SniperHunter
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He boiled victims alive in burning barrels of Oil?
Sorry what film is this again....
Where did you read this?
He boiled victims alive in burning barrels of Oil?
Sorry what film is this again....
Not really going to matter if he gets out or not. Organizations that are that large really become automated such to the point that can run on their own even without the head. As others mentioned too most likely there already is someone else in charge as planned in such an event where the head does get captured.
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Just talked to my family in nuevo Laredo.. they live in colonia Victoria i was told there is massive panic and military presence all around the neighborhood and city. My cousin who is not in the drug trade but knows several child hood friends that live by my grand mother house and work for the zetas as halcones / enforcers are freaking with what just happened as there is no apparent leader to take over the cartel. Z40 apparently didn't trust anybody and was complete control of the cartel and had the mentality that he was untouchable ...
Where did you read this?
Well, it aint like some street chump is going to rob him. When your drug organization has billions, why the fuck not.What boggles my mind is that he had $2 million in cash on him. I mean why would anyone need such a huge amount in cash on them?
Leader of Zetas drug cartel may be extradited to U.S.
What boggles my mind is that he had $2 million in cash on him. I mean why would anyone need such a huge amount in cash on them? I'm glad they got him. I've heard Mexico City is one of the safest places in Mexico. I don't think this guy will escape.
That's bullshit if it happens. Considering the severity of the crimes he orchestrated against his countryman they should be the ones to burn him at the stake so to speak. Heck whatever punishment they choose will be far more tame than what happened to his victims.
A raid to a house yielded $210+ millions in cash some years ago:
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A raid to a house yielded $210+ millions in cash some years ago:
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Is there any way to really end the cartels?
He also said that it was Calderon's Presidential Campaign.
Well, it aint like some street chump is going to rob him. When your drug organization has billions, why the fuck not.
Its a dog and pony show for the public. Also to try and make up for the huge fuck up Operation Fast & Furious was.
So wait, their leader was just casually driving out of their known base of operations with $2 million and eight guns in the truck? Seems like a dumb move on his part.
So wait, their leader was just casually driving out of their known base of operations with $2 million and eight guns in the truck? Seems like a dumb move on his part.
So wait, their leader was just casually driving out of their known base of operations with $2 million and eight guns in the truck? Seems like a dumb move on his part.
Save us.
I'm glad they caught the guy but when one goes down three more seem to pop up. Is there any way to really end the cartels? I personally don't think so. Seems like they just have to cut the problem down as much as they can.
Half of cartel revenue comes from Marijuana alone. Half.
I need to remember this is one of my pot smoking friends mentions blood diamonds again.
Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera reported head of the Sinaloa cartel in Mexico, ranked 701st on Forbes' yearly report of the wealthiest men alive, and worth an estimated $1 billion, today officially thanked United States politicians for making sure that drugs remain illegal. According to one of his closest confidants, he said, "I couldn't have gotten so stinking rich without George Bush, George Bush Jr., Ronald Reagan, even El Presidente Obama, none of them have the cajones to stand up to all the big money that wants to keep this stuff illegal. From the bottom of my heart, I want to say, Gracias amigos, I owe my whole empire to you."
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"Whoever came up with this whole War on Drugs," one of his lieutenants reports he said, "I would like to kiss him on the lips and shake his hand and buy him dinner with caviar and champagne. The War on Drugs is the greatest thing that ever happened to me, and the day they decide to end that war, will be a sad one for me and all of my closest friends. And if you don't believe me, ask those guys whose heads showed up in the ice chests."
Shouldn't put the blame on the random pot smoker, instead blame the politicians and lobbyists that allow such ridiculous laws that keep it illegal.
I blame both.
What big money is supporting the prohibition, anyway? That's one of the perplexing things about it. You're going to tell me Philip Morris wouldn't jump into that market if it were legal?Shouldn't put the blame on the random pot smoker, instead blame the politicians and lobbyists that allow such ridiculous laws that keep it illegal.
Old story but...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-henry-sterry/mexican-drug-lord-officia_b_179596.html
Some other guy will take his place.
Nothing new here.
What boggles my mind is that he had $2 million in cash on him. I mean why would anyone need such a huge amount in cash on them? I'm glad they got him. I've heard Mexico City is one of the safest places in Mexico. I don't think this guy will escape.
For a moment I thought this was about Chapo