El Chapo's son's arrest prompts a wave of cartel terror attacks in the Sinaloa region

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They'll let him go to stop the violence, and the cops who arrested him will get their heads chopped off.

Just like last time.
I think this time it will stick and they will deport him to the US. Beheading all the police after being released now gives the government to crackdown and with civilian airliners being shot at hitting civilians AMLO will be forced to accept the mission creep of Mexico's military with more US funds to treat the Sinaloa cartel as a violent issue and El Mayos family can take over the region.

Considering how the cartel dropped the ball and got caught with their pants down this will create serious repercussions either they get worse or the cartel will react horribly and strike out violently. This is anything a Mexican government humiliation of the cartel in revenge for 2019.
 
Who cares? Someone else just as evil has already replaced him. There's no point in doing anything to these guys unless and until Mexico sorts its cultural problems out. This is what white people don't understand- cartels and the violence they inflict are not some outside, once-in-a-million influence that's oppressing the poor beaners that just needs to be taken care of and then Mexico will be free- they're an organic, reoccurring expression of a violent, greedy, corrupt, and self-sabotaging culture.
 
Suddenly there are surge of uploads on live and bestgore, I'm sure that this just a coincide
 
Why does Mexico, despite having a president with some balls, always bow down to the Gringo?
I mean fuck, isn't this glorified drugmule guilty of crimes in Mexico? Cant he serve his sentence there?
Ok , I get its corrupt, he might dig himself out like his daddy. But what country sends their criminals away to serve a sentence in a foreign land before they have goten their own justice first?
Deja Vu btw. This is him in 2019. I first thought he didnt change his shirt in 2 years but its not the same.

 
Man if they weren't such subhuman savages I'd find these dudes waging literal war against their government pretty based.
Not to glowpost or anything, but maybe a little bit is savagery is needed. Not that i particularly want to live in a low trust society myself, but do you really find being forced to be overly socialized domesticated pet preferable?

Why does Mexico, despite having a president with some balls, always bow down to the Gringo?
I mean fuck, isn't this glorified drugmule guilty of crimes in Mexico? Cant he serve his sentence there?
Ok , I get its corrupt, he might dig himself out like his daddy. But what country sends their criminals away to serve a sentence in a foreign land before they have goten their own justice first?
Deja Vu btw. This is him in 2019. I first thought he didnt change his shirt in 2 years but its not the same.

From what i've gathered looking into it, it's likely a matter of La Gringo being far better equipped than the state military. There's no way they'd win a war against the US if it came to it, assuming the US doesn't just employ the CIA to do what it's done to the rest of latin america, so it's time to bow to big brother.
 
Not to glowpost or anything, but maybe a little bit is savagery is needed. Not that i particularly want to live in a low trust society myself, but do you really find being forced to be overly socialized domesticated pet preferable?


From what i've gathered looking into it, it's likely a matter of La Gringo being far better equipped than the state military. There's no way they'd win a war against the US if it came to it, assuming the US doesn't just employ the CIA to do what it's done to the rest of latin america, so it's time to bow to big brother.
Que mierda, esse.
The US isn't invading Mexico over a drug boss and the boys in the CIA used to run the drugs so they are the last agency to run a train on Mexico.
 
A lot of those videos people are posting as new are old shit.
Imagine how money have cartels to be more prepared to a war than an entire country,also this arrest is because US want to replace him by a another cartel leader more quiet.
Imagine if DEA don't know this gonna happen LOL they don't care as US get money.
 
Who cares? Someone else just as evil has already replaced him. There's no point in doing anything to these guys unless and until Mexico sorts its cultural problems out. This is what white people don't understand- cartels and the violence they inflict are not some outside, once-in-a-million influence that's oppressing the poor beaners that just needs to be taken care of and then Mexico will be free- they're an organic, reoccurring expression of a violent, greedy, corrupt, and self-sabotaging culture.
Well It's very important because US national security is at serious stake more then just mass migration and migrant farmers and drugs.

But it is known that groups like The Iranian revolutionary guard have reached out to cartels in Latin America.

To describe why it's important let's do a history lesson (I'll keep it brief but detailed.)

The cartels from the most violent/powerful to the lesser known.

Jalisco New Generation - Aka (CJNG) these guys are the most violent and rapidly climbing up to the number 2 spot. These guys have connections to the presidency, possibly Iran's revolutionary guard, Russia, former US assets, and keep Smart neo cons that didn't go drumpf bad up at night. They are less of a cartel and more a full fledged paramilitary organization. They make more of their money with human trafficking, and extorting taxation.

The Sinaloa Cartel - (CDS) these guys are the most(powerful) famous, we've probably all seen narcos Mexico, they have their oldest links to Sinaloan cowboys who used to run grass in the 70s, coke in the 80s-2000s before upgrading to Heroin and Fentanyl.
The head is El Mayo now, before him was El Chapo.
Unfortunately there is a bloody civil war forming in the cartel at the moment. Bread and butter was drug routes however they also spread out into legitimate industries too.
El Chapos sons are in a war between El Mayos sons.


The Gulf cartel/Los Zetas (CDG)

One of the older more established cartels, they have their traces going back to the 1920s with prohibition and early heroin smuggling. The most entrenched and many estimate that this cartel tends to have the most influence on the American side especially in the Customs border patrol.
Nothing really exciting happened until don Bergna died and his son got captured/killed in the early 2000s. They had a brutal drug war with the former Juarez cartel, and Sinaloa cartel. They allied with the Tijuana cartel.

Other cartels but notable
Tijuana cartel - not as powerful as it once was but still runs Baja California despite the city being under occupation.

Juarez cartel - some traffickers cut their own independent routes despite the danger.

Knights templar/various other cartels - formed as protection from traffickers and normal people against the other cartels.

(Tldr)
CJNG rising to power and The Sinaloan civil war could be devastating. Because imagine if instead of the rare rifle round hitting a US citizen across the border in the leg you instead have armed sicario armies decide to take over small portions of US cities and launch ballistic missiles at softer targets like Dallas or San Antonio.

The Sinaloa Cartel is at the end of the day a drug organization. Being criminals is less risky then being a terrorist.
Why does Mexico, despite having a president with some balls, always bow down to the Gringo?
I mean fuck, isn't this glorified drugmule guilty of crimes in Mexico? Cant he serve his sentence there?
Ok , I get its corrupt, he might dig himself out like his daddy. But what country sends their criminals away to serve a sentence in a foreign land before they have goten their own justice first?
Deja Vu btw. This is him in 2019. I first thought he didnt change his shirt in 2 years but its not the same.

Because Mexico is interdependent on American gringo watersheds, and dollars to sustain his large economy.

Que mierda, esse.
The US isn't invading Mexico over a drug boss and the boys in the CIA used to run the drugs so they are the last agency to run a train on Mexico.
The US wouldn't invade over a drug boss maybe back the other cartel. But we would absolutely invade if a cartel started commiting terrorist attacks on US airliners and risking dragging all of NATO and possibly Russia and china into a joint counter insurgency campaign because their citizens got to Mexico as well too.
Most Cartels don't want to be terrorists but criminals.
A lot of those videos people are posting as new are old shit.
Imagine how money have cartels to be more prepared to a war than an entire country,also this arrest is because US want to replace him by a another cartel leader more quiet.
Imagine if DEA don't know this gonna happen LOL they don't care as US get money.
Some are old as shit from 2019 but there are some recent ones particularly on live leak. But this time the Mexican government is prepared and cracking down on it this time. From what I've seen the cartels have been hurt by this raid.
 
Exactly. Unreasonable people must be dealt with unreasonably, and people who live outside the law have no right to lawful process.
If they kill him the cartel simply deifies him in a cartel mausoleum like Felix arrelannio aka Lord of the skies. Making him into a practical cartel patron saint. If they simply arrest him and leave him in a Mexican prison he enjoys a life of luxury.

The best tool the Latin American countries have is extradition for their drug bosses. El Chapos son will probably now be taken into an American prison soon where he will places into supermax or some other major facility where he will not be the top dog. Instead he will have to play by the rules and deal with Aryan brotherhood, folks, and various other prison gangs that don't take to kindly to this spic being in their jail.

You might be cartel connected but American prisons are not nice and purposely miserable.
 
Say what you want, but these subhumans exercise 2A and stick it to the man in ways burgers can only dream of.
Which reminds me of that old article from November 2020 about gun control in Mexico.

MEXICO CITY, Mexico – On a military base on the edge of Mexico City, the country's only gun store -- officially called the Directorate of Arms and Ammunitions Sales -- is concealed inside a bland, concrete building. Uniformed troops serve as clerks.

Mexico is one of just three countries – along with the United States and Guatemala – with the constitutional right to bear arms. But citizens must travel from far and wide to this one place, face seemingly endless red tape and waiting periods, and pay exorbitant prices and fees.

In pre-pandemic times, the store sold an average of just 38 firearms a day – yet Mexico remains awash with illegal weapons – almost all in the hands of cartels and criminal operatives.

As violent crime surges across the nation of 126 million, activists are raising the question: Is it time to loosen firearms restrictions so ordinary people can better protect themselves and their families?

"Let's fight to regain our peace of mind. Today Mexico needs you," the Official Mexican Association of Firearms Users A.C. said on Facebook. "We must ensure the existence of our rights and a good future for our children."
 
Looks like 'El Ratón' didn't get sneakily extradited to the US yesterday, unless this is just a show to confuse the cartels.
A Mexican federal judge froze the extradition of Ovidio Guzmán 'El Ratón', by granting him an injunction, which would allow him to obtain his freedom if in 60 days the US embassy does not formalize his extradition request (whose extradition request has existed since 2019).

El Ratón' will remain in custody at the Altiplano prison until his eventual extradition to the US.

It was previously believed that 'El Raton' would be extradited on the same day of his capture, but it appears that the Mexican government will not fast-track his extradition and will maintain "due process" at all costs.

From https://t.me/entre_guerras/35467
 
Looks like 'El Ratón' didn't get sneakily extradited to the US yesterday, unless this is just a show to confuse the cartels.


From https://t.me/entre_guerras/35467
Considering how the cartel shot a bunch of airliners, and tried to hold a city hostage I have a feeling Mexico city this time will make sure this person doesn't leave until it's time.
 
Considering how the cartel shot a bunch of airliners, and tried to hold a city hostage I have a feeling Mexico city this time will make sure this person doesn't leave until it's time.
Who knows, the cartel may still be able to break him out of there, as long as he's on Mexican soil. Would be much harder to get him out of a US prison.

Missed this one yesterday. Mexican forces lighting up a cartel convoy with a minigun.
 
Who knows, the cartel may still be able to break him out of there, as long as he's on Mexican soil. Would be much harder to get him out of a US prison.

Missed this one yesterday. Mexican forces lighting up a cartel convoy with a minigun.
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Probably not where he is in is Mexico city. The government has that major city locked up tighter then a nuns arse.
Finally a break from the faggy artillery attrition warfare the slavs are doing.
Yeah but unlike the artillery war this war could actually spill onto American streets.
 
Probably not where he is in is Mexico city. The government has that major city locked up tighter then a nuns arse.

Yeah but unlike the artillery war this war could actually spill onto American streets.
Here's how we get him out while scaring the shit out of the cartels: Vietnam/Iraq style. I'm talking Chinooks, Black Hawks, Osprey's, Apache's, ariel refuelers, and a off shore aircraft carrier to bomb any cartel fortification into dust. Move like lightning, in and out, shooting any little Ford Ranger that tries firing back. Mission complete.
 
Here's how we get him out while scaring the shit out of the cartels: Vietnam/Iraq style. I'm talking Chinooks, Black Hawks, Osprey's, Apache's, ariel refuelers, and a off shore aircraft carrier to bomb any cartel fortification into dust. Move like lightning, in and out, shooting any little Ford Ranger that tries firing back. Mission complete.
Sure, but why? Trump recently went on record talking about attacking the cartels if he's reelected. Why does anyone give a fuck? We need cheap day laborers that bad? We owe it to Mexico to keep drug routes open...why exactly? Only reason I can think of is that politicians and the media have convinced everyone that striving for a functioning society is racist.

Why does no one ever question this shit?
 
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