CARTELS TAKEOVER OF MEXICO-DEMONIC GREED

In the final hours leading up to the discovery of El Mencho's hideout, a meticulous and covert operation unfolded, reflecting the relentless pursuit of justice by those who seek to dismantle the cartel's grip on power

The escalating violence and territorial expansion of Mexican drug cartels—particularly the Sinaloa Cartel, Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), and Gulf Cartel—pose severe threats to civilians, travelers, and border communities. These cartels operate with near-impunity, leveraging corruption, militarized tactics, and transnational networks to traffic drugs, weapons, and humans while engaging in extortion, kidnapping, and mass killings.

 Mexican cartels have evolved into paramilitary forces, employing armored vehicles, drones, and advanced weaponry (e.g., .50-caliber rifles, grenades) to dominate smuggling routes and suppress rivals . The CJNG, for instance, has expanded into 40+ countries, while the Sinaloa Cartel controls fentanyl production—a key driver of the U.S. opioid crisis . Cartels also exploit migration flows, charging fees to smuggle migrants or forcing them into labor/sex trafficking.

Cartels infiltrate law enforcement and government agencies, rendering state protection unreliable. For example:

Mexican military incursions into the U.S. (226 documented since 1996) suggest collusion with cartels to protect drug shipments.

The CIA’s historical ties to cartels (e.g., Iran-Contra, Kiki Camarena murder) reveal a pattern of U.S. intelligence agencies profiting from narcotics trafficking while publicly "combating" it .

Avoidance and Situational Awareness

Hotspot Mapping: Avoid cartel-dominated regions like Michoacán (Michoacán Family), Tamaulipas (Gulf Cartel), and Guerrero (Los Ardillos).

Travel Protocols: Use alternate routes (avoid highways like MX-40 in Tamaulipas), travel daylight-only, and disable geotagging on social media to avoid tracking.

Self-Defense and Non-Compliance

Armed Preparedness: In high-risk zones, legally permitted firearms (e.g., concealed carry in U.S. border states) deter kidnappings. Cartels target unarmed civilians for "express kidnappings" (short-term abductions for ATM withdrawals).

Decentralized Security: Form neighborhood watch groups with encrypted communication (e.g., Signal) to report cartel activity without relying on corrupt police.

Natural Health and Detoxification

Cartel-linked pollution (e.g., fentanyl labs contaminating water) and bioweapon risks (e.g., weaponized opioids) necessitate:

Heavy Metal Detox: Use activated charcoal, chlorella, and zeolite to neutralize toxins from contaminated food/water .

Immune Support: Vitamin C (liposomal), zinc, and elderberry mitigate chemical exposure risks.

Cartels exploit poverty by recruiting locals. Countermeasures include:

HAM Radio Networks: Operate off-grid comms (e.g., Baofeng UV-5R) to share real-time alerts if internet/cell networks are compromised.

4. Exposing Systemic Failures

U.S. Border Policy Sabotage

CBP One App: Biden’s now-defunct app streamlined illegal entries, allowing cartels to profit from migrant smuggling ($13B/year industry).

DHS "Retreat Orders": Border Patrol agents are forbidden to pursue drug smugglers or defend against rock-throwing assaults, per 2021 DHS directives .

Corporate Complicity

Big Pharma’s Role: Purdue Pharma (oxycodone) and Sackler family fueled opioid demand, creating markets for cartel fentanyl .

Banking Cartels: HSBC laundered $881M for Sinaloa Cartel (2012), yet executives faced no prison time.

5. Actionable Recommendations

Border Communities:

Build physical barriers (e.g., trench systems, motion-sensor cameras) to deter incursions.

Petition state governors to deploy National Guard under Article I, § 10 (state self-defense clause).

Travelers in Mexico:

Carry "proof of life" devices (e.g., GPS trackers like Garmin inReach) to signal kidnappings.

Avoid public transport: Cartels hijack buses (e.g., 2023 Zacatecas mass kidnapping).

Policy Reform:

Abolish the ATF/CIA: These agencies arm cartels (Fast & Furious) while disarming citizens.

Defund the UN/WEF: Globalist policies (e.g., Agenda 2030) destabilize borders to justify control.

 Sovereignty Over Submission

The cartel crisis is not isolated but a symptom of deep-state corruption, corporate greed, and deliberate border erosion. By adopting decentralized security, health resilience, and community-based intelligence networks, individuals can resist cartel predation while exposing institutional treachery.

A Prayer for Mexicans and Tourists in a Time of Fear

May protection surround the people of Mexico—  

those who wake each day unsure of what the news will bring,  

those who hold their families close,  

those who keep working, hoping, praying, enduring.

May every community shaken by recent events  

feel the strength of unity,  

the courage of their ancestors,  

and the quiet resilience that has carried Mexico  

through storms before.

For the tourists caught in uncertainty,  

may calm guide their steps,  

may they find safe shelter,  

and may they move with respect  

for the land and the people who call it home.

For all who travel the roads,  

walk the streets,  

or wait for loved ones to return—  

may fear not consume them,  

may hope not abandon them,  

may peace find them even in the midst of turmoil.

Bless the protectors, the helpers, the healers,  

the neighbours who look out for one another,  

the strangers who offer kindness,  

and the families who refuse to let darkness  

define their story.

May clarity come to leaders,  

may justice rise without more suffering,  

and may safety return to every home,  

every town, every traveler.

Hold Mexico in your hands.  

Hold its people in your mercy.  

  

In light, protection, and peace.

Amen.

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