Communism unionically.

You need mexico.

>I'm sure not even the presidency is immune to cartel influence? If our she-kike president ask for el Mayo te be extradited, then yes, It's literally over. >A whole cartel was made up of ex special forces soldiers ffs. old news, they're all dead now. >The fact that Mexico won't let the Americans send in their special forces to take out the cartels is proof they run the government. Cartel members aren't hanging out in some evil fortress, burgers can't do shit other than roll in kill a bunch of civilians then declare victory, it happened in Vietnan, it happened in Somalia, it happened in Afghanistan. The operations in which they participated as backup to the mexican army are the ones that need to be replicated, not whatever bullshit about missile barrages amerigolems seem to be jerking off to.

edomex/the capital city is isolated from the rest of the country and minimally touched by cartels. This is because cartels hate the central government, as do most mexicans, who trust the cartels over the federales it's a robin hood situation because cartels give a lot of money to the poor, do good for their communities, and only kill each other or migrants/unwanted people like guatemalans. cartels have less officer-involved shootings than the typical mexican military police, also cartel officers are paid more than their conscripted mexican military equivalents so they always have top quality recruits mexicans don't want to be part of the same country, "mexico" as we know it persists because of CIA influence + nafta money + hatred of yanquis/gringos

>>25520880 >Cartel members aren't hanging out in some evil fortress Lmao, are you saying that top cartel leadership live in commieblocks along with the poors?

>>25520776 You had a movie about it, actually.

>>25520897 yes, the typical mexican cartel officer returns to his village/town and lives a normal middle class existence whereas government officials build big palaces guarded by armed security, or move to USA. It's very similar to how the romans worked but with guatemalans instead of germans. mexico is a two tier class society where the average mexican has no say in their government, but cartels will usually respond to complaints if done if people pay their cartel taxes

>>25520897 Yes. Here's where they captured the son of el Chapo. https://maps.app.goo.gl/sxVt5MFECZu2eC6L6 His house was here, he lived in a literal shithole town.

>>25520880 Am I reading this right? Your elites are just under one blanket with the cartels and could easily end them?

>>25520937 The moment of truth approaches. If our kike president complies to the druglord demands, then yes. If she doesn't, then maybe México still has a chance.

>>25520948 Crazy. Makes me realize yet again that I cannot trust anything the media tells me.

>>25520937 yes because the cartels are backed by the military, and are arguably a part of the military in the same way PRI, the secret police and the CIA are with USAID money ending, the american money that has bankrolled mexico for the past 100 years is ending and this will force big political changes like openly leftist parties or violence against the state again. Morena is the best solution for mexico since it keeps people content enough to not start shooting government workers as is frequently done in oaxaca