .
Former Mexican Army Soldier here, I joined in a effort to protect the people, to help my people live more peacefully, and i can say that almost all low to mid ranking soldiers join to do so. Ever since i saw the crime and murders as a child, i wanted to change that.
Glad people like you still protects people from Mexico. Stay strong 💪💪
That is good for you. You have fought for the life of your nation, against those who would steal it.
Soon you will have all the help you need!
Thank you for stepping up! That's what it takes! The people who are concerned need to take charge and get involved!
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Weak men hard times STRONG men, good times
Don't care about criminals killing each other. My heart goes out to all the innocent Mexican citizens caught in the middle of this fight.
If a few million of those innocent mexicans got together they could take out the Cartels easily many would die but then many died during the American Revolution in the USA you just have to have balls and not be cowards
Hey, it's only the Biden admin funding all of it. Every illegal crosser pays at a minimum of 3k to 5k. And that was 2.6 million people this year. Do the math.
@@twitch-pn8sogood kitten
It's funny how people think the new Mexican president will put a stop to the violence but in reality she won't because she's there for the 💰💰
Appreciate the humanity
Too young to get deployed to the Middle East, too old to get deployed to the Middle East, but just right to get deployed to Texas 😂
real shit!
Back to the sandbox
Dog you're going to Iran in January
@@Ratmilker Or Taiwan. Or Ukraine. The US has just turbo-charged the global war machine.
@@Ratmilkeror Ukraine. Coin toss
pray for the families of the ones fighting against the cartel
As a Mexican it makes me happy to see someone acknowledge that there are good Mexican soldiers fighting the cartel. Love your channel and love it when you cover topics in Latin America!
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Unfortunately mexico is a cartel state
los soldados mexicanos son una bola de vagos traidores a la patria que se la pasan defendiendo a los narcos y solo hacen retenes para ver que le roban a la gente trabajadora, una verguenza total
Sadly the Mexican government actually let the problem get WAY out of hand...and the people suffer. While in the Coast Guard I witnessed my share of Mexican government ineptitude.
I feel so bad for the civilians who have to endure this.
dont they let it happen
@@justinbradford6086 What can they do when over half the police force is part of the cartells, or has been threathened harm to their loved ones.
Also, this cartell is not like a gang this is like an army stronger than Mexico's army, imagine you as citizen having to stop experienced military vets from creating problems.
How about the thousands dead from the Blue Devil pills??? Or alive, in a living hell.....
@leagueaddict8357 You've literally just described the American revolution. Except it wasn't some cartel they were fighting. It was the world's largest military superpower at the time.
Why? They ALL are complicit. Who is asking for repeal of the Prohibition laws? Any Mexican who supports Prohibition Law is not innocent. Without Prohibition the cartels go broke. Dr. Lonny Shavelson in his book "Hooked" said that 70% of female heroin addicts had been sexually abused in childhood. We are making war on abused children.
Trump said at a Miami Herald 1990 Awards luncheon "Legalize". I'm with him.
Honestly, as someone who lives in latin america, I believe that more countries of the region should El Salvador'ish approach to cartel problems.
I’m sorry some idiots voted Biden
El Salvador had gang issues, not cartel issues, not one and the same
You mean pay off the gangs with money and benefits in prison and permanent emergency powers for the government?
Good luck picking up CJNG members lol
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Be a good time for Mexicos leaders to step up and get their country back.
All creeps
You are right!
Their laws and policies suck
Won’t happen especially because the elected a communist who isn’t even Mexican
So unbelievably grateful my parents worked hard to legally emigrate from Mexico to the US in 2004, and I was able to become a full US citizen in 2018
dont worry, the GOP will fix that soon. hope you enjoyed it while it lasted because your days here are numbered.
@@adrianc6534 your goofy
@@adrianc6534 No? They are a citizen
@@adrianc6534ragebait
@@adrianc6534 trump's wife is a legal immigrant and vance's wife is a second generation american. you all just live in your own lala land i swear lol
I live in Mexico and I have the greatest respect for the military. I salute them
Same
Funny how you live in Mexico but you comment in USA
Do you have double citizenship?
Do you applaud Mexico or USA military?
@ yeah and permanent visa helps. I am a US citizen still.
and the cartels are still not designated as terrorist organizations...
Because they're not terrorists, they're criminals
Because they are not terrorists. It's organized crime, more like Mafia or Business men.
If u mess with Mexican cartels would mess with the American economy think about it
@@generalmalice7941just the rich sick people who love the cartels drugs
If theyre designated as terrorist organizations it would give the US an excuse to intervine , im here in sinaloa and I fear the US would like to use drene strikes against cartels, its not uncomon for american drene strikes to kill civilians
And there are those who say we shouldn't have a border
People without a mind .
People who think mean words should be criminal but think cartels are cool.
They're on the cartel payroll
TrumpJan20th ✊🏽 ✊🏽 ✊🏽
No one says this
9:06 My uncle used to be apart of GOPES, basically Mexico's version of the U.S SWAT forces. He had to see and go through a lot of horrors to keep his home country safe. Narcos even left a burning body of one of their squad mates in front of their department building. Despite those horrors never once did he flinch in fear of the task he was given (he's happily retired now). I dont live in Mexico but My heart goes out to all those in law enforcement and the military in Mexico who never once question their loyalty regardless of all the danger that comes with it.
Crazy the stuff he must have seen !
Dont forget The GAFE those people are like
Navy seals or Delta force
It is great to be brave and loyal - right up until some stranger shows you photograpsh of you own wife, children, parents and siblings. All of a sudden you become completly exposed, weak and vulnerable.....
soon this will be the norm in the US🤣
One of my co-workers was in guatemalen special forces. He's found god since he got older but aaallll the other dudes show him immense respect.
my respect to the mexican soldiers who havent been corrupted and are fighting for the integrity and safety of their country.
Too bad operation conder was a succes
RIP Coca-cola truck. Your service to the company will be remembered.
Every Mexican fell to their knees when they saw that image 😂😂
@@dankim7831 claro, claro ...
@@dankim7831😂
a coca cola truck in mexico. The hardest working and most beloved truck in the world
IT'S A COVERUP BY PEPSICO
PRAYERS FOR OUR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.
GOD BE OUR SAVIOR IN THESE LAST DAYS.
PROTECT OUR TROOPS AND THEIR FAMILIES.
There has been one constant during my entire life. The Drug War. I cannot remember a time in my life where there was not horrible violence on the southern border or when there was a “drug epidemic” in the USA.
Like the War on Poverty (mid-60's), the War on Drugs (mid-70's) was lost before the ink was dry. Unfortunately, there is too much money to be accumulated for either to end.
@@everettputerbaugh3996EXACTLY the feds makin some real$
@jamiejones6994 no way how could this be true. Proof?
@kimmichaels899 I'm hoping you are saying this jokingly but if not you will have to use your own fingertips & do your own research that's very readily available obviously you have internet I done my research a few years ago & unfortunately I am super busy these days & don't have the time to do your 10min of research for you currently
somehow they can't figure out how to fix demand side and are focused on supply side.
As a Mexican, I love your channel is always full of quality info, also shout out to the Mexican army, since i think they are pretty cool.
Slava TACOs 🌮 Heroyam Tequila 🥃
@@KamBar2020 Viva 🤣
That should be our anthem when we get invaded
@@papupro3696 Sinaloan Y Jalisco Cartel : Make TEQUILA Great Again 🥃
BRO, i have seen video of Mexico's Military absolutely handling the Cartel!! They are on another LEVEL! I think its because they see action A LOT there (unfortunately) but that keeps them Sharp as a Razor. If you havent seen some of the videos Mexicos' Military puts up, you gotta see it. They are on USA / ISRAEL Level bad azzdom! HOO RAH Mexico!
That's q cool dog bro!
I've worked with both Mexicans & Mexican Americans. I used to have several accounts in the Valley, Laredo, Brownsville, McAllen etc & I would even take my family for shopping trips in Mexico. We stopped going to Mexico around 1998 when it started getting bad, the people I have worked with are the most honest, hard working people I've ever been around in my life! Its painful to see my friends & co-workers have family still in Mexico who are exposed to this savagery!
I’m from McAllen I use to go to Mexico to it’s sad we can’t anymore.. I hope somethings gets done
"Mexican Americans" Lmao
@@jorgechi4627what’s funny
Kid
@@mathetes7759 All Mexicans are technically Americans due to... you know, living in America? (Continent)
Just so you know, there are in Mexico over two hundred thousand communities, so with a little more than 30 thou people killed per year, so if divided evenly it means that six of seven localities don´t have a single fatality during the 365 days of the year.
While in the USA they have over forty thousand people shot by guns, according with the site Gun Violence Archive...
Seeing as the American military has spent the better part of three decades fighting insugent conflicts halfway across the planet, I see no reason why we can't do the same to secure our own backyard.
Bc you’re looking at the backyard… when you should be looking inside the house and the enemy within
All illegal wars, made to make bankers rich. The US used the 'We have to stop the bad guys' routine, only to steal from other countries, or impose dictators in power.
It's always interesting to me that there is very little conversation on the distribution network IN the U.S. And the dirty little secret is that U.S. Law Enforcement is often complicit in that.
Trafficking in exchange for voters / delegates. That's why they turn a blind eye.
Agree; that is the biggest problem.
Yes... Biden's son had white poder substance and so did bush Junior. The drug problem has to be addressed here in the consumption of these dangerous drugs. But then again the USA wants legal mariguana. Now... uses are going to defend it like an alcoholic does their booze. If there is no demand... there is no business.
Totally by design that we never hear about who/what is on the receiving end of the operations.
@@hedwigsoilsYup CIA just bringing their operations on domestic site
Thank you for this video. I've been in Culiacan for over a year and friends from overseas refused to believe what has been going on under here because "why are there no international news about it?". I've sent them videos I took and from the locals and they refuse to believe they are not clips from movies. It's horrible.
Because if it's not posted by The New York Times, CNN, or MSNBC, they are programmed to believe it's not true. They're brainwashed
You need new friends, who are capable of independent thought, maybe? Stay safe❣️
I've been here in Culiacán for all 3 Culiacanazos, glad to see you've stayed safe.
Someone already said it but you need new friends
Yeah you need new friends. Just cause I didn’t see it, means it never happened is not a good mentality. This shit happened everywhere but it’s really extreme in Mexico right now
your docs consistently rule. with just the perfect amount of relatable GI snark. no cussing needed. keep 'em comin' young-hooah
You bet ! I’ll keep making them if you guys like them !
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@@Taskandpurposeour treasonous government is paying these invaders through the app. The United Nations, WEF and our government want our sovereignty destroyed through mass immigration. Then they want us disarmed and starved. Thank God Trump beat the Marxist. Now we just gotta keep him safe. America is in the final stages of a fifty year Marxist Color Revolution. It's all on the line.
Daddy is now home, just wait and you'll see those cartels crying like little kids
gay
The clown won’t do anything because he is not mentally equipped to handle something like this. Pray that I’m wrong.
@@zpt4862obviously you're not mentally equipped to use social media
bro the cartels cant end because your daddy trump and many politicians buy products from them lol
The Mexican army is finally doing what they should have been allowed to do years ago. Mexico should deploy all military forces into urban areas and root out gangs.
Here is the thing americans don't know about human rights. Human rights never let the military do there job
@@gusbatcho96 I don't think Mexico is a bastion of morality when it comes to human rights.
@@ZergleJerk american HR dont care about your opinion , they bit....ching around ALWAYS.
That has already been done, if yall read your history. In the Felipe Calderon sextenial, a whole war was raged. And the cartels won. You cannot win the war on drugs. Legalize it. It is a mental problem, not a legal one.
This will not stop the problem.
More guns brought in, more porr people brought in, more money from drugs brought in.
Are the Cartels not classified as terrorist organisations by the US and its allies?
eh no, they only sell products that are baught willingly by the customers, they dont do 9/11's to send a message like the middle east, otho they were clearly saying "leave us alone"
Bro thats what im saying,like im from sinaloa and i would feel much safer gettimg raided by the u.s
Nah because then we would have to open the border to Mexico for refuge. As you can see by who won the election, Americans don’t want to open the borders and potentially go to war with them.
It's a meaningless term boot licker.
The US fds fund the cartels. The Mexican Mafia is worth billions world wide
I wonder how the cartel would deal with constant F15 Strike Eagle missions on their bases of operations
This is the only response im interested in.
I mean they’re pretty good at building underground tunnels, not unlike Hamas. Except they’re probably better frankly.
@placebojesus5652 israeli F15s took out Nasrallah while he was in a Heavily Fortified Underground Bunker 60 meters below ground. That's nothing for the US
I wonder how the US would know where those bases were? Mossad could find a way, but the CIA???
Their main base of operations are located in heavily populated areas... The facilities they have in the outskirts of cities are training grounds or drug facilities. Everything else is coordinated in cities so bombing is not an option...
Chilling to watch this reality. Not going to lie, I'm spoiled. Praying for the people in this region. I can see why people would want to flee from this.
This is why the single most important factor for any country's prosperity is strong, legitimate, respected institutions. Weak institutions create a power vacuum that criminals and extremists can exploit.
Don't ever support any politician that tries to weaken institutions even if their goal is to do something you think is good.
What is institution
@@joshuamuhammad9634 for example the judiciary, legislature, or the police forces
@@joshuamuhammad9634the Democrats for example
corruption is more powerful than all of those things
@@trenaceandblackmetal5621 Corruption isn't some elemental force, it's a symptom of weak institutions. If an institution is so weak that it can''t pay it's officials or enforcers a living wage then they will be forced to use their powers to solicit bribes. Strong institutions not only pay their people well enough to insulate them from bribes, they have guardrails and enforcement mechanisms to prevent and root out corruption.
I feel shame. I feel sadness. I feel disempowered. But this is a very good summary of what’s happening in the place that saw me being born. Where most of my friends and family call home. I hope this brings some light to these dark times we’re going through. May you be well 🙏
You mean you were born in Chicago?
Amen!
I feel for the innocent people caught in the middle, and I admire any soldier fighting that. I can’t imagine.
Excellent. Well researched with interesting histories. Thanks
I live in Cln and I can't thank you enough for talking about this, our federal gov has given up and doesn't talk about it anymore, they're just letting it play out.
because why would they mess up the USA favorite way to make money
Not true
The respect your chanel commands is huge, as a Mexican every single time I see one of these "cartel bad, Mexican military bad" stye videos its always the same shallow narrative that doesn't come close to the reality. The way you always dig deep into the subject makes it impressive. You understand that its not a black and white situation, you understand the way us Mexicans are always fed up with the government and that shoutout to the Mexican soldiers was just the cherry on top. Seriusly in every videos the Mexican military is always present as this inferior force to the cartels, Its like saying US soldiers were inferior to the Taliban in Afghanistan, its ignorant. Also you should mention the "narco culture" which is artist making songs to the cartels, then kids and the general and ignorant population makes them famous which just glorifies these rats. Also acording to some news articles culican small business owners have lost millions and millions of pesos. Keep this up, and may god be with you. CUACHIC!
Thank you for your insights on this issue. ☘️
Holy shit yes finally, more of this needs to be said more, I always bring this up and it always aggravates the hell out of me how so many in the U.S. just fucking dick-ride the cartels- it’s so fucking cringe and they severely overestimate them. Obviously they still have way too much power and influence but it’s not like they’re dunking on the Mexican forces at all.
True. The reason why it’s so hard to beat the cartels is most likely that the Mexican military is actually trying to avoid civilian casualties, while the cartels just don’t care. And it’s not as if the cartel members are wearing uniforms, so they can blend in. That puts the Mexican army at a big disadvantage, even though it’s a far superior fighting force in a straight-up battle. That said, the Mexican army having a lot more manpower and funding would greatly help matters. It is very sad to see Mexico like this. I used to visit a lot in the early-mid 90s before the violence got out of control, and Mexicans are wonderful people overall.
@@bluemarlin8138
Geez, just like the taliban or hamas
I'm a Mexican Criminology student; as far as recent events go we've gotten to see how within the Sinaloa cartel these 2 factions have gotten allegiances with different cartels such as the Chapitos joining forces with the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación through El Jardinero, sent by the H8 which was the I think current right hand for el Mencho. Although the CJNG currently also has internal conflicts as far as we know, related to a succession due to el Mencho's illness, there's no real confirmation on this as far as we've seen, we've just read about it but yeah, I personally haven't looked too deep into that. But yeah, most of the governors are in bed with the respective cartels. The two major ones in Mexico are the CDS and CJNG but even their own members get out of line and have the main body send sicarios to purge, such was the case of El 20 and his accomplices in el Estado de México because of not following the cartel's rules. But yeah, lots of issues.
What do you know about the betrayal of el Mayo ??
Here in Chihuahua it seems he CDS wants to get in, they are clashing with Juarez cartel and la Línea, we dont know why, but we dont like it, specially cuz the Sinaloa are the one who bring meth and Lively, fentanil, tributes and kidnapping
Bottomline ; they are all in bed nothing new under this forsaken sun -_-
Is it true that cnjg has Chinese mss involvement? People say they control the pacific ports and train many of them, utilize their pipeline into USA.
Hey bro. Do you think the new Mexico 🇲🇽 president is in bed with them too?
They don't care if you are Mexican, I am too. They don't want to understand, they want to hate.
Haven't you read the comments laughing at bombing us?
Thanks for keeping us in formed
It's always horrible when innocent people get caught in the middle.
My hat is off to those young Mexican men on the front lines. That is bravery
Thanks for not forgetting about this topic Cappy.
I'm so sick of these cartels . USA army needs to step in
No
Why@@vegassincity702
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Once Trump takes power, they will. The cartels should be worried because their reign of terror will eventually come to an end.
They’re about to find out why we have no healthcare lol.
the real problem is insatiable demand for their products
If we just stopped doing so much coke and fent things would be so much better
legalize and regulate, easy.... its just they NEED the black money
Drugs are just the tip of the iceberg, they are involved in every aspect of the economy.
@@franciscosamir5256 Exactly. You wanna fight the mexican narcos you have to fight DARPA first, then the CIA, then the FED, then CSIS (From Canada) then MI6 (Her Majesty's Finest.) When America went to war with Afghan it was "over oil" but often those opiate fields were well-guarded by bitchy troops whom had no idea why they couldn't just "burn it all down" when standing in fields of drugs that were going to be sent *all over the world.*
This ain't a fight. This ain't a war. This is an "escalated conflict" to them. How you win is by minimizing your costs and *maximizing* theirs. It's why 4chan is such a great weapon, an army that fights for free as long as you can *explain why they should help.*
Yes and the American government keeps accusing the cartels but I haven't seen no big bust along the American country vs tons of narcotics being consume by the American citizens
A SEVERED HEAD IN AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL?!?!WTF?! 😢 THAT'S JUST WRONG ON SO MANY LEVELS MAN!😮🤨😟😞😓
Yeah fucked up people over there. They jerk off to violence
Kinda tame for the cartels. The sheer creativity they have for horiffic stuff is seemingly infinite.
No morals,a real marxist society like obuma wants for USA..
sadly they are pretty use to that, is kinda normal, just like living in afghanistan, thats why mexico sometimes is refer as Mexijistan in latin america lol
Message was likely meant for the principal, not the kids
Shout out to the good people in Mexico who are fighting this and putting their life on the line. It’s one of the biggest and longest lasting uphill battles. It must feel hopeless but I admire the fact they are trying to do their job and protect their homeland
idk why but i LOVE when u talk about cartels, its fascinating
Great video. Thank you! By the way it’s “sin-ah-low-ah”.
Thank you for your in-depth analysis of the situation.
This the news we need
I live in Sinaloa. This is a very accurate description of what is going on here.
Doubt it.
@@thirteen12 Gotta admit these spam bots are getting used for the wrong propaganda. Lmfao very accurate description hahaha he can't even count the amount of school shootings with a straight face much less narrate current events or geographical politics
@@suspectapg2898what has he said that’s inaccurate
and what are u even saying school shootings?
You gringos continue to supply guns to the cartels yeah you guys safe
Your name says Philadelphian
As a Canadian, I think we should help our fellow North Americans
We’ve tried they’re too corrupt and arrogant to accept full fledged help
@@wintergreen2.073 You guys can help by reducing drug use and fighting the drug cartels in your countries. Also prevent guns from flowing to mexico. They have been pointing fingers to mexico, but the true is that the drug use of Americans is the source of the problems and I dont see anything being done to fix that problem.
Bro hate to break it to you, but that's central America.... DON'T FUKIN ASSOCIATE THEM WITH US!
Yes, we should help, very simple: let's stop consuming drugs and let's teach our kids to say no to drugs
@@jorgecervantes3725the war on drugs is how many decades old now? The entire problem is caused by prohibition, exactly like banning alcohol in the US lead to massive organized crime contraband wars in the US. If drugs were simply legal to manufacturer, possess and to consume in the privacy of your own home then there would not be drug wars. Americans don't believe in freedom though.
If you haven’t seen the video of the sicario riding around Scottsdale with a .50 cal on his lap.. you know nothing of the violence the cartels could infect on American soil.
"Stay strapped or get clapped."
~George Washington *probably*
The cartels would end themselves if they decided to conduct open warfare in the US the US military could be deployed against them
Do you have a link for that? I'd definitely like to see that video, scary as it is.
those .50 come from U S A
but they buy weapons in the US, besides the FBI send thousands of weapons to mexico with the operation "rapid and furious"
@@theodorwhite225 yup during O'bummers term. A program called ...
Fast and Furious.. look it up.
Serious question: is it time to take a page out of El Salvador’s book? Without knowing much, it seemed to work out extremely well.
México city has more people than the whole country of el Salvador, also Bukele was fighting street gangs and not transnational criminal organizations financed by USA like the cartels.
Attempting to spread the war into US borders or soil is like poking a bear whos taking a long nap.
not as long as the left is running things
Shame you've done that to Russia
Imagine if the American population was not such a large market for drugs. No demand for these cartel's products.....
Russia and China and EU have similar problems. Basically every where in the world drugs are wanted.
Yep ... crazy shyte. The USA supplies the Cartels with an enormous market to sell their drugs & also they manufacture (& sell) the Cartels the guns they use to protect themselves so they can sell the drugs to Americans.
Dumb Yanks
Finally some common sense.
If magically Mexico disappears from the world, the problem will remain. México is just caught in between suppliers and buyers.
Imagine if the USA did not sell guns to the cartels. AK 47.
And not having political figures helping to bring drugs in..
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Wow!!! This is where they to send the most dedicated warriors...🙏💪♥️
Culiacan resident here; everyone is at home by 9pm, huge uptick in car jackings, dead bodies spread out in the countryside, muggings happening in one of our university campuses, and our local economy is going into shambles
It’s a shame, Mexico is a country with a lot of potential
Are you sure you don't mean Chicago and San Fransisco?
@ 0:50 "What a shame, both side can't lose". Agreed.
This is exactly why we need the military on the border and we need to protect it at all costs. I don't think people understand how dangerous the cartel really is for the American people. They live in a fantasy world, I was a hard drug addict for 20 years, I know exactly the type of danger that come with illegal immigrants and drugs.
Start at 5 minutes into this .. then a really informative video, thank you for bringing light to this! Cartels are here and growing, hopefully they are going to jail.
With regards to local police being on the Cartel's payroll, in my hometown the main Cartel guy in charge of that area (or as they call it, the "plaza") was also the local police chief.
Silver or lead...
"El Negrito"
Mexico should play dragon ball cartoon on tv 24/7 that calms them down usually
🤣🤣🤣
They've been doing that, still no success....
Thank you for recognizing Mexican armed forces
Totally truthful!!!! To the details
9:08 yeah i concur on that. While the wider war and situation may be chaotic, corrupted, and messy. that specific battle was well fought and they deserve respect for being able to hold off that attack.
The absolute hilarity of this video's description of violent carjackings getting interrupted by an ad for the Vermont Country Store is the third most dystopian ad experience I've had this week 🤣
Cartels become violent when funding is restricted. Follow the money.
Cartels have broken apart and fought over market shares before. Both when external state forces arrest their leaders and from feuds developing internally.
Unlike Mexico, US Citizens can legally own Guns! Big argument for allowing assault rifles!
Once again, great piece! You should do one on all the money & weapons going across the US to Mexico.
Thank you for keeping us informed !
This video deserves an award!
For most exaggerated propaganda?
This should be required viewing for the new Trump Administration. In fact you should be consulted pertaining to world events.
Lol why? This has been going on since 2005
The people of Mexico know the truth. And they want this to end. The president needs to serve and protect the citizens that she is beholden to. ☑️
I once loved going to Mexico to paraglide, big air, beautiful vistas and people. Then, I noticed things...
I do the same thing but don't watch the news so I'm not brainwashed to thinking everything is bad
@@tems6 I didn't suggest everything was bad- maybe you should go back and read my statement again with a focus on comprehension. The most important things I noticed were a complete absence of de jour and de facto political institutions and the complete lack of law and order. It was great having Federal army soldiers visit us on launch and ask if we wanted to hold and take photos with their automatic weapons. So too, when sitting at a road side resto and watching a couple trucks full of soldiers stop, dismount and station themselves around the area so their commander could walk into the local officials office- good times.
Lol same, was just in Valle de Bravo and had a great time 😂
The Gen Z cartel brutality isn't surprising since these people grow up as violence happens on a daily basis, they're numb with what we consider as a horrific act.
Also didn't helped since the cartel is the 'prospering business' in the country. They also has grip outside 'illegal' business like the legal one and including entertainment.
I grew up in the same situation right here in America THE only difference is cartel gets a hold of many especially males at a young age and force them into training for gangs and this kind of life.
You explain it well, thank you
Forcing the Cartel to spend money fighting a war instead of shipping its drugs to make money is a strategy that eventually will work but could cost countless lives. It has to be a united effort though eventually they will run out of money.
Idk they have a infinite money glitch. As long as there is demand. They will have the supply.
@@marcspence1905 Right. The will to continue the fight against the cartels LONG before they come even close to running out of money. Even if somehow you're able to stop the supply of all incoming cash shipments to the cartels, which would be practically impossible, they still have literal mountains of cash, to the point that storing the amounts of cash is troublesome. Pablo Escobar is said to have buried/hidden literal fortunes of currency in various locations, you know, just in case.
@@southtxgunner2388 It would take eradication and the playbook of El Salvador and the Philippines. Its possible but the conflict down there is allowed to continue. Too much money involved and to have a long bloody war is not feasible for the U.S. So small tactical wins to disrupt them is green lighted. Its a vicious cycle how drugs are circulated even after a bust, our own recirculates and thus a never ending war.
They should do the same, like Bukele did in El Salvador.
This issue can be resolved, but i believe that the corruption inside of the Mexican government is holding them back.
Mexico is way to corrupt to do this the cartel control majority of there military and governement
Remember El Salvador was dealing with 2 organizations in a considerably smaller country. And they had nowhere near 107K members. The same tactics are not possible.
Spamming that shit is proof you don't know anything about El Salvador
Remember that salvador fits 93 times in México and at the same time, the mara gangs weren't as powerful as cartels, and also, law forces had a ways to recognize them like tattoos, way to dress, in México a grandpa dressed with huaraches and riding on a donkey can be part of a Cartel isnt as simple as you think.
If the title of this video comes true and cartel wars come to America, I have zero doubt Trump will send military forces into Mexico to shut them down. He's already brought it up with the situation as it is, if there's an active war crossing the border, no sane American would protest him doing it.
Fantastic video, thanks!
My money is on our government doing shady deals with them. Cartels have to money, us government have been looking the other way for many years now.
I get more news from you and other similar channels than I do from legacy media. Thanks for all of the reporting and research that you put into these Cappy.
Weapons found at mexican crime scenes that were purchased by the mexican military/Law Enforcement from the USA, and then sold too/stolen by the cartels are counted as "Crime guns from the USA". Weapons that are untraceable are not factored in. Thats how they get such a high percentages of USA guns in Mexican crime.
Don't forget all the weapons left behind in Afghanistan, im sure some of those found their way to Mexico.
Make TEQUILA Great Again 🥃
Source? Because I haven't seen any that, no doubt it happens, but the majority of Mexicans Army rifles are either Mexican or European made with a few American made
@@joshuaromero7984 NSSF Fast Fact sheet pdf for one. And several stories by people like John Crump, ARFcom, and the like.
@@shovelhead2155 ok thanks
Hope you’re doing okay, Cappy.
I’m good thanks 🙏
Nice little check in. Hope you're both doing well
@Taskandpurpose should make a documentary about gun smuggling from the US and how american authorities don't do anything about it
@@stevedouglas2953hope you’re doing well Steve. love from Scotland
I lived in Mexico for 2 years when I was a mormon missionary. 2009-2011 I stayed in 7 different cities during the time. 1 time the city I was in was taken over by Los Zetas, they stole semi trucks, parked them on all the freeways and lit them on fire.
Mexican Marines flew in after a couple days and took it back. Shit was wild
At a certain point it was mundane to see Federal police and Miltary fight Cartels in the street.
Could you imagine living there? Growing up in those war zones? I have so much respect for the civilians and soldiers willing to stand up to these psychopaths. What a life, all cause you were randomly born there. We cannot take America for granted.
And when we deport immigrants trying to make a better life for themselves, this is what we are deporting them to
I know it must be crazy living in Detroit
Vivo aqui y no es tan malo, la matoria de esta información e propaganda pro - invasión.
@@jonathanglzplz894Yeah right
You act like the usa is perfect im from Chicago come to Garfield park on the west side and see we have a murder rate of 148 per 100k
Im serious. Label cartels as terrorists and let the military go ham.
First go for the biggest cartel in the US
Kennedy wanted to get rid of the CIA already..... didn't go very well for him
@@eddiereyna1155 Already did.
The cartels lost American costumers
educate yourself and look up the definition of terrorist 👍
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Great video. Tough questions to answer without a perun styled powerpoint on all the logistical aspects of drug,money and munitions trade
I would watch the heck out of that
@@Taskandpurpose I watched a bloke who tried to do the geopolitics of cartels a while ago.
Thank you for your time and effort posting these videos.
I live in Houston, Texas, and some of the greatest people I’ve met are Hispanic. Super hard-working, family oriented, and they have a lot of loyalty to their country and in this case, America. I am proud to have them alongside of us in this fight as there are many good people from Mexico and South American countries realize in that we all live under one roof and that roof is held up by all of us joining together to fight the evil and the people that don’t represent our values. If the US unleashes on the cartels like we are capable of, they will be gone in a matter of 2 months. Many of them are delusional to our capabilities due to America’s negligence and lack of upholding Our real laws due to corrupt politicians and law enforcement accepting their bribes. Once people go in that don’t care about any of those things, it will be quick and effective.
It isn't, "hugs not bullets." The phrase is, "Hugs Not Slugs.
They should all try the El Salvador approach!
It was crazy to see thousands of gang members cuddled up like the little children they are!
At some point, it may be an option to do as the Russians did and Grozny a headquarters or 2
Shut up. Get drafted
@@Demopans5990 Lol, lmao even
I've seen some videos explaining why they wouldn't be able to. But I hope they could some time
It would be more complicated to implement, as they are heavily rooted in mexican politics and have way better equipment
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Nice video, though the pronunciation of Sinoloa as Sinoela threw me for a loop the first couple of times 😅
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The incoming Administration needs to declare the cartels to be terrorist organizations and authorize them to be treated more or less as we treated Islamic State.
The politcians are in bed with these cartels. Not gonna happen.
Difference is that Mexican cartels don't tend to target civilians, aren't politically motivated, don't target foreigners, blend in civilian life and don't want to overthrow the government
@@tems6 Regardless of whom they target, the Mexican cartels kill hundreds if not thousands of civilians. They have no concern for "collateral damage". They don't need to be politically motivated because they buy politicians. They don't need to be in office themselves.
It’s gonna be Israel and Gaza all over again
I blame drug using Americans, Americans act like it's Mexico's fault but it's our money fueling all the suffering.
Nah it’s cuhz MZ wants to give up the biggest buyers and gun suppliers from the American government so there’s a war due to the threat of maybe a temporary end of cartels
You don’t blame prohibition or a failed war on drugs?
so we should build a wall to shut all of that down
It can be both
Both countries are to blame
Thank you for covering this, many forget we have drug/tribal wars just south of our border
And the thinnest of lines holding it back!!!
@@hurrikane_gaming The cartels look like an economic conflict. Partly between one another.
People keep saying what a great place Mexico is to live for Americans. Anyone moving there?
Fuck no lmao, and I’m Mexican. 🦅🇺🇸
Hell no.
I've argued that if the US military is going to be engaged in any conflict outside the US, it should start here. It would not be a good time, but it would get Mexico to a safer stable place overall in the least amount of time. There would be bloodshed and our border would be dangerous moreso than it is now. However, I think helping fix Mexico and making it a place where people can live, feel safe and thrive would also help the immigration issues we face. I live in Texas and have made friends with people who came here illegally, sometimes long ago, and worked to get legal status. They are some of the nicest people I've ever met, yet I know they went through hell to get here. Personally, I'm proud of people, poor or not, who try to better themselves and I think we should try and help that kind of cause.
yeah as if we want a stable Americas, republican or democrat...
@@adambrande You're not wrong. Many of us don't feel like we are in either of those camps, which is probably why I feel the way I do.
I wish the United States would declare all of the Mexican cartels a terrorist organization; this way, they could gain broader legal authority to handle all these cartel groups both domestically and internationally.
I'm Mexican-American, and I hate all that damage they are doing to Mexico and our American border.
I've been to Mexico so many times and I never really felt in danger, but I always knew that anything could happen at any moment. Everyone seems like a normal person until you find out what they are involved in or who that person knows.
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The brutality these cartels display-such as hanging victims from bridges or killing innocent people-is often retaliation against the government for arresting or killing cartel members. For example, when the military detained El Chapo’s son a few years ago, chaos erupted. Cartel members armed with heavy weaponry and trucks mounted with machine guns overwhelmed the city. Within hours, the military was forced to release El Chapo’s son to stop the violence. The situation was so intense that they essentially had to negotiate a ceasefire.
The cartels know that by targeting cities and endangering innocent people, they can pressure the government into backing down to protect citizens. It’s a tragic double-edged sword
U sound soft pocho
@lile4176 Soft? More like informed, educated, and genuinely concerned for the well-being of innocent Mexicans, as well as the stability and security of both our countries.
@enriquel1993 bro stop your not that informed if you talk like that, you sound like your talking from a biased Americans point of view.
Mexico would never forgive something like that, it would make a lot of insurgents go to the United States to do real terrorist acts out of revenge, for that reason even the Mexican government is afraid of the idea
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