Topic: Mexican Drug Cartel Unveils "Grupo Elite" Special Forces Unit Hunting Rivals (Read 96 times)

Never tried them. At least not in over 3 decades.     

So do you like Black and Decker's products? Did you used to work at a manufacturing plant of theirs? I think their products are pretty decent as for my name it is obviously the initials of my name followed by 777 which represents a jackpot.

I think it might be some kind of contraction (without apostrophes) of Black and Decker, the power tool manufacturer.

 

Well said. You are right there are whole towns and regions controlled by the drug cartels. If it wasn't for the government corruption I think I could live under the cartels if they weren't violent as crazy as that sounds. I just think the US is turning into China or a better comparision Soviet Russia or WWII Germany. People die but they are brushed under the cracks while at least the drug cartels have the courtesy to say it to your face by putting a gun in it.

As a side note, where did you get the name BADecker? Do you play Shadowrun? Or you are or were a casino card dealer in real life?

Get on Google Maps or one of the other search engine maps... maybe Bing. Look at Mexico. Look at the United States. Both of them are shown as separate units. But both of them are shown as being broken into many smaller units.

In different ways both of them are broken into many units. Sometimes the units match the formal "google" states. Other times cities mean more than the states. The point?

The point is the values. The government of Mexico is weaker with relation to its inner divisions than the US is in relation to ITS inner divisions. The reason(s)? Mexico's values aren't built into its foundational governmental writings in the same way that values are built into the US foundational government writings.

I don't know which is better for the people living there, but the Mexico government allows for more freedom for its people. How? Corruption in government is more easily achieved, so the people are often simply ignored if they don't, individually, make a big stink about something. Government people are too busy fighting among themselves. Sure, the people are poor. But they are free among themselves.

So, it isn't surprising that they form their own governments among the cartels and in other ways.

In the US, the strength that the people have to use their government to fight government corruption, usually keeps that corruption to a minimum (sort of). So, US people are more easily united under their government to remain free thereby. It's this freedom that has made them lax, so the people don't see how government corruption is on the verge of taking them over.

However, the US has its divisions in the militia, and in other ways. Fed Gov corruption is about to be controlled by the people in the US... if the people act in a timely manner.

This wasn't the exact article that I saw but CLNJ also has armored vehicles and heavy arms. They pretty much have a military that rivals the Mexican government and other governments surrounding them.

Cartel boss 'El Mencho' displays huge convoy of armoured vehicles in brazen threat to Mexican government
https://nationalpost.com/news/world/cartel-boss-el-mencho-displays-huge-convoy-of-armoured-vehicles-in-brazen-threat-to-mexican-government

What is a government if not the dominant gang? If the Mexican government can't stop this, then who is actually the Mexican government?

What is really going on? Nobody knows, yet.

I had a friend, a woman, who lived with much of her family in the Mexican state of Campeche. She was a US citizen, but lived there because it was one of the safest places to live. The local drug cartel took good care of their citizens. And much better care than the Mexican Government. The Government stayed out of that area.

Of course, Belize was only 12 miles away.


Mexican Drug Cartel Unveils "Grupo Elite" Special Forces Unit Hunting Rivals