Phoenix II - Colombia '91

[@Simte]

My folks survived this era. It was crazy to hear daily bomb attacks in the news or them telling us how lucky they were not to be near a place of incident. It's quite saddening to see such beautiful country plagued by war. We are al very resilient here.

[@laddicusprime1037]

God bless Colombia

[@andresfelipeortizmunoz1799]

This is not a beautiful country, is a cursed country

[@Nerevarine420]

You guys make fire hot dogs too

[@MrJack1992]

@@andresfelipeortizmunoz1799 There is a saying that Columbia in order to be one of the most beautiful and livable country. it came at one cost however the beauty she must have her land paid for in blood, sweat, and tears.

[@lordtata2000]

i feel you bro i feel

[@joshcorvette]

The Team House podcast did a great interview with Peter McAleese (The big guy at 0:52) about this operation. A bunch of veteran mercs trained in secret for months on a assassination raid on Escobar's compound and it probably would have succeeded if not for an inexperienced helicopter pilot who flew through fog into a mountain.

[@TheGoodChap]

Idk if you've heard of the bayou of pigs, there was a soldier if fortune from Texas and white nationalist from Canada who plotted to hire more mercs and overthrow the tiny island of dominica to reinstate the former president who they recruited with the intent of getting sole monopoly access to industry and tourism they were going to construct plus a bunch of money up front. It legit most certainly would have worked except instead of buying a boat they payed a guy to take them there under a flimsy cover story and they dude was extremely suspicious thinking they were with drug cartels so he informed to the FBI and got them all arrested at the pier with all the guns. Classic attempted filibuster in the modern era

[@bongo6_462]

Just watched a docu about it. great stuff

[@alexwieland-ducher8792]

It relay amazes me how brave the Colombians were in taking down Escobar, relay goes to show you what can be accomplished with just a few good men.

[@leonrothier6638]

He was practically all alone by the time they caught up to him, he lost a lot of his guys and rival cartels were taking the crown by then.

[@herschelschueler]

Really.

[@alexwieland-ducher8792]

@@herschelschueler yeah sorry about that i'm legit dyslexic and spell check can screw with me some times.

[@CommanderLongJohn]

"A few good men," well one should remember they had the Cali Cartel/Paramilitaries/CNP/Search Bloc/CIA & DEA all after him for years... and he won the first time around via securing a deal for La Catedral 👀 A whole lot of these 'brave Colombians' simply worked for the Cali Cartel or the Castanos Brothers *paramilitary traffickers* instead as well, not all of them did of course *especially the Search Bloc* ; but you still had countless police/soldiers/politicians/government officials even simple Taxi drivers, helping take Pablo down only to *often unknowingly* usher in a new era of trafficking and the violence that came with it-including the bloody fued between Cali & North Valley, and eventually the North Valley/AUC vs Communist FARC insurgents in the early 2000's. North Valley was pretty much just as violent & bloody as Medellín too, chainsawing their victims alive, car bombs, the whole shebang.

[@chimeraiscool]

And a rival cartel too

[@Alexanskaya]

If you want to make another video about Colombia, you should consider "the taking of the palace" (Toma del palacio de justicia, if you need information about it, let me know), it took place in 1985, was related to Pablo Escobar, and it was also a remarkable historical event

[@skull16cr]

uff that one really deserves MajorSamm's attention, the rumor that the police and military unfollowed politicians orders and just went trigger happy was never entirely dismissed

[@PennGaming]

I'd make it 😀

[@asherif3893]

It was related to m19 a communist group not escobar

[@re9498]

@@asherif3893 Yeah, but a huge issue in Colombia at that time was extradition to the US for prisoners, something Escobar and the Cartel we're vehemently opposed to. Curiously, many of the justices who were in support for extradition sound up dead. There is also the fact that countless government records against criminals were destroyed. Finally, there is good reason to suspect Pablo may have financed M19 to an extent.

[@gnarl12]

An absolutely insane event

[@jim_dubhglas]

Note: most of the opposition to Escobar in this video are mercenaries, hired to try and take him out. The heavy-set, shaved head guy at 0:52 and other scenes is Peter McAleese, the Scottish mercenary, Ex - SAS soldier, battlefield proven, who organized a mission to get Escobar with his crew. These are not CIA, but rather paid, guns for hire. RESPECT!

[@giovannicervantes2053]

We will never escape the mercs that brought us here

[@journeysegales5082]

is it possible that those mercs were hired by the Cali cartel (or by Northern valley) ?

[@LeanBeefAdobo]

@@journeysegales5082 S.A.S nah I doubt it but if it was ex Mexican special forces then it would be a good chance.

[@williamsherman1942]

@@LeanBeefAdobo If you know the CIA you would know that they have their claws dipped in each pie, especially when it’s regarding narcotics. The CIA has always wanted to monopolize drug-trafficking, nowadays American politicians are fine with it just as long as it’s as low as possible.

[@williamsherman1942]

@Kevan Bianco Nothing, but you cannot deny that they have balls. Willing to fight in some random country to get rid of some narco-terorist for some bucks? That’s pretty brave and you could say suicidal knowing how Pablo dealt with anyone who wasn’t in bed with him.

[@RicH-00Z7]

Colombia un país que ha pisado el infierno viviendo entre políticos corruptos, paramilitares, narcos y guerrillas, pero un día resurgirá hasta el cielo y encontrará la paz. ❤️🇨🇴

[@Alexanskaya]

no cuente con eso hermano ajajajaja

[@guillermotux614]

Te falto las mafias

[@quirogagerman447]

ese pensamiento lo comparte toda america del sur jaja

[@miguelangelcifuentescruz9465]

@@quirogagerman447 Exacto. Amen.

[@valentinov901]

Jajajajajaja Paz en colombia,buen chiste men

[@pepealasquid6005]

If you havent already i suggest reading the memoirs of Pablo Escobars son who became an architect. Quite a pleasurable read.

[@khairulnabilakmal33]

Narcos never mentioned this. What a surprise

[@herschelschueler]

They did. The failed house raid where he escapes after the prison is in part based on this operation.

[@beltempest4448]

@@kenolent8611 season 1 is really good

[@herschelschueler]

@@kenolent8611 it's great, but not enough if you want to know what really went down.

[@ArturKwaszyn]

@@herschelschueler of course. It's not a documentary, after all.

[@nicolastrujillo7999]

Yes, it most definitely misrepresents many things, oversimplifies the guerrilla conflict and evades portraying in its full scope the links of colombian politicians with drug cartels

[@argrlisy9744]

I don't remember where i heard it but there was a time when Pablo Escobar was arrested, he had so much wealth that he could easily bribe the guards to allow him to be placed in some sort of nice house under surveillance, and he would have constant visitors and hookers as if he wasn't arrested at all, 90's colombia was wild. Edit: My man Ota Benga Explained what actually happened, My memory was way off on this one.

[@CatsAreAmazing8187]

Yeah it was true, it was around the late 80s iirc, but I mean you dont really need to be that wealthy, cops are pretty corrupted in Colombia.

[@otabenga5356]

That’s not what happened. Pablo waged a terror war aggainst the government and won. He struck a deal that he would build the prison himself and choose the guards and inmates. There was enough evidence to sentence to thousands of years in US prison. Yet he was only convicted of smuggling cocaine in his car once.

[@esteban.escobar17]

He built a prision called "La Catedral" when he was captured he was placed in that prison from which he would escape months later

[@Strangelove657]

That's like some GTA levels of absurdity. Like the man had cheat codes in real life.

[@argrlisy9744]

@@otabenga5356 That's the one i was thinking of.

[@alvarop7789]

Nunca me espere que hicieras un video dedicado a Colombia, te lo agradezco mucho, saludos desde Colombia 👍🇨🇴

[@Alexanskaya]

X2

[@DavidB1124]

Pensé exactamente lo mismo.

[@nicolasmendezvega5089]

Colombia tiene arta historia que contar las épocas de La Violencia las Guerrillas los paramilitares y demás

[@jaunsterxco]

esos videos son de entrenamiento de mercenarios gringos?

[@nicolasfromcolombian]

@@jaunsterxco Son mercenarios ingleses contratados por el Cartel de Cali para matar a Escobar. Fracasaron por temas climáticos y muchos de ellos terminaron entrenando paramilitares del Magdalena Medio.

[@andresivan9727]

Peter McAleese and Dave Tomkins are some of the men in the video. For the people intersted in this guys, Dave Tomkins wrote with Chris Dempster "Fire Power" a really good book about their times in Angola War.

[@IAmTheOnlyLucas]

“One Man, One Vote, One Time” showed on my front page and subscription page but I had to go to Major’s page to find this. Algorithm 9000 is tryna keep the Major down.

[@Andy-pc8sr]

There’s still so much turmoil in my country and everyone, including me, seems to feel helpless to it. I hope the world will give Colombia a chance so we learn that we’re worth a chance.

[@sandino27]

Yet another MajorSamm banger. Class A Chit mayne 👌

[@Kevin-dz2oj]

This bloody beautiful, everything you do is amazing but certain projects are just so damn good and thank you so much giving small operations and Latin America conflicts attention. God Speed and you're such a good film maker.

[@savio4989]

brasileiro?

[@Hinfallboy]

Your videos create such an vibe. It's breathtaking.

[@herschelschueler]

Oh Samm, you did it again. Just when in the past year or so I really got invested in this topic you hit us with this great stuff. I always wanted to see more of the real footage behind this crazy Story.

[@balduinoiv5268]

Aahhhh my beloved country! Feel bad for that, feel good for the Clip. Thanks Major!!!

[@youtubeiswarpingdiscourseb7368]

Do you still live in Colombia?

[@simpl5049]

Hey Samm uhh, any plans on making a Lithuania/Baltic/Breakup of the USSR in the Baltics video? Would give you lots of Baltic fans.

[@ALE.lethal]

have u ever seen his videos

[@simpl5049]

@@ALE.lethal Yeah...? Millitary and retro focused videos? Your point is?

[@courier6130]

That would be neat

[@simpl5049]

@@courier6130 Yeah.

[@kevincho1187]

@@simpl5049 Its not an event big enough tbh. Like its good the baltic SSRs broke free but pretty sure there isnt really footage of big events like in patriotic standards and romania. To me a dagestand vid or an iran vid might be alright

[@detergent6477]

Its a good day when MajorSamm uploads.

[@doda8056]

It's funny to see civilians wandering around and living their life, while on the backgrounds, without they knowing, there is a whole operation, involving government, police and mercenaries. Wonder if I have someday been through this too.

[@sumvs5992]

Pablo just riding around on a dirt bike in the open really says something about the state of Colombia back then

[@notsocoolguy8492]

There were bodyguards literally around him. Plus that was in his ranch (where the world usually gets the footage of Pablo's life outside the "action"). Colombia was (and still is) a dangerous place for anyone. *ANYONE* .

[@sumvs5992]

@@notsocoolguy8492 my point about colombia was about corruption. If the army isn't even going to try to overwhelm his ranch with soldiers, regardless of him having bodyguards, it "really says something about the state of Colombia back then".

[@notsocoolguy8492]

@@sumvs5992 my point still stands. Not only was the government after Pablo (the side Pablo hasn't bribed, scared, or killed), but he also had to deal with paramilitary groups, other rival Cartels (like Cali), Los Pepes, and so on. So although Pablo was living the high life, he wasn't exactly living the easy life. All it takes is the right bribe from just about any of Pablo's enemies to see him dead. Your quote could also apply to my point. In fact both our points go hand in hand together. Imagine that. As for your comment, there are many reasons why that couldn't happen. 1. The ranch is both ridiculously massive, and remote. Logistics would've been stressful at best. 2. Bribes because duh, Colombia. 3. Pablo has other properties to retreat to. 4. Pablo still had considerable support from the people (even after the plane bombing). So killing him would've caused uproar. Even after death, he's still remembered in the same way Che Guevara is still remembered. 5. Killing Pablo first would've caused more harm than good, creating a power vacuum that would cause more violence (like what happened in real life). 6. Covert operations (CIA was involved, shocker) were more successful at choking out the Medellin than overt operations although the latter did happen at some points. So to summarize this entire response: I'm not saying your point is wrong. But what I am saying is that it's only half of the scope of what Colombia was like back then, that's all.

[@olawiaczek1]

Another gourmet vid from the big man himself, no one can craft them like you can Major.

[@aryanpashtun416]

As an Afghan I feel left out in your channel Sam...I'm sure there is lots of great footage you can use of our battles.

[@Bruce1nr]

Thank Mr. Samm Finally one where I can recognize the source of a lot of the footage. What a crazy time.

[@ctrouble2309]

Whats the source?

[@Bruce1nr]

@@ctrouble2309 Somehow I missed this. A lot of this footage came from an ESPN 30 for 30 doc called "The Two Escobars"

[@G3700L]

Quickly watching it before it gets age restricted.

[@pepealasquid6005]

Same here bro, i hope he gets a few bucks on ads

[@megumi9467]

Oh mi bella Colombia... Mi hermosa y divina Colombia... Nunca has conocido lo que es la paz.

[@youtubeiswarpingdiscourseb7368]

Samm, your content can be so hypnotic.

[@youtubeiswarpingdiscourseb7368]

'QA department was asleep' lmao

[@Imjustepe]

WOW!! SO DAMN COOL! never thought u would made a video about Colombia, Thanks!!

[@KingOfInsanity777]

"Welcome to the Jungle, it gets worse here everyday..."

[@moparmaniac5206]

Hey MajorSamm, Good job man. Love the editing, really draws you into the video. You also must have an amazing footage plug

[@chriscallas139]

coked out at 3am watching majorsamm vids

[@user-vs6uj3we1o]

I like that one guy brought a spider as his weapon of choice

[@kracked5770]

Poggers this is. Good work keep it up.

[@tavote558]

Hi Major, thanks a lot.

[@seanheeney2244]

One of your best Yet , Good Job Man! Thanks. Your Malta Vid is great too Cheers

[@DavidB1124]

Uhh thanks majorsamm for doing a video about the violent history of my country. The 80s and 90s were a real nightmare, specially in the country side. Ps: you missed the take of the Palace of Justice right in the heart of Bogotá by the M19 guerrillas paid by Escobar.

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

I'm glad they filmed all this, for the sake of this video - filming all this was also kinda stupid considering the extra-judicial nature of the whole thing. Maybe the idea was leverage over the participants? Always gotta consider the motives of the guys behind the camera.

[@williamsherman1942]

They were also mercenaries, many of them simply didn’t care if they ended up dead or not. They knew that if Escobar even slightly suspected them working for the Cali Cartel and knowing they were professional mercenaries he would make it his personal mission to have them all executed. Even if he had to do it himself.

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

@@williamsherman1942 Hey, Sherm. Love the work you did in Georgia.

[@williamsherman1942]

@@fuzzydunlop7928 Thank you Fuzz! They asked for it, we didn’t record it because you can still see how lovely the fireworks were at that time of the year. The Georgians loved it, especially the Confederates! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🔥🏳

[@leinmatti]

MajorSamm>Mauzer

[@user-iv1in2bd2w]

And this drops the second I finish Lex Fridman's interview with Roger Reaves. Wonderful.

[@fabiofernandez4265]

A yes the 90s in Latin America, when terrorist exploded electric towers in Peru and Drug cartels did massacres in Colombia

[@spartan-kl8wy]

I love these types of videos and videos like "X but your in Y" but I never thought someone would make one about Colombia (where my parents are from) thank you.

[@Andrea98582]

I love your videos, they inspire me and make me happy! Please do it another one about Carabinieri or Italian forces. I'm watching every video of your channel. Love from Italy.

[@anonymous-ct1jl]

my contrie in major samm thanks bro

[@frazerguest2864]

Another great one Sam.

[@colonelarrow8031]

How did it take me TWO days to watch this piece of art 😭 Great one Major! Never heard of it before (as mostly)

[@kloyster]

Sic Song! Goes great with that ADD editing!

[@Alext0250]

Maaan i cant believe it!!! You did actually made a video about us!!!! Thanks!!!!!!

[@peng9179]

0:52, SAS chap who ended up wounded after the heli crash and survived in the jungle until rescued.

[@gospelfilms7942]

LOL! Blame it on the QA Department! ;) It's OK: we love both of you regardless. Thanks once again!

[@Archadia1]

Almost at 100,000, closing in Samm

[@groovinlikerasputin4007]

damn is that a SAR-2 at 1:00? wouldn't expect to see an AK in anything but 7.62 in a place like this

[@savio4989]

bro, latin america is full of these weapons, it's pretty normal to you see drug cartels, factions, gangs, using this

[@groovinlikerasputin4007]

@@savio4989 you're full of shit, even the Venezuelan military uses 7.62 AKs because 5.45 never entered latin America in any significant quantity.

[@gurntsaltta7421]

fucking loved this one, the music feels very comfy and feeting, nicely done

[@monteur9398]

I was 1998 PMC and trained for 8weeks with Military Police Bogota what a bloody civil war.

[@a.fuentes1891]

You should definitely make one about Puerto Rico. Its hard to find videos tho. But we have all kind of topics, from the 1950's revolution attempt, drug activity, government abuse, shootouts, riots and to the current criminal activity.

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

A friend i worked with that is from Colombia actually worked for Escobar as a young kid in the favela during the early 80's.

[@33mavboy]

This channel will be massive in future

[@lautarocardozo5214]

A fan of your channel from Argentina here! A little suggestion for a video: carapintadas tabladas combat in Argentina

[@rafac946]

FINALLY A COLOMBIA VIDEO LET'S GOOO

[@hanswesslmann1555]

This is an absolute bop

[@_underscore_9448]

Awesome, got here 1 minute after upload

[@Satoruok]

Almost 100k my dude

[@luantunez8975]

Loved every second of it. As always bro, keep the good the work. You can make a video about the Dictartorships and military goverments in South America, dark times.

[@herschelschueler]

Something about Cuba would be great too.

[@TheGoodChap]

@@herschelschueler if only we had good footage of the bay of pigs or the recent Venezuelan bay of piglets that would be pretty hilarious. Wouldn't look very cool from their pov though so not sure exactly how it would be edited

[@Devosent]

YES you listened to my request

[@thekommandokookbook8577]

"I think my plugs racist. All he sends is white" Medellín cartel customer 1991

[@denvarhawks]

I didn't read the description but Immediately recognized Peter McAleese and remember the op in his No Mean Soldier and what went down good book if y'all need some new reading material. always wondered why they never put a scene depicting the op in the series Narcos

[@kmose364]

This song is incredible

[@doscassette871]

So whens the South Africa one coming?

[@brothd7192]

Never i klicked so fast before

[@ej4458]

The mercenaries were ex-SAS

[@GhostRanger5060]

And Israelis.

[@ej4458]

@@GhostRanger5060 israelis were trainers right? this was a hit on pablo escobar that had a bunch of ex-SAS guys.

[@GhostRanger5060]

@@ej4458 Yeah, they helped train the Colombian elite troops. Lots of debate about that hit. Killing Pablo suggests it was a Navy SEAL who double-tapped Pablo. I think it was a Delta guy. But glad he's dead. If the ex-SAS did it, good on them. #blessings

[@ej4458]

@@GhostRanger5060 no no, the whole ex-SAS thing was a hit ordered by cali cartel that never happened because one of the two choppers carrying the team crashed. The actual death I'm pretty sure was just by Colombian authorities.

[@GhostRanger5060]

@@ej4458 Oh, I got it. Thanks for that info!

[@icewallowcome6940]

man reminds me of a channel called war aesthetics or something

[@notdave1745]

Second video of asking Major to make a video with Everybody Wants To Rule The World Great vid as always btw

[@zengenite7643]

I could have sworn he already made one but maybe I'm misremembering

[@lamptown3748]

never gonna happen

[@realzz69]

god i love this song i didnt realize majorsamm made a edit already out of it

[@Aarminmusic]

What is the songs name? Ive been wondering the same! MajorSamm always puts the best soundtracks to his videos

[@6inchgoldblade680]

i'd like to know too :)

[@realzz69]

@@Aarminmusic ​ @6inch goldblade song is called 24 by Home, check descption majorsamm always puts them there!

[@Aarminmusic]

@@realzz69 hahahaha i did, and i honestly though that was code for something related to the video 😂 thank you !

[@realzz69]

@@Aarminmusic Yep! No problem

[@nutyyyy]

It should be noted most of the Mercenaries had been either in Rhodesia or South Africa before and many were in Angola. There were Rhodesians, South Africans, Australians and a couple of Brits and the lead guy was Scottish.

[@arrogleinadtra]

he was arrested not copying comments

[@monks311]

Bro I had a dream of this channel doing a Pablo Escobar video soon lolp

[@alvarojosevillaloboscueto3103]

Saludos desde colombia Congratulation hay from Comombia.

[@studioagari]

Hey MajorSamm! Any plans on making more latam themed videos? I hope you make one about the war against the terrorism in Peru (1970-2000)

[@strechemall]

I remember that conflict, I remember seeing footage of the Peruvian army flipping off and yelling curse words at hostage takers during a standoff.

[@saintjames5816]

Sorry dude but nobody cares about Peru

[@videosmediocres2130]

Would be cool if you make something about Los Angeles Riots in 1992

[@gravitysnegative1962]

I second this

[@videosmediocres2130]

@Doxx Box Returns About the "roof koreans" there is already a lot, I say it would be great a video that covers the events of the LA Riots in general, from the first riots and looting, the protests and destruction in front of the court after the verdict, the "Roof Koreans ", the arrival of the national guard, the fires, etc.

[@marklems5894]

@@videosmediocres2130 There was a video about it, but focus in the violence happen during the riots, obviously the video is age restriged.

[@aliokak]

Love this!

[@mrspaghetti8149]

Hey Samm, ever considered making a Video about Mexico´s Zapatistas and the army?, personaly i gotta say that would be pretty epic, but still, thanks for so many epic videos and i hope we get to see more, thanks and ur epic!!!!!

[@Scott-gt6od]

Contracted out down there in the 80s Reagan campaign to deal Death Card's

[@clydeberce6733]

I found it crazy that probably most of the mercs in these video probably came from vietnam or another war around the globe

[@boeos9427]

Another masterpiece

[@kepofshangri-la8942]

I had read Columbia as "Colorado" at first, it was an extremely confusing experience I might say.

[@williamsherman1942]

Colorado might have some serious problems, but we Americans are truly blessed. I don’t know if you are a American or not, but Colombia was many things back then but peaceful it was not. Not even close to it, and so much corruption. It’s insane if you do your own research and put actual effort in it.

[@xycrzn]

“Colombians say, God made our land so beautiful it was unfair to the rest of the world. So to even the score, God populated the land with a race of evil men.” - President César Gaviria, S1Ep.5 Narcos.

[@kameradkrieg8480]

Narcos Is a Bruh Series Man, The Terror age of Colombia was worst than the Series show

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

Pablo Escobar was killed by a Delta Force sniper. The official story is that he was killed by a Cop with an SMG, but the wounds to Pablo Escobar's head, were consistent with Delta Force training. Two shots to the side of the head, just below the ear. Funny enough, years later with the Waco siege in the US. One of the Branch Dividians had the same type of wounds, two shots to the side of the head, just below the ear. Which Delta Force did provide "guidance" to the FBI on scene.

[@youtubeiswarpingdiscourseb7368]

Why would they lie about the identity of the man who killed him?

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

@@youtubeiswarpingdiscourseb7368 At the time "Delta Force" was an unknown special forces group, and to hide US involvement in Colombia. At the time the media did know US forces were training Colombian military and police, but didn't know US forces were taking direct action in the region.

[@youtubeiswarpingdiscourseb7368]

@@My-Name-Isnt-Important thank you for the elaboration, where would be a good place to read more about this?

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

@@youtubeiswarpingdiscourseb7368 The book, Killing Pablo would be good. It's by the author and journalist Mark Bowden, who also did the book Black Hawk Down. For his research into the 1993 incident in Somalia, he found out about the Delta Force's involvement in Columbia while at Fort Bragg, which is where Delta Force trains and is located. They were once known as the Combat Applications Group, that was their official title to hide their true purpose.

[@youtubeiswarpingdiscourseb7368]

@@My-Name-Isnt-Important thank you, I'll have to grab myself a copy :)

[@eymen8188]

thats my new fav thing

[@carlthepugapegacorn4]

Thanks

[@almightyhandsanitizer4440]

A tiannamen square video would be pretty pog

[@Peaks209]

Wait..so they got a Bell helicopter and painted it to resemble a national police helicopter? First time I see something like this videotaped.

[@murphd018]

Yes

[@goringgaming357]

Nostalgia for live I never had

[@kenblock5033]

Mercenaries with drug soldiers and police together?

[@z3trix_production485]

Amazing work.

[@andresfelipe3081]

My mom worked in tranquilandia and met Pablo Escobar.

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

FAARC vs Colombia. Make video on it

[@NingunAmorParaMi]

0:32 GAZ - 21 Volga. All the way in Colombia.

[@skull16cr]

Those CIA guys having the time of their lifes with drug money, who would have thought!

[@arealaccountforsure5367]

those are English mercenaries from the UK actually but OK

[@nutyyyy]

They are British mercenaries. The big guy was an ex SAS guy from Glasgow who fought in Rhodesia in the Bush War among other things. He has done some interviews about it before.

[@PrestonFrankel]

"After the bombs, only the cockroaches will remain..." Or something like that...