Mexico now a de facto cartel governed state

[midnight rambler]

Mexico's/AMLO's federal government has effectively surrendered to the cartels. What's in store for the US of A now?

https://thefederalist.com/2019/10/21...ary-in-battle/

[midnight rambler]

I saw a video of cartel gunmen shaking hands with uniformed Mexican soldiers after their gun battle...the soldiers know their place now.

[old steel]

When you are outgunned you have three choices.

Fight to the death, surrender, or run away, if you can.

[woodman]

Of course 'Cartel' is synonymous with 'Government'. What's in a name? A loss of pretense I suppose.

So they had a coupe.

[Amanda]

Didn't know where to put this (pretty much believable to me--more School of the Americas psychopathic crap):

US Special Forces trained Mexican drug cartels linked to decapitation, torture, rape

Zach El Parece·May 6, 2021



An investigation into how U.S. Special Forces trained feared Mexican drug cartels responsible for grisly murders, and how Pentagon-backed counter-insurgency in Colombia and Guatemala has bled into organized crime.

https://thegrayzone.com/2021/05/06/u...-drug-cartels/

[woodman]

I suppose this one belongs here too: "Border Czar" Kamala Harris Got Up and Walked Out of First Meeting with Mexican President on Border Security - Obrador Accuses Biden Admin of Orchestrating Coup (thegatewaypundit.com)

It is a feeding frenzy.

[monty]

A caravan carrying 7 million rounds of ammo bound for Texas was hijacked in the violent state of Guanajuato. The empty trailers were located, but no sign of the robbers

Gunmen Ambush Ammo Caravan Headed to Texas, 7 Million Rounds Destined for America Now in Hands of Violent Criminals

Jared Harris
June13, 2021 at 2:42pm

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A convoy loaded down with more than seven million rounds of ammunition has been hijacked while on route from Mexico to Texas.

While the trucks were found abandoned only a few miles from the ambush site on the southern side of the border, every piece of ammo is now missing.

Officials do not know who was behind the ambush on Wednesday, but in a country awash with cartel violence the list of suspects is seemingly limited to those involved with the narco networks.
According to Milenio, the hijacking took place in the violent state of Guanajuato.

As the convoy rolled through the town of Cabana del Rey early Wednesday morning, remote operators noticed the GPS signals of the transport trucks and their security escorts went dark.

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Because of the nature of the convoy’s cargo, the Mexican Army immediately set out on an intercept course.

While the soldiers were not able to locate or engage the gunmen, they did find the trailers which originally held the massive cache of ammunition. The containers were discovered to be completely empty.

Thankfully, nobody was injured in the ambush.

Considering the violent nature of similar encounters, these drivers were lucky to escape with their lives.

Will these rounds be used to bolster the cartel's arsenal?
Yes: 100% (14 Votes)

It’s no secret that the cartels have grown stronger in recent years, arming themselves with precision weapons, armor and tactical gear. The armament of some groups is so powerful that they are now able to directly challenge Mexican forces.

While some of this gear was likely purchased with the groups’ ill-gotten gains, it’s equally likely that this equipment was pried off dead police officers and Mexican federal troops.

Below is a clip of a Jalisco New Generation Cartel special operations group, apparently equipped and ready to deal death and destruction in the most brutally effective manner possible.

WARNING: The following video contains graphic language that some viewers will find offensive. https://mobile.twitter.com/Narcostud...0825604276225?
Jun 9

Otro video de Grupo especial CJNG lanza amenazas en contra de "Néstor" alias el "20", actual cabecilla de narcos en Naucalpan y Azcapotzalco#ULTIMAHORA#Noticias

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Many of the rounds stolen were the comparatively weak, but still deadly .22 caliber. Other types of ammunition now missing include 7.62 NATO, .45, and several other pistols and shotgun rounds.

Considering FBI Director Christopher Wray recently warned about cartel violence spilling over into the United States, the seven million round imbalance is sure to only worsen the problem and keep Americans scrambling for scarce ammunition.

If this problem continues, American citizens may soon find themselves in the dire position of being outgunned by organized criminals from south of the border.

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Summary More, Recent, Contact. Jared has written more than 200 articles and assigned hundreds more since he joined The Western Journal in February 2017. He was an infantryman in the Arkansas and Georgia National Guard and is a husband, dad and aspiring farmer.

[ziero0]

7 million rounds in the hands of someone who can't hit what they intend to is less worry some than 5 rounds in the hands of someone who can.

[monty]

7 million rounds in the hands of someone who can't hit what they intend to is less worry some than 5 rounds in the hands of someone who can.

Be wary of the man who has only one rifle. He probably can hit what he intends.