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Title: Los Zetas Cartel's Version Of The Hunger Games Post by: UliJonHoth on June 19, 2015, 06:01:14 PM Quote This tragedy is known as the Second San Fernando massacre (The first one took place the year before when 72 immigrants were killed.) You know you’re in a tough town when you’ve got to distinguish between your massacres. In March of 2011, several busses filled with people were hijacked in San Fernando by members of the Los Zetas crime cartel. The US government considers these guys to be the most sophisticated, technologically advanced, and dangerous cartels in Mexico. Add ruthlessly sadistic to that list, too. The captured women were raped, and the captured men were forced to fight against each other to the death like in the movies Battle Royale and Hunger Games. In an interview with journalist Dane Schiller, a member of the gang who remained anonymous reported that one of the reasons for this brutal event is to groom new assassins for the cartel. By taking the cream of the crop they’ll have found the toughest and most resourceful fighters, and they’ll have turned them into killers already and broken them into the perfect henchmen. Full story here: http://fightstate.com/193-mexicans-died-after-being-kidnapped-and-forced-to-fight-like-the-hunger-games/ Title: Re: Los Zetas Cartel's Version Of The Hunger Games Post by: Sourgummies on June 19, 2015, 06:10:14 PM Can learn a lot from these Mexican cartels on how to run a ruthless business model. They have all kinds of ways to get the job done.
Title: Re: Los Zetas Cartel's Version Of The Hunger Games Post by: criptix on June 19, 2015, 06:40:27 PM Brought to you by the greatest nation on earth.
The US could stop that shit anytime if they wanted to do so. Just sad. Title: Re: Los Zetas Cartel's Version Of The Hunger Games Post by: bryant.coleman on June 20, 2015, 04:41:47 AM There is a vary simple way to eradicate drug cartels such as the Los Zetas, Knights Templar, Gulf Cartel, and the Juárez Cartel, and it does not involve any sort of violence or the participation of the armed forces. Drug Legalization. If the drugs are legalized (just like what they did in Portugal), these cartels will become obsolete.
Title: Re: Los Zetas Cartel's Version Of The Hunger Games Post by: Sourgummies on July 21, 2015, 06:09:28 PM Drug war will never stop,way to many invested groups that would be pissed. Need technology to some how make it obsolete.
Title: Re: Los Zetas Cartel's Version Of The Hunger Games Post by: BlitzandBitz on July 21, 2015, 06:35:25 PM There is a vary simple way to eradicate drug cartels such as the Los Zetas, Knights Templar, Gulf Cartel, and the Juárez Cartel, and it does not involve any sort of violence or the participation of the armed forces. Drug Legalization. If the drugs are legalized (just like what they did in Portugal), these cartels will become obsolete. Or bomb the shit out of them and send in ground forces. Title: Re: Los Zetas Cartel's Version Of The Hunger Games Post by: Sourgummies on July 21, 2015, 06:41:48 PM There is a vary simple way to eradicate drug cartels such as the Los Zetas, Knights Templar, Gulf Cartel, and the Juárez Cartel, and it does not involve any sort of violence or the participation of the armed forces. Drug Legalization. If the drugs are legalized (just like what they did in Portugal), these cartels will become obsolete. Or bomb the shit out of them and send in ground forces. That has always turned out well in the past. Besides entrenching offshoots of Mexicans that would become mixed up in the accidental bombings of villages. Would be like bringing Isis to the backyard and expecting them not to blow anything up in response. Title: Re: Los Zetas Cartel's Version Of The Hunger Games Post by: Spendulus on July 21, 2015, 07:56:49 PM Brought to you by the greatest nation on earth. That's a bit imprecise.The US could stop that shit anytime if they wanted to do so. Just sad. Personally I'd like to see border states legalize marihuana which is grown in state, and place strict criminal penalties on weed brought in from out of state either for sale or transport. For example, that'd cover weed from Mexico and put it directly under Texas jurisdiction. Bye Bye goofball Feds with DEA and FBi all under a namby-pamby do nothing Obama. Then I'd increase the Texas Rangers from 144 to 1440 and sit back with a bag of popcorn.... |