5 Times Cartels Messed With The Wrong People

[@tomioka2723]

Imagine your entire criminal empire brought down by a man because one of your men told his son he couldnt pick limes

[@iaonyt]

there's a lot of bullshit in this video, just keep that in mind lol...don't believe everything some random narrator says in a video..

[@matul3808]

that's a funny take but there's obviously a lot more to that. it could've been months or years that went by.

[@mrdude88]

@@matul3808Damn, so the son came back every month or year and was told he wasn't allowed to do an honest job like picking limes. That's messed up.

[@charlymrivera7236]

@@mrdude88 not all cartels sells drugs, in michoacan some cartel, stole other farmer land, and sell their harvest, like lime or avocados

[@deenman23]

@@charlymrivera7236 i think what you mean is not all cartels JUST sell drugs,but they also branch out

[@Cyberpunker1088]

Imagine being so ineffective as a government that your own senior citizens have to die fighting criminals.

[@roots4x]

It’s tough when drug cartels make so much money. Just consider yourself lucky you live in America (I’m assuming). Drug cartels have been estimated at making up to 25% of the entire Mexican GDP. That’s without having to worry about providing any of the services a government provides.

[@ronwheeler7788]

There beginning to run the towns in America too. At least the places where they don't have stand your ground laws.

[@agomez10247365]

What do you think the 2nd amendment is for?

[@trevormiles5852]

Imagine a government so ineffective that its citizens were goated into attacking federal building to the point they killed federal guards and citizen was shot in face trying to break in window. Just saying. But you are right and we must not forget that we all have a part in being good citizens. Shame so many innocent people died. And lives ruined.

[@ed-te1fp]

Imagine being so ineffective as a government that they still can't run democratic elections without millions of them convinced it was fraudulent.

[@davidjackson4916]

The government could send several thousand soldiers,to take out a father avenging his son,but not to keep law and order for the citizen who can't defend themselves.

[@StoneCoolds]

The army works to protect the cartels and rob poor people, they arent a real army, just a bunch of cowards that work for money

[@korinogaro]

Corruption. They get waaaay too much money under the table to fight with organized crime seriously.

[@cloudwalker9572]

There's a very simple explanation: the government is corrupt.

[@nobytes2]

most cartels are owned by the government so they decide who stays and goes

[@Yue_Jin]

Issue is no government cares about the people.

[@crazedmonk8u]

first 4 mins sums up cartels perfectly and just shows that power corrupts. they formed two different groups to fight against the cartels but then they fought each other and the "vigilantes" from the second group split off and formed their own cartel. the cycle continues

[@lxolxo7]

Sounds kind of similar to the Crips and Bloods rivalry?

[@bengraham5699]

bullshit. the leader from the second group came from the original criminal cartel full of criminals. It's obvious that he will stay a criminal.

[@janejones8672]

Los Zetas

[@nikolayantonov4847]

Mexicans...

[@aj.j5833]

Their mistake was letting "former" cartel members join their group. There is a reason why you gate keep.

[@AMWGX]

The old man is a real life Rambo

[@DNITE1337]

Probably the Inspiration for the Last Blood movie.

[@Itzzmeagain28]

Look up Roy Benavidez for a real life Rambo. That story is straight out of a movie

[@MichaelJohnson-kw1dj]

That last guy was a Warrior. When you get older that bullying catch up with you, it gotta be a movie out about him

[@scalla24]

He had to inspire the latest Rambo movie

[@EllyOguttu]

He got a movie on netflix .

[@OGMTANK]

It has a mexican "El norte sobre el vacío "

[@robertsears8323]

No he was not a warrior he was a loser as he died like a coward. The only way to be a hero and a warrior is to live. He like all the other losers all failed and did nothing as they did not win. I have no respect for dead people.

[@william3791]

​@@robertsears8323he died like a coward?? outnumbered and outmatched in fight and still end up winning?? thats a warrior my dude, if he's a coward he'll runaway.

[@kellysavalas5937]

Miriam is 110 percent right. You lose your child. You stop caring. She still took down the people responsible for her daughter's death. In the immortal words of John Rambo. Mission Accomplished.

[@robertsears8323]

She didn't take anyone down as she didn't kill anyone. She is the most useless person on this list of cowards that got killed.

[@_knight-king]

​@@robertsears8323 you are a dik because you are talking bad about the PPL fighting against your idols like cartels and the corrupt government!! I really can't grasp the sty life you are living in 😢

[@cortezbaldur413]

​@@robertsears8323yes cause there dead there cowards u have no logic

[@listrahtes]

​@@cortezbaldur413 don't worry he jumps all over comments insulting people that fought against cartel. Quite possible a 14 year old glorifying these butchers while playing Nintendo

[@robertsears8323]

And you don't have any working brain cells. @@cortezbaldur413

[@galarxa]

Thats how cartel were made, people uniting to protect themselves and ending up creating a gang never ending cycle

[@Brad-iq1eu]

It's pretty sad because you're exactly right.

[@relight6931]

What is worse, why my knowledge of Mexico history is lacking, basically one things come to mind.. They have like a century of different rulers who were basically not much better, and sometimes much worse then today's cartel bosses..

[@pepethefrog6809]

So like an army for the people but gets corrupted from the inside.

[@xaxabinks]

@@pepethefrog6809yeah that’s how most street gangs in america started too. The crips started as a thing to protect kids from being bullied by kids from the other neighborhood.

[@texasfuneral4787]

The prospect of money turns them into a gang

[@alieusavage4838]

Last Guy pulled off a 1v6. Respect💯

[@velkanzi]

Much, much more than a 1v6. This makes it even more impressive.

[@jjoworld]

Damn and not only 1 vs 6 but he did it with hunting rifles not ar 😮

[@derekpalm9919]

Nah it was definitely closer to a 1v10 or 20 but his kD ratio was 6/1

[@plutonix853]

​@@jjoworldeven better since Don alejo loved to hunt animals so really he was hunting them down like animals.

[@ATA_KotmAaron]

Fr, its like the ending of rdr1

[@lyedavide]

We need more people like these 5 heroes who had the guts to fight back against crime and criminals.

[@Anlonn]

neah, we need to legalize all drugs. we need civic education, we need less propaganda that blinds our humanity.

[@lucycarlisle9120]

​@@Anlonn That's not working too well in states that have decriminalized drugs. Have you even seen Skid Row lately? You may have a great heart with a lot of sympathy for addicts, but it is sheer stupidity to take fear of legal consequences away from something that takes so many lives & shatters so many families. Time to quit feeling so much & start thinking more. Addicts hurt more people than just themselves.

[@Anlonn]

@@lucycarlisle9120 addiction's root is pain. a consequence of disconnection as a coping mechanism. the need of self dissociation as a child as a trauma response with echos in the adulthood. what we need is more compassion, more love, more kindness. hate will fire more hate. violence will fire more violence. the need for connection is what our inner self craves. learning healthy love should be teach in school as any other class. the lack of self awareness is the main cause of conflicts and pain. may all beings be happy.

[@savannahpaige3670]

Or the U.S. could help them? Instead of going across the planet to cause other countries MORE problems..

[@savannahpaige3670]

​@@lucycarlisle9120The law has NEVER stopped a drug deal or drug use! The fact u dont kno that, excludes ur opinion..

[@toorimakun]

So in other words.... *THEY COULD PUT A STOP TO THE CARTELS* but they don't

[@ToBeIsWasWere]

No.

[@Babumoshai..]

Because they get their cut on time, authorities only get involved when one of their own gets hurt before that they don't move an inch.

[@toorimakun]

@@ToBeIsWasWere err... you didn't watch the video did you? Also I already know something COULD be done about the cartels... it was done in the past. The US came in to mexico and completely nuked a cartel. They had almost taken over all of mexico.. the other cartels were in hiding expect 1 in the south west of Mexico that was still trying to put up a fight.

[@strat1080]

The problem is like terrorist groups. You take one down and another one pops up in its place

[@toorimakun]

@@strat1080 That is why the people should be armed.... if the people had the same access to force as the cartels they wouldn't be able to run amuck

[@Cyper2890]

Last guy was a straight up soldier, literally stopping the takeover of his ranch. It's sad that citizens have to die to protect what they love because the government is corrupt. Salute my man you earned your way to paradise

[@DERTHIX]

Imagine realizing your cartel was taken down because of Lemons...

[@samy7013]

*Limes 🍋‍🟩 😁👍

[@DoktrDub]

Britain went to war over dumped tea, so it’s not too hard to imagine tbh.

[@karawigley6231]

@@samy7013 Actually, they say Mora was pushed over the edge when the cartel forbade his son from picking lemons on their own farm. I’m not sure if the narrator mixed them up or that both are true but technically they’re not wrong lol. 0:53 - 1:07

[@janejones8672]

It happens

[@kommander1440]

My dad was in the mexican army and he had rough stories of when he fought the cartel. Feels badass knowing your father was smoking dangerous men in gunfights

[@thereal1006]

Smoking the one eye

[@G33kCulture]

So he fought for the cartel, because it doesn't seem like your government or military gives a shit about the law.

[@jesusbalderas7656]

​​@@G33kCulture a government's ignorance is (at least in this guys dad's case) irrelevant in relation to an individual's actions, his dad did his part to fight and kill cartel members and so do the majority of enlisted mexican soldiers because THEY give a shit about the law, if there is anyone who has to get their stuff right its the Mexican media/people who glorify the cartel, the government, the police, and people in the high chain of command of the military

[@saintleoraunt2341]

@@G33kCultureyou don’t know shit outside your bedroom door mija

[@singleasasin]

19:1444 RESPECT for Don Alejo ! ... 😊👍 The man refused to give up, without a fight ! .... YET, this is ANOTHER PROOF that the authorities are corrupt, refusing to send Aany help during the fight between Don Alejo and the cartel's members ! ... 😐

[@redwater4778]

I though the DEA was down there to control the votes in their elections to take over their economy . That the DEA hired the police feds military .and hitmen to do the murdering.

[@Predatorian234]

@vlacko….what? How? Alejo is literally Latin

[@solomon3845]

77 year old is a Legend👑💯

[@m15thios]

last guy is a fucking G

[@lxolxo7]

My thoughts EXACTLY!!! 100

[@Sloth_YTMemez]

rip to him he was a absoulute w chad

[@m15thios]

@OmarAguirre-qv6sg damn 🗿

[@divocktekashi9479]

​@OmarAguirre-qv6sg Source: Bro trust me

[@unrullyforlife8989]

​@OmarAguirre-qv6sg that nephew must have loved him. well done.

[@Null4eva]

Cartels are stronger than ever, they are basically brigade level infantry units at this point.

[@stoneheart7628]

Thanks to certain government agencies

[@etiobatista5938]

Cia or Fbi?

[@superspies32]

And they even stronger since more than 50% firearms sent to Ukraine to combat Russians be sold on black market.

[@luiswonder2101]

@@etiobatista5938 Both...also i highly suspect DEA is not making enough effort to bring down the cartels, because if they ever do that, they would be out of jobs :/

[@MultiKwolf]

@@luiswonder2101that is the dumbest comment ive ever seen 😂 the only reason why the DEA is having a hard time and couldnt do sht is because of the Mexican government covering the cartels lmfao all of these massacres are everywhere and nothing is being done, that in it self is enough evidence on whats really going on, blaming America for this is so stupid and makes 0 sense i hope the US shuts down the border again or just go to war, since Mexico is more interested in defending criminals and having “peace treaties “ after their innocent citizens are butchered in broad daylight, how a government allowed this type of group to exist or even grew is beyond comprehension

[@TheWraithone]

Moral of this story. There is no retirement plan for a drug dealer other than bars, or a pine box, or in some cases, a 50-gallon oil drum.

[@badknightforeverxx3468]

that’s the outcome. The retirement plan is to wash the dirty money into clean money

[@janejones8672]

Exactly ✔️

[@joemadda]

You don't know many drug dealers, do you?

[@badknightforeverxx3468]

@@joemadda if I did they either stopped, went to jail, or dead.

[@Ngaihawma420]

Mexico wont ever be free from Cartels when even the vigilantes meant to fight cartels formed their own cartels lol

[@WickedPhase]

It's surprisingly common unfortunately

[@duudsuufd]

It will be free from Cartels if the Americans stop buying cocaine.

[@freedomdude5420]

What is fueling it?

[@WickedPhase]

@@freedomdude5420 Same reason many cartels form; greed.

[@freedomdude5420]

@@WickedPhase I hate to admit it, we US citizen aren't help the situation.

[@TheScotian82]

Imagine calling yourselves the "Knights Templar" cartel...

[@stoneheart7628]

Which was beyond fucking insulting to the actual knights Templar

[@Army_Dog]

Sayonara

[@phonymex3340]

It was like a religion thing.

[@edd943]

@@stoneheart7628 not really, the templars where x100 brutal than those guys.

[@Mayan_88694]

@@stoneheart7628to hell with them

[@undebilefandepokemon3069]

I’m sorry, but I feel like a Neo-western movie should be produced about Hipolito Mora Chavez’s struggle against the Knight Templar Cartel.

[@robertsears8323]

But he was a loser and lost and let him self get killed because he was weak.

[@undebilefandepokemon3069]

@@robertsears8323 If you say so. It doesn’t make it any less epic.

[@Chaotic-Star-3-6-9]

@@robertsears8323 LMAO are you a cartel member?

[@robertsears8323]

@@undebilefandepokemon3069 It was not epic as the good guy got killed.

[@holyX]

@@robertsears8323 ok crybaby incel in your mom's basement

[@lestercarvin4422]

When the authorities fail, the citizens step forward

[@qjtvaddict]

Revolution?

[@lestercarvin4422]

@@qjtvaddict By the Beatles?

[@jesusbalderas7656]

​@@lestercarvin4422um.. no?

[@janejones8672]

The villagers are vigilantes. Don't forget that Mexico has a mandatory 2 year military service requirement. The men have been trained with weapons and military tactics

[@hardkoregamer1981]

That last video was a good honest man and who fought for all the right reasons god rest his soul 🙏

[@pkskyw]

Top respect for Miriam, Don Alejo, and Agent Camarena these guys were superheros

[@juanvillalvazo3813]

Camarena, many say that the us give the order to take it out

[@hungthiem6491]

Reporters: how did the Cartel die? Mora: a lemon Reporters: A what? Mora: a lemon

[@richardtherichard26]

That last dude is one of the most badass people that has ever lived. They should make a movie about bro if they haven’t already

[@CarlosLopez-vn1he]

Unfortunately there is no film as such about Don Alejo but there is a documentary that tells what happened. In México it is more common to compose songs dedicated to heroes or brave men, among other things, these songs are known as "corridos", and more than one song was composed for Don Alejo.

[@joie8465]

Who cares about movies

[@Sebastianator01]

@@CarlosLopez-vn1hein Hollywood, they make movies of heroes, in Mexico City, they make songs

[@richardtherichard26]

@@joie8465 millions upon millions of people. Thats why they are made 🤡🤡🤡

[@AsusanXT]

the last rambo movie, actually seems extremely similar to his story. Some of it is not there, but it's similar.

[@rijaxbloodmore1644]

Don Alejo earned his place in Valhalla

[@dagangsta1003]

bruh he believed in jesus

[@WYKLO]

Being the "wrong person" to a CARTEL is one hell of an achievement

[@SebastianQuinnelly]

What a joke of a government.

[@stoneheart7628]

Bit like every other government really

[@Integritys_Sum]

It is

[@aleksandarvil5718]

Don't forget Establishments of Biden, Trudeau, Macron !!! 😅😅😅😂😂😂

[@GaynessAtItsFinest]

​@@aleksandarvil5718 Mexico, Russia, PRC, and North Korea are the worst:)

[@hungryoctopus2783]

@@aleksandarvil5718and trump

[@TheThreatenedSwan]

There is a lot of anarcho-tyranny of the Mexican government punishing citizens who try to stand up for themselves, but there is also just a lot of rhetoric from groups that would become just as bad if they had the power

[@calhitmen]

False, the "vigilantes" failed because the federal government put alot of effort into taking them down. They also allowed ex cartel members into their ranks which also wasnt smart.

[@ABrownCatGamin]

DEP Don Alejo. Nuevo Leon will never forget you, Rancho San Jose won't belong to anyone but you❤

[@ottocarius7814]

Cartel kills a DEA agent US: so you have chosen death

[@chrisc9106]

imagine back in the day when the usa governement actually meant something and shut down the whole border for one of its own.... NEVER would they do that today, now they'll say wHo? wE dOnT kNoW him.

[@ottocarius7814]

@@chrisc9106 sad isn’t it

[@mcodes5214]

there's theory that Kiki was killed by CIA cause he found out about CIA drug or arm running operation there and Felix was made escape goat. And what's fucked up is that after felix went down the real chaos ensued.

[@ottocarius7814]

@@mcodes5214 I wouldn't doubt it. the CIA has had people killed before

[@ottocarius7814]

@@mcodes5214 I wouldn’t doubt if the CIA has had a lot of people killed

[@nicholasryan7766]

Let this be a lesson to those who are unaware: courage is not an absence of fear, rather it is the recognition of it and the willingness to confront it anyway. Rest in peace, Don Alejo. You stood firm in the face of unwinnable odds and did not flinch 💯

[@Philliwolf5]

If the government and law enforcement truly wanted to stop the cartels, they would. But they value money over the peace and safety of their own people. Greed and corruption will keep them exactly where they are.

[@frankfixitnow]

Nothing new , happens in United States as well, just more open in Mexico. United States is in the closet about it, but it happens here as well.

[@freedomdude5420]

And then there prison industrial complex and you think Us elite aren't connected, let me introduce to Contra affair and Hollywood.

[@freedomdude5420]

@@frankfixitnow My comment got erase.😡

[@jesusbalderas7656]

​@@frankfixitnownot just that but the US is also backing up most cartels either by selling arms or buying their products, as a Mexican I really SMH when I see some Americans in the comment section talking so much smack about Mexico being 100% at fault for letting the cartels wreak havoc when the DEA and CIA themselves are part of this too

[@jcmb5708]

​@@frankfixitnow I'm seeing things like this violence happen a lot in the US. Saddens me to say, but we are headed there if not already. We can change presidents all we want, the policies usually remain the same. We've had several mass shootings, violence and crime keeps going up like crazy and they're doing the exact same thing as in Mexico: letting the criminals out almost immediately. Ridiculous. I see a lot of comments about America's superiority, and it is in different aspects, but Amercans refuse to acknowledge that there is no good guys here either. I have faith in this country and wish the best to the Mexican people.

[@MrSuckeragi]

Dude just wanted to farm, don't mess with the guy who just wants to be left alone!

[@Ares_The__Greek_God_of_War]

Fun fact for the Kiki Camarena case, his death help start the red ribbon week in the United States

[@carknower]

What’s fun about it?

[@markanthony1004]

@@carknowerFun fact is just something people say. It ain’t that deep

[@iaonyt]

@@markanthony1004 lol these fucking sensitive people are everywhere

[@samy7013]

@@markanthony1004 : Technically though, your comment was both a fun fact, and deep. 😁

[@janejones8672]

Red Ribbon - Just say NO to Drugs

[@SiLaChaCha]

My father bought land in Sinaloa in the early 90's and the cartel took it from him. It's so sad to see what has happened to a country I love so dearly😞 Its hard to watch.

[@janejones8672]

Sinaloa is the most dangerous State in Mexico

[@yaqzanliveson]

Gentlemen, the video is solid but you need to work on the captions. There are mistakes here and there but I appreciate putting the effort to include them, certainly admirable

[@phonymex3340]

Last guy should get a Civilian Medal of Honor. Defending his home in his own country against terrorists

[@pezdoragod8260]

Don Alejo 🥲 Rest in peace leyend

[@grandparedpill2695]

Never f**k with an old man, they have little live to loose and a legacy to bestow. they wont go gently into that good night. Gd Bless you Don!

[@DavidB-rx3km]

Why do you bother with subtitles if they are totally incorrect? There doesn't seem any point in auto-generating them.

[@NotAnNPC343]

Stand Proud, you are strong... man that last guy is a legend

[@mmm-pc3xe]

I cant escape the lobotomy

[@kmo7418]

@@mmm-pc3xeCartel Kaisen

[@MasterMus]

Cartels will be doomed if they kill John Wick's dog.

[@eduardocataganha439]

There are dogs you should not mess with

[@nocententertainments5210]

Now cartel messed with the wrong people.. hahah😂

[@lionzzz]

😂😂

[@Random_clipz101]

So y'all like cartels why are you laughing

[@thotmagnet3336]

​@@Random_clipz101 Believe it or not some Mexicans see cartels are robin hoods

[@JackWillistone1993]

​@@thotmagnet3336serious question...what's wrong with the rich? They pay the lions share of taxes, lead in job creation and technological innovation and give the most to charity.

[@stimihendrix3404]

@@Random_clipz101no he’s laughing because most of the videos have the title in a different order lmao

[@High_7]

Now we know from where the idea of Rambo 4 Last Blood came from.

[@VoidExileYT]

The ending implies that either the guy took his own life or died to his injuries after the adrenaline wore off after the gunmen left, or the gunmen had already taken him out but expected more bullets and left anyway

[@darius3566]

He might've been hit in the midst of the hours long gunfight but didn't even realize until the adrenaline wore off and he bled out. Any person with enough adrenaline can keep moving and fighting even with a rifle wound in them.

[@VoidExileYT]

@@darius3566 You say he didn't even realize. Does that mean adrenaline is so effective that it pretty much gets rid of all the pain entirely for it's duration?

[@servandoramirez7557]

@@VoidExileYTyes. If that interests you, look up hysterical strength. There’s this story of a mom that lifted her car with one hand to get her child stuck under the car with the other hand.

[@dr4go749]

It is not told on the video, but don Alejo was found in a bathroom with multiple grenade and shot wounds, holding to his shotgun. While two cartel members were found in front of the door (those that were found unconscious) So I'm assuming that after the adrenaline was wearing down and he was no longer able to run, he hid himself in the bathroom to ambush any cartel member that tried to get in, those got into the house and got shot, so after hearing the shots and not seeing their partners get out, the rest of the cartel members fled.

[@Cirque0011]

@@servandoramirez7557Absolutely. In mountaineering and climbing we refer to it as ‘miracle hour’

[@gertrudeb5045]

government is quick to issue speeding ticket but denies all request when the citizens need help

[@JiggleBiggle-g6n]

That's why the second amendment

[@EyeSeeU2]

ALEJO GARZA TAMEZ a good decent man forced to stand his ground on his own against evil, RIP ole warrior 😢

[@LearningArms]

Thanks for putting this up of some real heroes. Tired of seeing videos glamourising cartels.

[@robertsears8323]

None of these crappy people are heroes as they all let themselves get killed by brain dead cartel members.

[@MexicanDog15]

Last guy tuned into rambo bro

[@hablah5015]

Miriam is amazing she do everything to get Justice.

[@robertsears8323]

But she did nothing.

[@cortezbaldur413]

​@@robertsears8323she exposed alot of info on the cartels seriously fuck u

[@gunman762]

​@@robertsears8323did you watch the video?

[@robertsears8323]

@gunman762 Yes I did. I was very disappointed in all of these people that failed to actually take on the cartels

[@Andy-pr5be]

This deserves way more views, very inspiring

[@Sevan_UP]

I'm glad there are people out there that actually stand their ground and counter these criminal organizations

[@CaptainKokomoGaming]

So many stories that could make great movies.

[@mbo1455]

Shitty brutall stories

[@vukberbakov344]

@@mbo1455Did i stutter?

[@errorx_x1063]

Law Abiding Citizen and Sicario come to mind

[@singleasasin]

09:00 THIS is a tragic story of, another citizen who, tried to lower the cartel numebrs, but, ended indirectly discovering that the governement was on cartel's paycheck list 😞

[@AsusanXT]

Pretty much. Loads of the politicians are corrupt in some shape or form. Like trying to win an election or having the random huge funds to stay in power. They won't say how they got their money, but pay off others to keep their nose somewhere else.

[@janejones8672]

Yep

[@whatutalkinboutwillis6122]

The last guy not only did he stand his ground he made sure his workers were free of danger.

[@TheNightmareAngelYT]

That last one. "You yee'ed your last haw."

[@NKript]

Wow. This was certainly informative; awesome video.

[@comedybychameleon7850]

You might say these people have a particular set of skills

[@SmithBeatZ1]

I watched a story of Kiki and what happened to him with his partner and friend narrating it. So messed up what happened to him.

[@JonByron]

He got people killed

[@FindTheFun]

Why do you include your own subtitles if they are always consistently wrong???

[@joemadda]

Well, when I watch the subtitles they're correct. Maybe you just can't read so well.

[@FindTheFun]

@@joemadda LMAO learn to read better my man. There's like a dozen words throughout the video that are wrong.

[@Karl_Sebastian]

Agree. Putting the names on screen and then getting them wrong in the subtitles. Low effort text.

[@Nodes805]

Your video editing skills are impeccable! Clipping random movie clips that coincides with your narration 👏👏👏

[@jebbroham1776]

Ever notice how you come across somebody once in a while you shouldn't have fucked with?

[@thecinematicexperience420]

Much better audio mix this time brotha 👍

[@joestar-vt9hm]

Definitely agree

[@NarwahlGaming]

So it was worse than the Christmas bells all through the middle of this one, before? Dang!

[@godfreyodenigbo95]

I just wanted to point out, - they all died - nothing really changed after all

[@JamiruDakarusu]

Yeah

[@jindrichsander7271]

I just want to point out, -it spread awareness and certain level of prevention against cartels -multiple members of cartels ended up locked up or dead. - a lot of things changed even as close as 5 years ago. Have some hope. Your ancestors didn't just lay their heads on a piece of Wood and waited to be beheaded just because there were dangerous people. Think of it another way, if just any of those people in the video could cause serious trouble to cartels, imagine what many people could do if we joined our heads together. Cartels ain't going to last forever but if everyone adopts your mindset nothing is going to be done about cartel crimes.

[@RAGINGINSOMNIA-o8e]

~they made a loud statement before their death instead of succumbing to the evil and accepting it. ~ they left a legacy of fearlessness and bravery behind for others. ~ death became irrelevant when the cause was perceived to be much greater than themselves. Think of it as going to war against a malevolent force that murdered your daughter, wanted to steal your livelihood (farm), your home you lived in for decades and leave you with nothing like a beggar on street… ~they exposed weakness amongst the cartels …something not easy to do especially for one person. The last guy had a multiple hour gunfight with an entire team of killers, got 6 of them, and scared the rest off while protecting his home. As far as long term change, the Mexican and US governments working together have not achieved that. These individuals probably caused more uproar in their microcosms than any big drug bust or arrest will ever do for a larger scale. Mora created his own autodefensas group and many more (a lot them farmers) were formed in the wake of people fighting back and getting fed up of being bullied. Some go corrupt but many are still out there fighting for the good. People are realizing they can fight back. It’s not an automatic win, but it’s still positive change imo. Life isn’t a Hollywood movie where everything ends happily so the audience can go home satisfied.

[@godfreyodenigbo95]

@@RAGINGINSOMNIA-o8e i dont know man.. but i get u

[@RAGINGINSOMNIA-o8e]

@@godfreyodenigbo95 KZbin deleted my comment but i get your perspective too. I was just trying to play devil’s advocate. Death becomes irrelevant when the cause you are fighting for is believed to be greater than you. Think of it as going to war against a malevolent force that killed your daughter, tried to take your livelihood (farm) or your home, leave you with nothing etc. The last guy was almost 80 years old and scared off an entire group of killers, taking out 6 all by himself while protecting his home in a multiple hour long gunfight. I am sure you can see honor in that as he made the big bad cartel look weak and penetrable. As far as change the emergence of autodefensas groups like Mora’s became more common which is for the most part positive (some do become corrupt). People are fighting back. Besides, as far as long term radical change goes, not even the US and Mexican gov working together have managed that so far. Drugs will keep going up to the US and American firearms will keeps going down to MX in-the very hands of the enemy they are fighting. The two countries are like a dysfunctional, codependent couple together and there is way too much money involved for this to stop.

[@MrCakocalypse]

Bro the biggest rule existing is " Dont fuck arround with villagers, you have no chance if they decide to fix the problem.

[@Sksk27547]

This channel has a lot details to the stories 😆 I pushed subscribe 😆

[@NamKas-cc4cv]

With age 77 alone against a Cartel ......Big Respect RIP

[@janejones8672]

I was in Guadalajara when the DEA Agent and his pilot went missing in February 1985. The entire year was horrible. In September 1985, the earthquake went off in MX CD. Terrible year

[@Infinity-painted-white]

Damn man what tf is wrong with that country?

[@diegobotto6245]

Corruption, it destroyed mexico, omce it was a global power, now its nothing, its sad

[@JoeRogansForehead]

Hispanics

[@JK-vi3jm]

@@JoeRogansForehead more specifically, the low IQ and impulse control

[@sembatyajoshua6868]

@Infinity-painted-white. And still dumb north Americans still go there for vacation 😅

[@diegobotto6245]

@@JoeRogansForehead lol

[@GioproBeSigningIn]

"it was a bloodbath" *At The Speed Of Light starts playing*

[@royvanveen9732]

i really like your videos, thanks for uploading

[@empireman2867]

Really shows how fragile a cartel can really be when one person decides to take actions and how ineffective a government can be when no one takes action

[@ef_danielsan]

respect to the old man defending his farm at #1. He almost pulled it off.

[@lifeforce3451]

some of these stories would make a powerlfull movie

[@Rumpled4SkinFU2]

In regards to the story on Kiki. You NEVER allow yourself to be taken and transported anywhere. Fight back even if it kills you because wherever their taking you is often a fate worse than death.

[@janejones8672]

It was made to look like an arrest. It was a blue four door car and police cars

[@TakeYorTen]

Your impersonations are hilarious, keep it up.

[@frankford17]

Cartel: Your son cannot pick limes. Famers: This is when we took it personal

[@andrehooker3229]

Cartels vs cartels what I got from this. One side was avenging loved ones, and the other side was just greedy.

[@t-time9690]

Almost all of the people who stood up against these cartels got killed. This shows how useless South American governments are. Of what use is it to send any military force against cartels only as long as the people trying to fight them are alive? It was almost as if they only came to make a show of action, but usually did nothing. When the person who actually fought got killed, action against the cartel's stopped. In other words, in most of these cases, the cartels won. The cartels lost members, but only in the case of the DEA agent did they ultimately lose leaders, or were in any serious way given trouble.

[@Jmoneygaming88]

amazing work keep up the great work❤❤😂😂

[@chrischimera1999]

Imagine being such an incompetent place where you can dig 29 people out of a prison.

[@twistedmentally8897]

I'm impressed how this guy can pronounce their names perfectly with the roll of his tongue and he doesn't sound Hispanic yes I know stereotyping but honestly he doesn't sound Hispanic at all so it's definitely a great attention to detail in everyone of his videos he learns how to speak their names perfectly this indeed makes him a great Narrator

[@stevenburris8854]

Could be named, 5 times the wrong people were murdered by the cartel

[@Drae_mon]

The sad thing is only one of this stories had a decent ending. Everybody else died the same way, or probably just made a dent at the cartel.

[@ladybimshire6808]

It’s sad that not one worker stayed to fight with the old man. Did he have no sons, grandsons?

[@macantonioc]

Like the roof koreans in LA

[@lukearcher886]

Everyone in these stories are so moral and not underhanded at all. Like, Everyone! That place is awesome!

[@yaphet8574]

Cartels are the best example of when people stand up and defend theirselves against corrupt government.

[@DaXia333]

Why is this video filled with clips from totally unrelated movies/shows?

[@stefanjoseph2605]

Because they’re not totally unrelated, dbag

[@c.m.6358]

I feel sorry for the people having to deal with cartels, they're evil!

[@eabeloth7035]

Succesful men. They must be so nice and social.

[@asgerhyer5325]

Amazing!! Simply amazing. What an extraordinary set of people. R.I.P.

[@nicholasnguyen5181]

This was amazing, I can’t lie

[@kaih_the_viewer]

0:19 did anyone else think the guy on the far right was Peter Cullen AKA the voice of Optimus Prime?

[@DmitriSlavutsky]

Хахаха, я тоже так думал

[@thatmemestar378]

Me seeing the title 😒 Me reading it carefully again 😎

[@davidjpbernardes]

Pretty interesting stories Btw, does anyone bother to check the video embedded captions?! They're alsolute crap like half the time 🤦🏻

[@nwerd7584]

the idea of forming anti cartel groups, and just becoming cartels themselves is pretty funny. no matter the side they all vow to protect the citizens first and then slowly turn against everyone.

[@shadowpoet4398]

My dad was born in 1934. He was a career soldier. The Silent Generation was silent by choice. When they speak, the whole world listens. “It's Ours, And You Can't Have It!“ Viva Donna Leko