mexican drug cartels don't mess around

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Social media users who denounce drug cartel activities along the Mexican border received a brutal warning this week: Two mangled bodies hanging like cuts of meat from a pedestrian bridge.

A woman was hogtied and disemboweled, her intestines protruding from three deep cuts on her abdomen. Attackers left her topless, dangling by her feet and hands from a bridge in the border city of Nuevo Laredo. A bloodied man next to her was hanging by his hands, his right shoulder severed so deeply the bone was visible.

damn, i'm never going to mexico.

it's crazy how unpoliced the border is as well.

sorry can't direct link gamespot always gives me errors when I try and make a link

Those people are worse than animals. I can't imagine how they live with themselves. I'm glad I'm a good 1,000 miles from the border.

Loco.

What happened to that young woman sheriff?

ya well, no president has the cojones to put troops on the border.

might as well get used to more of this kind of stuff spilling over in the future

Eventually the US is going to have to get fully involved and start taking out the cartels the mexican government is too scared to do anything about. When it spills into this country and starts hurting Americans, and it is, it's time for the US to do with Mexico can't.

Eventually the US is going to have to get fully involved and start taking out the cartels the mexican government is too scared to do anything about. When it spills into this country and starts hurting Americans, and it is, it's time for the US to do with Mexico can't.

Pirate700

end drug prohibition -> cartels lose funding -> problem solved!

Those people are worse than animals. I can't imagine how they live with themselves.

Jackc8

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

Eventually the US is going to have to get fully involved and start taking out the cartels the mexican government is too scared to do anything about. When it spills into this country and starts hurting Americans, and it is, it's time for the US to do with Mexico can't.

GazaAli

Eventually the US is going to have to get fully involved and start taking out the cartels the mexican government is too scared to do anything about. When it spills into this country and starts hurting Americans, and it is, it's time for the US to do with Mexico can't.

Pirate700

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]

Eventually the US is going to have to get fully involved and start taking out the cartels the mexican government is too scared to do anything about. When it spills into this country and starts hurting Americans, and it is, it's time for the US to do with Mexico can't.

Pirate700

And one I'm sure the Mexican people would love (even though they'd be afraid to say it). They live in complete and total fear over there. The US could sweep through and put a serious dent in their operations. The cartels are extremely visible and open and have their own controlled territories that the Mexican government is too scared to even get close to (even though it's Mexican land).

Pirate700

mexico would never allow it no matter how bad it gets

it would be an invasion basically.

all that can be done is more or less try and contain in to their side.

Finishing the concrete wall that has two walls with a road in between for border patrol vehicles -

- would dry up the cartels money supply very quickly. You can't pay thousands of murderers if you don't have a steady supply of cash.

Anyone who is against securing our border, is partially to blame for these horrific crimes.

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

And one I'm sure the Mexican people would love (even though they'd be afraid to say it). They live in complete and total fear over there. The US could sweep through and put a serious dent in their operations. The cartels are extremely visible and open and have their own controlled territories that the Mexican government is too scared to even get close to (even though it's Mexican land).

Deano

mexico would never allow it no matter how bad it gets

it would be an invasion basically.

all that can be done is more or less try and contain in to their side.

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

And one I'm sure the Mexican people would love (even though they'd be afraid to say it). They live in complete and total fear over there. The US could sweep through and put a serious dent in their operations. The cartels are extremely visible and open and have their own controlled territories that the Mexican government is too scared to even get close to (even though it's Mexican land).

Deano

mexico would never allow it no matter how bad it gets

it would be an invasion basically.

all that can be done is more or less try and contain in to their side.

mexico would never allow it no matter how bad it gets. it would be an invasion basically. all that can be done is more or less try and contain in to their side.Deano

Finishing the concrete wall that has two walls with a road in between for border patrol vehicles -

- would dry up the cartels money supply very quickly. You can't pay thousands of murderers if you don't have a steady supply of cash.

Anyone who is against securing our border, is partially to blame for these horrific crimes.

Born_Lucky

end drug prohibition -> cartels lose funding -> problem solved!

surrealnumber5

Shouldnt America sort out the criminal organisations in their own country before going to Mexico?

cartels use subs for large shipments, are we going to wall off the oceans too?surrealnumber5

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]cartels use subs for large shipments, are we going to wall off the oceans too?Piroshki

[QUOTE="Born_Lucky"]

Finishing the concrete wall that has two walls with a road in between for border patrol vehicles -

- would dry up the cartels money supply very quickly. You can't pay thousands of murderers if you don't have a steady supply of cash.

Anyone who is against securing our border, is partially to blame for these horrific crimes.

surrealnumber5

Depending on just how completely they have lost control of some of these areas, an invasion could be justified, or at the very least, precision bombing of cartel residences. I think the Mexican government could eventually be talked into a partnership that would basically be us lending them military support to obliterate the cartels from the earth and help them secure their own land. I'm sure they don't want these cartels to get powerful enough to destablize or even overthrow their government.Piroshki

it wouldn't work.

people have had enough of failed invasions like iraq and afghanistan, mexico would be a political nightmare.

even erecting a border fence has been too controversial, any type of armed response is not going to happen ever.

mexico would not let american troops on it's soil let alone air strikes

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]

[QUOTE="Born_Lucky"]

Finishing the concrete wall that has two walls with a road in between for border patrol vehicles -

- would dry up the cartels money supply very quickly. You can't pay thousands of murderers if you don't have a steady supply of cash.

Anyone who is against securing our border, is partially to blame for these horrific crimes.

Pirate700

Eventually the US is going to have to get fully involved and start taking out the cartels the mexican government is too scared to do anything about. When it spills into this country and starts hurting Americans, and it is, it's time for the US to do with Mexico can't.

Pirate700

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

Eventually the US is going to have to get fully involved and start taking out the cartels the mexican government is too scared to do anything about. When it spills into this country and starts hurting Americans, and it is, it's time for the US to do with Mexico can't.

TheShadowLord07

Can't really say I'd be against the US taking the cartels out.

end drug prohibition -> cartels lose funding -> problem solved!

surrealnumber5

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]

end drug prohibition -> cartels lose funding -> problem solved!

TrueDarksoul

[QUOTE="TrueDarksoul"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]

end drug prohibition -> cartels lose funding -> problem solved!

surrealnumber5

Yea its pretty serious there right now. Very sad.

Imagine if the police was that serious to get the drug problem fixed... horgen123

[QUOTE="TheShadowLord07"]

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

Eventually the US is going to have to get fully involved and start taking out the cartels the mexican government is too scared to do anything about. When it spills into this country and starts hurting Americans, and it is, it's time for the US to do with Mexico can't.

Pirate700

Danny Trejo denies everything.

another reason why I saw legalize drugs. It will shut these monsters down for good. Honestly, if meth was legalized right now, would you go, "hey I have always wanted to do meth but it was just to hard to find, I am going to go out and buy some now!"? Stop wasting lives and money on this drug war and just legalize them. I am in no way a crazy stoner, I have never touched a drug by choice.

[QUOTE="Born_Lucky"]

Finishing the concrete wall that has two walls with a road in between for border patrol vehicles -

- would dry up the cartels money supply very quickly. You can't pay thousands of murderers if you don't have a steady supply of cash.

Anyone who is against securing our border, is partially to blame for these horrific crimes.

surrealnumber5

[QUOTE="horgen123"]Imagine if the police was that serious to get the drug problem fixed... mexicangordo

I was using google translate on a couple mexican web sites a few days ago. It's just as bad as ever there. Juarez is really still bad.

This is a pretty good site that shows you just how bad things are down there www.blogodelnarco.com