Posted on 03/10/2017 6:11:20 PM PST by Mariner
For a few years, a wide-spread effort by the Mexican military to arrest or kill cartel leaders, most notably Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, seemed to be making progress.
But as Cartels began to fight for the territory of military-weakened rivals, the homicide rate once again exploded.
Now, a disturbing video shows the extreme length that participants in the emerging all-out gang war will go to retain or take power.
The graphic video shows two Los Zetas gunmen insulting rival gangs behind a shirtless, kneeling man.
The gunmen claim that their victim is part of a rival gang who was sent to commit crimes in Ciudad Victoria, according to a translation by Breitbart.
After delivering more threats to rival gangs, one of the gunmen pulls out a meat cleaver and cuts the victim's throat. The victim is then decapitated, and the gunmen place the severed head on the victim's back.
(Excerpt) Read more at chron.com ...
Tell me again why we don't need a wall, and why we should not crush and kill the gangs that are now here?
Build that beautiful wall...!!!
Differs in degree but not kind from the rumrunners of Prohibition.
Drug cartels with a Muzzy’s Spirit...
Sendem All to allah!
Beheading has a long history. The following is a list of notable people who were beheaded, arranged alphabetically by country or region and with date of decapitation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_who_were_beheaded
interesting list, but they added beheaded by means of accident, which doesn’t really count in my book. I will say one thing however, it seems like the knife they used in the middle-east is much sharper than south america’s.
The cartel members use a chainsaw for a beheading in this video, but the chainsaw keeps stalling out. Build the wall!!!!
https://goregrish.com/video/66/mexican-chainsaw-beheading
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