they all ugut/bunuh family polis dulu..sebagai amaran...
teringat movie ni..
manja bg 8/10...best sgt tp sanggup tgk skali je
After rising through the ranks of her male-dominated profession, idealistic FBI agent Kate Macer (Emily Blunt) receives a top assignment. Recruited by mysterious government official Matt Graver (Josh Brolin), Kate joins a task force for the escalating war against drugs. Led by the intense and shadowy Alejandro (Benicio Del Toro), the team travels back-and-forth across the U.S.-Mexican border, using one cartel boss (Bernardo Saracino) to flush out a bigger one (Julio Cesar Cedillo).
Jadi pihak berkuasa pon ada dua pilihan jah... Berkhidmat dgn jujur tp berakhir dgn kematian atau bersekongkol dgn ketua gengster tp kesenangan dan nyawa terjamin (buat sementara waktu)
Post time 4-1-2016 05:34 PMFrom the mobile phone|Show all posts
Wow umur 33 dh jd datuk bandar
Kalo kt msia..retis2 yg umur mcm tu now are nora danish, shaheizy sam, fiza elite, misha omar, noh hujan, sumenye masih terkinja2 atas pentas
Tahun lepas seorang drug lord, El Chapo boleh terlepas dari 'maximum security prison' di Mexico. Geng dia korek terowong bawah tanah hingga ke sel menempatkan El Chapo.
Yang lain semua dah kecut perut. Apa tidaknya, drug cartel ni ada tentera mereka sendiri. Setakat polis tu mereka tak takut sebab senjata mereka lebih 'berat'. Nak senjata apa, pistol,rifle,machine gun,semi-auto, fully-auto, nak berapa caliber? Semua ada. RPG pun ada. Malah sebilangan mereka juga asalnya adalah tentera kerajaan dan komando yg berpaling tadah kepada drug cartel, mungkin sebab gaji yang ditawarkan lebih lumayan..
Mexico Police Unprepared for New Military Tactics From Cartels
By Joshua Philipp, Epoch Times | May 6, 2015
Members of a Mexican drug cartel fired rocket-propelled grenade launchers (RPGs) at two military helicopters last week, destroying one of them. The incident follows a string of military-style attacks, and emerging details show a shift in cartel tactics that police are not ready for.
The Mexican military helicopter “crashed in flames” on May 1, after it was hit by two rockets according to new details from Mexican national security chief Monte Alejandro Rubido, Borderland Beat reported. They fired at a second aircraft too, but missed.
Soldiers on the surviving aircraft allegedly saw a convoy of trucks stop, according to Borderland Beat. Armed men then stepped out of the vehicles, and prepared for the attack.
Mexican authorities arrested nine individuals for the attack, and found the convoy of narco vehicles. Two of them were armored and one had a machine gun mounted on top. Inside were the Russian-made weapons they used, an RPG7 and an RPG22.
What was likely of even greater concern than the weapons, was that they found camouflage uniforms inside the vehicles, with emblems reading “CJNG High Command Special Forces.”
CJNG is an acronym for “Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generación,” or in English, the Jalisco New Generation cartel. The finding ties the attacks to a new and growing conflict, and the Special Forces label shows an even more serious development.
The attacks took place in Jalisco State, in southwest Mexico, where the rising Jalisco New Generation cartel is believed to be behind several recent military-style ambushes.
The latest attacks are likely in retaliation after the Mexican government began going after the cartel’s leaders, according to Dr. Robert J. Bunker, adjunct research professor at the Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College.
A spree of attacks started after Mexican authorities arrested several members of the Jalisco New Generation cartel.
On April 7, suspected gunmen with the cartel ambushed a police convoy, killing 15 and injuring 5. Just prior to the ambush, members of the Jalisco New Generation are believed to have carried out a string of smaller attacks that included a failed attempt to kill Security Commissioner Alejandro Solorio.
After the incident on April 7, the U.S. Department of Treasury sanctioned the Jalisco New Generation cartel and one of its leaders, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes.
The organization has expanded its “criminal empire in recent years through the use of violence and corruption,” and it now ranks “among the most powerful drug trafficking organizations in Mexico,” said John E. Smith, acting director of the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control, in a press release.
After the alleged cartel members shot down the military helicopter on May 1, the Mexican government responded by declaring an all-out offensive against the Jalisco New Generation cartel.
Military Training
The attacks are a sobering reminder that some of the Mexican cartels were created by former members of the Mexican military, and many new recruits are given military-style training.
According to Bunker, the first-generation members of the Los Zetas cartel were former Mexican military. While in the military, some of them are alleged to have received commando and urban warfare training from U.S. and Israeli special operations forces.
The second-generation members of Los Zetas were less skilled. Bunker said they “went through Zetas training camps and were rushed into the fight to fill holes with far less training.”
Looking at the Jalisco New Generation cartel, he said, they’re “showing pretty good levels of training” and likely have former members of the military who are training their new recruits. He noted the cartel has narco commandos—groups of armed mobile units—and they will likely become more military-like in their behavior as the conflict progresses.
The new threats are a frightening concept for the Mexican police, many of whom Bunker said “are not trained in military tactics.” He said since Mexican police typically don’t expect to go head-to-head against cartel foot soldiers, “They don’t understand the dynamics of firefights and ambushes.”
He noted, “Even SWAT teams are not trained to go against military squads.” They are trained to enter and clear buildings, often with one or two people barricaded inside, and this specialized training “would get them in trouble in a real firefight with an opposing force creating kill zones.”
mexican drug war ni takkan tamat walaupon dah 10thn berlalu... kalo tamat pon kartel Sinaloa la pemenangnya. ketuanya, El Chapo Guzman tu drug lord kesayangan DEA dan CIA
Druglord ni memang kaya raya dan hidup lebih terjamin kerja dengan mereka berbanding dengan kerja kerajaan atau makan gaji... ... janji setia dan tak belot...
Contoh druglord Columbia Pablo Escobar... sampai bakar duit 2million USD untuk menghangatkan ahli keluarga dia ketika bersembunyi di kawasan gunung.. masa tu anak perempuan dia dah hypothermia sebab kesejukan...
sebab takde siapa nak jadi mayor sejak 2-3 tahun ni, ada protes untuk student2 yang kena kidnap dan bunuh dengan salah sorang mayor di mexico ni. siapa2 yang berani nak jadi politician, sama ada kena serang dengan aktivis untuk cause tu (mayor corrupt), atau kena serang dengan cartel sebab tak nak bersekongkol (mayor yang jujur)
Post time 4-1-2016 03:28 PM
baka omputih, macam rosalinda etc. orang mexico marhaen baka kita2 je. macam pinoy pun ada.
sejak 2-3 tahun ni, ada protes untuk student2 yang kena kidnap dan bunuh dengan salah sorang mayor di mexico ni. siapa2 yang berani nak jadi politician, sama ada kena serang dengan aktivis untuk cause tu (mayor corrupt), atau kena serang dengan cartel sebab tak nak bersekongkol (mayor yang jujur)
