Trump Wants To Send “Kill Squads” To Kill Cartel Leaders. 

You can't handle your racist mass shootings so shut your mouth 🖕🏼try it 😂clowns

Maybe focus on their own problems first? Like the many homeless veterans

Nah, the mexican government and the us government together are controling them.

@@moimoi2994 I’m sorry what’s more important! Stopping the over flow of drugs like FENTANYL in America streets. Killed over 100,000 people from last year till present OR helping the veterans who are homeless and a lot of these people don’t want help. Matter fact you can add veterans to the 100,000 of ODs because pretty sure they’re a statistic too💯

Mexico doesn't want too.

Here we go

How can this possibly go wrong

No such thing as domestic cartels

Trust me, the cartels are in this country already 😳

@@daniele3000 where at?

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 he's about to go to prison....

Oh shut it Demoncrat, People are dying is these drug wars and your Biden can’t do anything about it but sleep.

He’s too scared to go to prison to even fathom going against Mexican Cartels lol

In youre Dreams

You mean the same balls to build a 🧱 wall and Mexico pay for it😂😂😂😂😂😂

good luck

Wont happen because they’re not here, they’re in Mexico

@@user-uc1hn4uu1u you are so wrong, they are here already 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

@@daniele3000 all the ones saying there here with zero proof are just spreading propaganda

Come on Daniel

Got proof ?

@@robertvega8358 my d

I seem to remember fent precursors at the very least accessible on the clear web from, take a wild guess.

Some things and Some people are above a "Justice System". The CIA has a finger in all of this all the time. Just can't put a finger on them.

@@robertvega8358 yea you got cia running drugs weapons and people under reagan bush to arkansas under gov clinton.....and you got a paper trail from mexican cartel to vp kamala

And in Canada too

Democrat politicians

It would collapse without their involvement, their role is PARAMOUNT to it's success. They are as guilty as the ones who produce it.

@@denniskarnes8680 exactly.

You know it!!

U ain't Mexican Huey

@@eloymorales1699Huey Lewis?

I'm mexican And I to approve this to

Pedejo

​@AdolfoCardoza777 you can't even vote so why are you approving anything? Go pick strawberries 🍓 mogado

Trump isn't a politician.

Something tells me if that, or most/any things in government were going to change, they probably would have by now. POTUS is no better than the royal family in the UK. Just a big ol puppet. Maybe that's all a bit too cynical.

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Really?

@@patriciavandevelde5469 Yes Really

@@normalcc can you explain in private please

I just said something to this effect, in response to stopping the biggest drug dealer, the CIA.

Ya dont say?!?

doesn't matter who is elected but as long as they close boarders

Finally, somebody realizes that neither sag gives a fk about us. Fk dems and repub

Exactly!

Because the cartel owns the politicians

It’s cuz el salvador is a small country compared to Mexico

Because of the corruption of the Mexican Government. Salvador's President its something else, oustanding Leader, we need someone like him in Mexico👍💪

el salvador has 6.393.591mexico has 126.705.138 dont be ignorant

@@tobiasrex2869 Wide corruption of the Mexican government is the factor.

That old tired excuse doesn’t work anymore. They are involved in all kinds of business besides drugs.

It's never going to happen. A world, or in this Case, country of sobriety? That's laughable. I mean, I get the point. It would be great to see EVERYBODY off the d0pe but that's simply NEVER going to happen.

But it’s true get off the drugs and game over

@@yhwhlives4393 I completely agree. I just don't see how. It's one thing to reach a few people. Hell, even a few hundred people but ALL of them? That's a pretty huge step. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for it. It's just a matter of how could we achieve such a great accomplishment? The users being presented with an alternative to their own self destruction would be a good start but something on that scale would require top tier funding, time, and efforts which great as it sounds, I just can't forsee enough people getting on board with it.

😂

Should take care of both ours and theirs, we just hide it a little better

The U.S. government is the most corrupt on planet earth!

Yea Mexico is not part of US idiot.😂😂😂

How about get rid of the corruption in the USA first. Remember that USA DEA CIA supplies those cartels with weapons with "Fast and furious" why so they could have a excuse to invade Mexico for the lithium wake up Americans😂

United States of America is a very corrupt country too. They founded ISIS and talibans .

Exactly.. US just wants Mexico's oil n Lithium, something Mexico will never allow without a fight..

We should, and it would take maybe a week to get done and would help out both countries plus I was in the infantry and there are so many Hispanics in combat arms that would love to free there homeland

@@missourimongoose8858would take longer then a week. If we could use the full force of our military then it wouldn’t last long. But we would not be aloud to do that since cartels are primarily located around innocent civilians. Also odds are cartels would possibly unite which then would make it harder. I don’t see it being hard for America stopping them but first we’d have to figure out how to stop them trying stuff in the US. Just like the mafia. All big organizations will eventually fall and the cartels are no different. Mafia fell due to the capture of the bosses. Though I don’t see the cartels falling anytime soon it may happen one day.

A week???!!?😂😂😂😂 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm dead 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@missourimongoose8858how you gona clean up a full country in a week?

@@missourimongoose8858 a week bruh it's gonna take a long time

You have lil brain . Try come in Mexico . How many Mexicans in USA n in the military . U think u go in Mexico civilians gonna accept your ….try it . I bet u be hiding ur house punk

IRGC.

The CIA to fund their black budget and they buy them at gun stores.

That part

You think America makes Kalishnakovs?

Obama

Go where? Golfing because fatso didn't do anything but golf

You go

@@Socialmediawackdummy

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She got the case of the jada Pinkett smith

@@moisesminaya4352 will smiths husband ?

I dont see anything that is bothering me

@@icecycles859so

So you want him to commit suicide?

The Cartel there before the Chinese

@@mulan7015 The consumers are the number 1 problem

​@@user-xu5oo9nn5fThe terrorist are the number 1 subject though 🫡😢

Facts

@@Plottinon100K I can agree wit that

​@Plottinon100K they were handed so much military equipment personnel from a corrupt politician. ...They do this at times...even with the taliban....

Those were criminal gangs that despite having a large number of members were largely poor and poorly armed. The Mexican drug cartels on the other hands are multi billion dollar criminal empires armed better than many milities. You're comparing apples to oranges. I don't understand how you gringos can pretend to be so against drugs and the drug cartels despite being their best consumers? In every town in the area where I reside, most of the drug-addicts are gringos themselves. You'll get a black or hispanic druggy here and there, but a disproportionately large percentage of them are white. Also, if the Mexican drug cartels are generating billions of dollars annually in revenue it's obviously because there are a lot of tweakers in this nation that consume those drugs. So which one is it? Do you gringos want drugs in this country or not?

You think there’s a lot of migrant killings now ?? I couldn’t imagine the repercussions from starting a war with every cartel ?

FJB Latinos4Trump

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@@Bloodangel979 hell yeah

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​@@Bloodangel979ok loser

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Good thing you're not in government, bcuz you clearly don't know what you are talking about.. USA wants the oil n lithium, they don't give a damn about fixing crime.. They killed Pablo Escobar n cocaine exports doubled n crime grew..lol

They've been jealous of what country we got that's why 😂 Mexico is nice but The United States of America is a different nice with money of course...(economy)

He ain’t gonna do sht

​@user-uc1hn4uu1u what are you going to do?

@@user-uc1hn4uu1uoh he’ll do more in one year than Joe did his entire term

@@Bonzo0706 you mean play more golf, and run his mouth more, oh and blame china more? Then I agree

All Trump need is the approval from the Mexican president

Without supply there no demand... Works both ways Pablo

Yeah I'm pretty sure the Dea has contacts with the cartels.

Maybe your government is in too.

The thing ur not. We’re your ancestors from not this side on the world . Lol

Ay amigo the American cierto que sepas una cosa tú eres uno más si eres mexicano o de cualquier parte de América eres americano pero no porque aygas nasido en estados unidos eres americano y otra cosa nunca un mexicano vamos a permitir que un soldado gringo pise territorio mexicano muerto primero por qué yo conozco la historia de estados unidos y no andes opinando a lo pen y otra en dado caso que seas un mexicano que no ciere ser mexicano eres una basura porque so cierres no me digas que los gringos te cierren no amigo el que no ciere asu rasa no ciere a su madre

We don need United States to protect as we now how to protect arselfs United States can protect the United States people not Americans people

Lol

Thank you for your service but trump is going to want everyone microchipped: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AJW1VBaeNBY.htmlsi=F5BzLIh2u3dNUfNF

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Lol shut up!

You should've learned by now.

@@Bloodangel979 Yeah, you just snort the cartel coke, and suck the cartel dick.

The Mexican government's military approach to dealing with drug cartels has had complex and often counterproductive effects. Since the early 2000s, and especially during the presidency of Felipe Calderón (2006-2012), the Mexican government deployed tens of thousands of military troops to combat drug cartels. Calderón's administration declared a "war on drugs" shortly after he took office, marking a significant escalation in military involvement. The strategy involved targeting high-profile cartel leaders (a tactic known as the "kingpin strategy"), with the aim of decapitating the leadership of these organizations to dismantle them. Alongside the military, the federal police force was also strengthened and used in operations against cartels. The removal of top cartel leaders often led to the fragmentation of these organizations. Instead of collapsing, many cartels splintered into smaller, more violent groups that competed with each other, leading to increased violence. The power vacuums created by the arrests or deaths of cartel leaders resulted in violent turf wars as rival factions and new groups fought for control over lucrative trafficking routes and territories. The overall level of violence and homicides in Mexico rose sharply. The years following the escalation saw a dramatic increase in murder rates, with 2011 being one of the deadliest years. The military approach often led to significant collateral damage, including civilian casualties. There were numerous reports of human rights abuses committed by both military forces and cartels, such as extrajudicial killings, disappearances, and torture. The extensive use of the military for public security tasks blurred the lines between military and police roles, leading to criticisms that the government was militarizing law enforcement. This shift sometimes undermined local police forces, which were often under-resourced and corrupt. The military strategy has faced sustainability issues, as relying heavily on the armed forces for law enforcement is not a long-term solution. The continuous presence of military forces in drug-trafficking regions has not led to a lasting reduction in cartel influence. Cartels have adapted their strategies in response to military pressure. They diversified their criminal activities beyond drug trafficking, including extortion, kidnapping, and human trafficking, making them more resilient and harder to combat. The prolonged violence and insecurity have severely impacted local communities, leading to displacement and widespread fear among the population. In recent years, there has been some shift in strategy, with more focus on social and economic programs aimed at addressing the root causes of crime. However, the presence of the military in anti-cartel operations remains significant under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who launched the National Guard, a new security force with both military and police components. In summary, while the Mexican government's military approach aimed to weaken cartels by targeting their leadership and using force, it often resulted in increased violence, cartel fragmentation, and significant collateral damage, making the overall security situation worse in many respects.

@@craigcuthbert8512 bought and paid for ...

Yes he is sowing confusion.

Mexican government would never ask for help and are corrupt, they keep hiding under their sovereignty, because they don't want any external intervention to end their incomes from blood money.

China

You are a special person

@@robertvega8358 your so sweet thank you ☺️

@@Unflappable43 ewwww

@@robertvega8358you twos need to get a room.

No focus on supply

Wow man.

Your son WILLINGLY decided to take drugs. There is no supply without demand. It was as much as your sons fault as it is the people supplying the drugs. If he wasnt a junkie this wouldnt of ever happened. Lack of accountability

Why blame Mexico for ur drug addict son not Mexico fault ur son was a r crackhead remember the USA has a drug problem Mexico don’t

@latinprince896 you must be a dealer

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I was almost agreeing with a tiny bit of what you said...then you threw in that last sentence. Immediately upon reading your final thoughts, I realized that you are a complete moron! Go talk to someone in Portland, and see how well legalizing drugs has worked out for them.

At last, a very well thought comment ! Thank you !

Good take

You don’t legalize drugs in a country where drug use is out of control. Look at Seattle, look at San Francisco--use common sense!!--Ridiculous!

@@GenXgirl969 Also, drugs are not actually legal in San Francisco or Seattle. If they truly were legal then you would be able to buy them at any pharmacy without a prescription.

Yep, correct.. Plus, Mexico would never go out without a fight..

Why?

its different

@@icecycles859 Not at all

​@@icecycles859Mexicans are good at guerilla warfare, ever since we lived in tribal times. Plus, it's kind of illegal for the government to just detain and arrest anyone suspected of organized crime. Just like it's illegal to racially profile people in the USA and arrest them for suspension of being gang members. Lawsuits, my son, lawsuits.

Only politically. We were winning the war. But the commies were winning in the US politics.

@@robertmoon9756 Its more like poland in 1939 when Germany invaded

Stop

You must be 5 years Old

What?

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No he won’t

@@mr.clickbait9062yeah he will because he has more balls than the entire far left.

@@mr.clickbait9062 let's revisit this at a later time.

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What's a ghurka?

@@lunariclunestra8335 Uber-badass soldiers, that's what.

And Sikhs.

cant, doesnt have what it takes