Journalist Shares the Story of a 14-Year-Old Sicario Hitman Who Beheaded 4 People

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  • @ShawnRyanClips
    @ShawnRyanClips  Рік тому +23

    Thanks for watching everyone. You can watch the full episode with Ioan Grillo on here ua-cam.com/video/yiMLJ1mE9XI/v-deo.html Additionally if you want to support the Shawn Ryan Show you can join the community. www.patreon.com/VigilanceElite

    • @fidelrodriguez6843
      @fidelrodriguez6843 Рік тому

      Edgar Jimenez Lugo lives in Texas San Antonio, Austin area who knows by now but yeah

  • @snakeinthegrak8969
    @snakeinthegrak8969 Рік тому +671

    I would much rather have US handing out dirt naps in Mexico than in Ukraine.

    • @magnetsoldiercephas331
      @magnetsoldiercephas331 Рік тому

      Agreed. That’s where majority of cartel coming from that are harming our kids and citizens

    • @swingforthefences777
      @swingforthefences777 Рік тому +53

      Unfortunately, there’s not as much money in it

    • @jackiedaytona2644
      @jackiedaytona2644 Рік тому +32

      Once Hunter B has a hand in the cookie jar they might.

    • @Tacodip420
      @Tacodip420 Рік тому

      @@jackiedaytona2644I’m sure hunter is getting the highest quality cocaine from them

    • @pab1381
      @pab1381 Рік тому +60

      @@jackiedaytona2644you mean crack jar lol

  • @tocsa120ls
    @tocsa120ls Рік тому +178

    7:19 Shawn it's much worse than that. Multiple researchers have shown that somewhere between 55-65% of Americans couldn't cover a sudden unexpected $1000 emergency like fixing your car, fridge, AC, whatever. When it came to who could suddenly cover a $3k expense, it was _less_ than 15%.

    • @aaronslifts
      @aaronslifts Рік тому +14

      Absolutely 💯

    • @cherylb2008
      @cherylb2008 Рік тому +19

      That sounds sadly, realistic.

    • @liamulrich5274
      @liamulrich5274 Рік тому +19

      ​@@cherylb2008oh it doesn't sound realistic, it IS very real

    • @cherylb2008
      @cherylb2008 Рік тому +11

      @@liamulrich5274 I know I’m in that boat.

    • @liamulrich5274
      @liamulrich5274 Рік тому +8

      @@cherylb2008 same sinking ship, is more like it

  • @bennyc6694
    @bennyc6694 Рік тому +68

    5 years for cutting off 4 people's heads..... wow

    • @richardtibbetts574
      @richardtibbetts574 Рік тому +12

      That’s 15 months per head.

    • @bennyc6694
      @bennyc6694 Рік тому +23

      @@richardtibbetts574 pretty wild, like he said, the kid probably got out & is now in the states

    • @NotOnDrugs
      @NotOnDrugs Рік тому +4

      @@bennyc6694 I mean, *_most_* other countries in the world do *not* give out crazy ass sentences like here in the US. Not saying he shouldn't be in for life/get death - just stating a fact.

    • @bennyc6694
      @bennyc6694 Рік тому +3

      @@NotOnDrugs yeah thats true, some are more extreme too but I'm just saying that *only* 5 years for chopping 4 MF's heads off is a slap on the wrist IMO but that's just me

    • @RoyalWulffDry
      @RoyalWulffDry Рік тому

      Kids and Women get lesser sentences than Men do. I.e. that kid who shot 3 classmates and the teacher got 5k bail and his family threw him a Bail Party.

  • @GorillazINmist
    @GorillazINmist Рік тому +25

    CIA number 1 transportation of cocaine.

  • @sgtmonkeypirate
    @sgtmonkeypirate Рік тому +45

    Just found your channel, great interviews. Absolutely love how you listen to them and let them talk. Keep up the great work!

    • @mistiwjordan3268
      @mistiwjordan3268 Рік тому +3

      Clear your next two weeks and enjoy Same thing happened to me about a month and a 1/2 ago. Bench watch and listen such a great channel.

    • @Yambag
      @Yambag Рік тому +3

      You struck gold sgt

    • @JesseTrump2024
      @JesseTrump2024 Рік тому +2

      He is connected to we the people!!
      Shawn is great

    • @travismiller4614
      @travismiller4614 Рік тому +5

      Easily the best podcast on UA-cam

    • @Onelightoftheworld
      @Onelightoftheworld Рік тому

      Love this channel ❤

  • @Jimbo898
    @Jimbo898 Рік тому +24

    It's called debt. They pay it off with their bodies. It's indentured servitude..

    • @jessepardue8156
      @jessepardue8156 Рік тому

      Yeah holy shit seeing the host and the guest as well as other commenters not understand these people are not PAYING $15000, they are in DEBT $15000 and paying probably indefinitely, they have no connections, no resources and no passports they’re just… slaves. Why do they think the cartels would miss the chance??

    • @missmurderem
      @missmurderem Рік тому

      Exactly

  • @smithaz1981
    @smithaz1981 Рік тому +85

    No death penalty in Mexico is a major problem

    • @Jokester_79
      @Jokester_79 Рік тому +3

      America may have them. Stupidly slow process. Soooo take it as a problem everywhere!

    • @victorgonzalezgonzalez7744
      @victorgonzalezgonzalez7744 Рік тому +33

      If you really think that death penalty would solve anything you must be really clueless

    • @renelopez2244
      @renelopez2244 Рік тому

      Agreed

    • @cameron3991
      @cameron3991 Рік тому

      😂😂😂 you think the death penalty would stop the murders? It doesn't in the USA your talking about people that torture /behead / starvation / 12/13/14/15 year old murderers. It's so bad the military usually fights the cartels because the police just get slaughtered. When do people realize laws do not stop or prevent crime.

    • @enriquegarcia9079
      @enriquegarcia9079 Рік тому +1

      Cartels do justice at times where the cops in the US won't, like chopping up pedophiles and injecting adrenaline in them so they can feel more and torturing them for days and keeping them alive so they can suffer. Thieves get their hands cut off right on the spot when the store owner calls the cartel on them and they get there quicker than the s.w.a.t team and grab them and cut their hands of right then and there. There's not too much craziness in Mexico and often times the cartels don't mess with you if you're not a snobby piece of shit that doesn't know how to mind their business or if you're disturbing the peace and being problematic and screaming like a lunatic like the karens from UA-cam vids (they'll pick you up too for being a problematic loud Karen).

  • @jodyroper5105
    @jodyroper5105 Рік тому +46

    Shawn asks the question, where do they get the money? I am hearing if they don't have the money, they must come to a legal cartel business in America and work off the debt for minimum wage. The cartel verifies who your are and your family and if you don't work the debt off, your family is killed.

    • @johnz6241
      @johnz6241 Рік тому +8

      Noone wants to talk about this, its modern indentured servitude. Yet no one will speak a beep about it, not in 100 years.

    • @jeffshackleford3152
      @jeffshackleford3152 Рік тому +6

      I had a feeling this was going on.
      I lived in a primarily Hispanic neighborhood, and the two houses across the street would have like 10 new guys move in every 3 to 6 months.

    • @jeffshackleford3152
      @jeffshackleford3152 Рік тому +2

      @@Someone_Unknown90 no, it is like 10 in 10 out like clock work.
      The same amount every single time and they all work for the same roofing company.
      Like everyone disappears one night, then next night it is filled back up.

    • @Someone_Unknown90
      @Someone_Unknown90 Рік тому

      @@jeffshackleford3152 bruh did he delete my comment Lmaoo and ok in that case if you truly believe that’s the case call someone to report em😐……..ohhh but your not THAT sure huh

    • @Someone_Unknown90
      @Someone_Unknown90 Рік тому +1

      @@jeffshackleford3152 like I’m not dismissing what your saying, I’m pretty sure most of the Hispanic stores in my area are fronts, the numbers just don’t add up you know…..but I feel like this idea of “people coming in our country” is a slippery slope and can be dangerous

  • @ralphholiman7401
    @ralphholiman7401 Рік тому +85

    As a retired career DEA agent, I can't disagree with one thing this man says.

    • @obamasteeth
      @obamasteeth Рік тому

      Thanks for locking us up and taking our drugs away. Enjoy heaven. ❤

    • @MyNameJeff..
      @MyNameJeff.. Рік тому

      Oh you mean one of the most useless alphabet agencies we have? Good for you, buddy.

    • @willyhawkins6596
      @willyhawkins6596 Рік тому

      Defund the DEA! Just another crooked three letter agency!

    • @user-hs7ps3egdkdkd
      @user-hs7ps3egdkdkd Рік тому +59

      You wasted your life. Congrats. You made zero difference.

    • @auscaliber1
      @auscaliber1 Рік тому

      @@user-hs7ps3egdkdkd = 🤡

  • @LoadPuller
    @LoadPuller Рік тому +16

    It's always pleasing to hear bad news from a lovely, well-spoken lady. 👌

    • @jelly7310
      @jelly7310 Рік тому +2

      😂😂😂

    • @noway57
      @noway57 Рік тому +2

      With big bazookas onher

  • @juandotcom2
    @juandotcom2 Рік тому +5

    Grillo! Omg I love his books! Can’t wait to watch the whole interview

  • @Peenurpool
    @Peenurpool Рік тому +18

    The Cartel rules over and owns a very large majority of Mexico’s police, military, politicians, local governments, and vacation resorts..

    • @MyNameJeff..
      @MyNameJeff.. Рік тому +1

      No shit

    • @joshuasmith6346
      @joshuasmith6346 Рік тому +1

      Im never going on vacation there

    • @elguerokabron
      @elguerokabron Рік тому

      Thats what they want you to think the cartels are the government’s henchmen that do the dirty work for them like tax people on smaller businesses governments cant tax, creating violence in lands with rich natural resource’s to scar off the locals, cartels can pay off small town police/mayors to go against the corrupt government but they get taken out

    • @ghostpiratelechuck2259
      @ghostpiratelechuck2259 Рік тому +1

      @@joshuasmith6346You’re very safe there as a gringo for this reason. Tourism is protected and you’re more or less off limits. Trouble with Americans is bad for business.

  • @EugeneBurns-mu4vt
    @EugeneBurns-mu4vt Рік тому +7

    I like that whenever Shawn hears someone talk about south of he border stuff it's almost as if he's receiving his next brief.
    Something inside him perks up that no other conversation does.

    • @mr.bigglesworth1970
      @mr.bigglesworth1970 Рік тому +1

      I noticed that as well. close to the homeland so it's important. somthing not to many people think about !

  • @mommadiane7312
    @mommadiane7312 Рік тому +8

    Powerful interview!

  • @TheMatteog5
    @TheMatteog5 Рік тому +8

    That kid shouldn’t have made it off the battlefield. Evil like that shouldn’t be allowed to exist

    • @rossgadsby9663
      @rossgadsby9663 21 день тому

      Well the first problem is that you think its a battleground. But its just a killing field.

  • @CDV0360
    @CDV0360 Рік тому +16

    Haha, that part about selling stolen gasoline reminded me of when I was in Iraq during OIF 1. There was a huge shortage of gas right after the invasion, and the lines of limited gas stations that were open were miles long. Most of the cars were already out of fuel so they were being pushed through the line, waiting days to make it to the pump. But you would see people on the sides of the roads selling gasoline from jerry cans and small plastic barrels.

  • @BabyBearsBBQ
    @BabyBearsBBQ Рік тому +3

    This guy was easily one of the best guests you've ever had. Fascinating episode. Side note, he sounds almost exactly like the character Brick Top in the movie Snatch lol

  • @jamessharpe6699
    @jamessharpe6699 Рік тому +42

    You don't think they have us politicians blackmailed?

    • @Yambag
      @Yambag Рік тому +13

      Lol your comment reads as if you're saying you're a politician 😂

    • @GorillazINmist
      @GorillazINmist Рік тому

      Don't think our politicans and cia aree involved in cocaine from Mexico?? It's a fact they back certain cartels and have real Mexican police n military kille* who get near exposing them.

    • @jamessharpe6699
      @jamessharpe6699 Рік тому +1

      @@Yambag yeah I caught it after I'd hit send

    • @Peenurpool
      @Peenurpool Рік тому +7

      The cartel has been dug into US soil for a long time..They are more connected over here than most could ever imagine...

    • @Sonofserbia
      @Sonofserbia Рік тому

      If politicians werent making money from this they could stop this very quick.

  • @snaker9er
    @snaker9er Рік тому +28

    Is there an issue with making cartels a terrorist organization because it gives everyone a legitimate excuse to claim asylum?

    • @Gojimaru
      @Gojimaru Рік тому +13

      Yes. Yes there is. America can't make drug money.

    • @YT-algorithm-is-strange
      @YT-algorithm-is-strange Рік тому

      ​@@Gojimaruor use it to start massive gang wars like they've been doing and keep more of their own men alive

    • @Nunya_Biznes
      @Nunya_Biznes Рік тому

      this is all just a big smoke screen, the American government depends heavily on the drug cartel to keep doing what they do, its all about money and if you could magically stop the drug cartels lots of people in America including whole government sectors would be left jobless, its more beneficial for this "war on drugs" to keep going, its kind of like big pharma making pills that help you but don't cure you, there is more money in keeping people sick than curing people, its a dirty world and America paint themselves as the good guys but in reality they are definitely the bad guys

    • @lawrencebeaulieu9242
      @lawrencebeaulieu9242 Рік тому +1

      ​@@GojimaruThat wouldn't make a difference.

    • @scienz
      @scienz Рік тому +1

      the prices of drugs would go thru the roof. Might be a great deterrent to drug use.....

  • @troyfitzpatrick6887
    @troyfitzpatrick6887 16 днів тому

    Shawns reaction at 52 seconds tells me how shook he is with how bad the world has become

  • @stuartbrown5999
    @stuartbrown5999 Рік тому +8

    I am a few years into living in the US and applied through the Green Card process, which cost me a lot of money and time. I literally have no idea how the migrant crisis has been allowed to develope and be ignored by Government and other leaders as it is killing the country, it is astounding.

    • @tyras2871
      @tyras2871 Рік тому

      It’s on purpose brotha don’t forget all the shit you had to go thru to get citizenship n they just handing that shit out like hotcakes rn, shit once you cross, Biden’s got a tour bus waiting for illegals to distribute throughout America to fluff democrat votes ten fold. It’s all on purpose

    • @joeblow5106
      @joeblow5106 Рік тому

      democrats, that's how.

  • @Vlerkies
    @Vlerkies Рік тому +15

    Great content Shawn, you really have some great talks and fascinating discussions.

  • @pachalo
    @pachalo Рік тому +1

    This guy totally avoided giving his opinion on the original question.

  • @MrShamanfab207
    @MrShamanfab207 Рік тому +5

    Sleepers are not just old or foreign people. They can be anyone capable of training.

  • @P9rkour90
    @P9rkour90 9 місяців тому +1

    “Where they getting all the money from” come on Shawn you know damn well theCIA

  • @sixmilsix
    @sixmilsix Рік тому +3

    This is from a video from RFK Jr. posted two months ago on 'Forbes Breaking News' UA-cam channel. - RFK JR. "Hey everybody I'm at the border wall around Yuma Arizona...we've watched about 150 people come across in the last hour... about uh 50 or 60 people from Africa from West Africa... they're from Peru Afghanistan Uzbekistan Kazakhstan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, China, Tibet, Nepal. All together people have come across right here from 117 nations in the last couple of years. In three years, in total seven million people have come across the border illegally into our country. #LetsGoBrandon

  • @Vicb1
    @Vicb1 Рік тому +2

    This kid’s name is Ponchis… he is living in San Diego, CA.

  • @KDMeowmmy
    @KDMeowmmy Рік тому

    Can’t find the full video. Could someone post it, please?

  • @jeffreyjustis5338
    @jeffreyjustis5338 Рік тому

    What episode is this from? No link for it in the description 😡

  • @cathyvain7046
    @cathyvain7046 Рік тому +10

    Here in San Antonio a 15 year old illegally dealing drugs for his cartel uncle who lives in Mexico stole a 16 year olds car then shot him in the head. He then put him the trunk and burnt the car out destroying everything. He told cops uoon his arrest he learned how to dispose of bodies that way cause thats how the cartel taught him how to do it.

    • @dab0331
      @dab0331 Рік тому

      They have shitty forensics in Mexico

    • @cathyvain7046
      @cathyvain7046 Рік тому +6

      After he became old enough last year to transfer from the juvenile system the judge denied probation, He will serve 25 to life

    • @richardvasquez6746
      @richardvasquez6746 Рік тому

      I live in San Antonio and don't remember this. What was the kids name? Or link I would want to read about that.

    • @elguerokabron
      @elguerokabron Рік тому

      @@richardvasquez6746right im sure this would of made it on all the news stations

    • @cathyvain7046
      @cathyvain7046 Рік тому

      @@elguerokabron KSAT news here in San Antonio covered it I know without a doubt.
      It was a big relief to the public the judge denied probation when he was aging out of the Juvenile system. I remember he wasn't arrested until quite sometime after he did it . His name because of age wasn't immediately released. Sorry u missed it but im sure a link can be found if u do some research yourself. Maybe then u haven't heard either the story either of the 14 year old found during a traffic stop inside 2 sex traffickers car outside New Braunfels. He had already been raped and sodomized plus they confessed his parents thought they were paying . the cartel to take him to a CA vineyard to work off the debt to them as child labor. Instead they confessed he was on his way to a sex trafficking house. ICE said they even snitched out who their cartel was and gave names. They confessed to try and save their own ass's.

  • @VexxJam
    @VexxJam Рік тому

    Which episode is this from ????

  • @dracotheruler855
    @dracotheruler855 Рік тому +3

    They took over 🥑 Avocado fields as well.. nothing is off limits….

  • @snakeinthegrak8969
    @snakeinthegrak8969 Рік тому +23

    I've done mission work in Mexico. The REAL Mexico, not the Cancun BS. It's very much still the wild West.

  • @shephusted2714
    @shephusted2714 Рік тому +7

    the problems in mexico are fueled by the demand for product but it is up to them to sort it out and that goes for central america and south america as well - we have enough problems domestically that we need to address those first and then offer assistance and advice - all the problems are not going to go away until we see large changes in policies, laws, and enforcement - we plainly just don't have the political will or ambition to see huge changes happen for another decade or two

    • @dontcare7086
      @dontcare7086 Рік тому +3

      Wrong. It's up to us to. This isn't some far away problem in a far away land you get to ignore. This is in our country, millions of people working for and with the cartels in America. They are our neighbor so this is one problem you don't get to ignore as we share a border with them. We are literally funding every aspect of this problem so this is NEVER going away unless we step up and own the fact that we haved funded this for decades. We created it with our insatiable thirst for drugs. If we don't get some sort of joint venture with the Mexican govt this problem will only get worse.

  • @theresaquick9021
    @theresaquick9021 Рік тому +2

    In college back in 2009 they passed out flyers in college adviseing students not to go to mexico due to the violence ect months before flyer California cps was allowing foster homes to take kids into mexico, takeing kids off computer . Now you hear from veterens 4 child rescue their are two foot ball fields of kids missing no one knows where they are after crossing border into USA how many missing that went into mexico ? People clearly electing wrong people makeing dum laws . They need to do a head count of all these checks going out to foster adoptive homes to count how many kids been missing how long checks been comeing in mail when theirs no kids there. Due to cps not required to check back up on a adoptive child. Just collect bonus and go get anougher kid. To put in a trick bag.

  • @erickelly7897
    @erickelly7897 Рік тому +2

    All you have to do Is go to any western union on Fri afternoon in the southern states and you can see where the money comes from to pay a smuggler to get someone across the border. They come here and work their ass off doing construction work. They will live 10 to 15 to a household keeping their living expenses low. A worker can send 12 - 15 thousand back to Mexico in less than a year.

  • @williamstamper442
    @williamstamper442 Рік тому +2

    Shawn was thinking "dude you never clearly answered my question how some dirt poor human being comes up with $12k-$15k to pay the cartels to get here!"
    I kinda sorta know but still don't fully understand. I am very close to a man from nicaragua who illegally crossed back in the mid 80s alone at 14 years of age and cost him like $4k back then.
    As with anything as crazy as this stuff is, of course it's hard to wrap your head around if you were born here as a citizen of the USA.
    Glad to report the person in question I mentioned has been married for almost 30 years here in America and followed thru to become a legal citizen over 10 years ago. He adopted all of our language and believes, values, morals, and general way of life which us Americans live and breathe by.
    He is one of the finest upstanding citizens and he has helped so many people here be it friends or family and this man is well loved by all of us who know him. I've never met a person who does not like this guy.
    I'm gonna leave it all right here but surely y'all must understand by now he has worked and lived and put in time to become a better person and it shows by how he treats others.
    On a humorous note to end this comment, ask any native spanish speaking person to say the word "squirrel" in english. I promise you that you will laugh your tail off!
    Imagine basically a silent but rolling double letters R using his original language!

    • @matthewsmiley3630
      @matthewsmiley3630 Рік тому

      I imagine the people are probably working for the cartel in some way in the United States to pay them back. But yea he never answered the question.

  • @unicornspinach4071
    @unicornspinach4071 Рік тому

    How to get in touch with you?

  • @juanalvarez610
    @juanalvarez610 Рік тому

    I work for federally funded program that houses unaccompanied children and a lot of families that have land will take out a loan from a local loan shark with a ridiculously high interest rate on the loan just to send the kids over to the U.S. 9 out of 10 kids coming want to get released quickly because they need to help pay down this loan that truly is not payable due to the interest and the family will at some point lose the property. Or sometimes the kids will be sent to work for the loan shark in US to pay down the loan. CBP would do a great job at catching a lot of these trafficked children and because they were detained and sent to us they were saved from a life of servitude. I would hear the frustration in the parents voices on their calls because they weren’t supposed to get caught and because of that they were going to lose their homes. It’s a vicious cycle and I’m only summarizing and adding to what this gentleman mentioned

  • @TomTropicana
    @TomTropicana Рік тому +3

    We go into foreign countries with military force for less. Makes no sense to me for Cartels to wreak profitable havoc abroad and innovate while the United States doesn't clean up its own backyard.🎯

  • @El_chavo_8
    @El_chavo_8 Рік тому

    I like how he pronounces our cities and states. 🇲🇽 good job

  • @connorloghry7290
    @connorloghry7290 8 днів тому

    What episode #??

  • @marcusizayah
    @marcusizayah Рік тому

    Right as I read the title I knew it was Ponchis lol

  • @mimusic1853
    @mimusic1853 Рік тому +1

    14:20 forgot to mention kidnapping for ransom and “cobro de piso” which is taxing every single local business from the corner store, to the barber, the taxi driver, the butcher and the farmers. Everyone must pay the local thugs with a stronghold on your place of living a right of way tax. Shameful that this is happening but true.

  • @navybuff
    @navybuff Рік тому +12

    Americans need to stop using drugs.... end of problem

    • @ocxkrunch
      @ocxkrunch 6 місяців тому

      And everyone else, the American problem is that we took away the abilities of American drug producers to produce, allowing the cartels to sweep the market as they can easily produce in massive quantities. We took away American drugs and invited Mexico's drugs right in.

  • @adamdudley8736
    @adamdudley8736 Рік тому +1

    Drug dealers aren't terrorists.

    • @JNeutronFTW
      @JNeutronFTW Рік тому

      They undoubtedly can be

    • @JNeutronFTW
      @JNeutronFTW Рік тому

      See Afghan extremists selling poppy to fund their militant efforts

  • @KroatienSS
    @KroatienSS Рік тому

    What a,,,
    11:58 HEY!!! That was MY idea when I was a 8-12 Yrs 😅 l just saw then an article in NG about Envirimental impact of it and photo if miles upon a miles of it! Thinking…buying a cystern,cystern truck and a dummy oil rig would pay off PRETTY QUICKLY! How to request royalties from a Kartel!

  • @Kevin-jk8zb
    @Kevin-jk8zb 16 днів тому

    9:12 average American doesn't even have 1000 in their bank account

  • @jackyhallmark3094
    @jackyhallmark3094 Рік тому

    This would not be happening if our lawmskers werent turning a blind eye

  • @johnstanley7442
    @johnstanley7442 Рік тому +5

    In the time of the troubles in El Salvador, people who'd heard-of the Death Squads were probably have simply assuming that this meant a deuce- and-a-half rolling-up, and a bunch of mean-faced Paratroopers were then jumping-out, and waving their rifles-around, but ACTUALLY, you were REALLY talking-about a young teen, a literal orphan, from the streets, picked-up, deloused, given his very-first dental care, his first SHOES, a bed under an actual ROOF, three square meals, a day, and then the TRAINING began....
    This "mere teen" would be easy to NOT "take-seriously," as you saw them about-to pass you, on the street, right up-until the time they'd walked-by, but had plunged the blade he'd been holding-inverted, as he approached, deep-into your KIDNEY, with-a-twist...
    The Intel Major who'd trained these teens-UP ended-up residing in Appalachia, like some Mob Witness being funneled-through WITSEC, relocated, re-named, with a phony "identity," after-having testified, against the mob. Your Tax Dollars, at-work.

  • @spacerat9741
    @spacerat9741 Рік тому +1

    Call them terrorist and we will end up with a 20 year war in Mexico. There are alternative pathways, but labeling them terrorist is the most lucrative option for the military industrial complex so that is most likely what will happen.

  • @kb7.62
    @kb7.62 Рік тому +3

    The main point on labelling them as a terrorist organisation against it, is the same reason why the government won’t do it. As soon as you start a military operation, you invite gun trucks crossing the border, drone strikes on American cities, regular terrorist strikes etc etc, so instead the government chooses to keep the money flowing and the cartel happy. They won’t risk destabilisation knowing what will follow.

    • @thenathanimal2909
      @thenathanimal2909 Рік тому +3

      There is absolutely no way the cartels could wage a successful guerilla war against Americans on American soil. This isn't Afghanistan or Vietnam, this is the homeland and our advantages are manifold.
      Completely different story if the US invaded Mexico or carried out a "special operation," then you would just have another Afghanistan, albeit more successful due to the proximity to our borders/supply lines.

    • @D34TH_ExE
      @D34TH_ExE Рік тому

      ​@@thenathanimal2909God how blind and misinformed you people are on here it's crazy cartels have several connections here in the United States not just in Mexico they have ties street gangs in the US people that work in law enforcement and our own military all across the US the war started long ago you people are just now becoming aware of something that's been going on for decades.

    • @TheAnayafamilia
      @TheAnayafamilia Рік тому

      Afghanistan & Vietnam don’t even compare to the power of the cartels have over Mexico. America knows better. We were in the Middle East 20+ yrs & basically didn’t do anything. Had to retreat cuz we all know it’s all about power/money. Not fighting “terrorists”

    • @justsaiyan8678
      @justsaiyan8678 Рік тому +2

      @@thenathanimal2909 The problem with most opinions is that, they are more than likely made from a biased standpoint. Do you know the actual number of people of Mexican decent living in the United States? Let’s say the US has a population of 600 million, as of 2023 220 million are of Mexican decent. If you label a cartel(Spanish speaking network) as a terrorist organization you risk losing relations with 200 million people that live inside the continental US. That would be catastrophic! And we haven’t even started to dive deep into the details of economic and social sustainability. The United States of America is more than just land mass on a map, it’s en evolving idea! I suggest you go outside and touch grass then read some books then start taking trips around the world so you can see with your own eyes what the US has become, objectively.

    • @ritaroberts6787
      @ritaroberts6787 Рік тому

      It’s descent, not decent. I hope you aren’t saying all US dwelling people of Mexican descent support cartels? Did all Germans support Nazis in 1939? Did you read history or just depend on your own identity politics moral compass for such ideas?

  • @donjohnson1290
    @donjohnson1290 Рік тому +1

    The 15K a head isn’t necessarily paid upfront. You cross over and you have a wristband and you’re indebted to c@rtel

  • @NervousSkiMask
    @NervousSkiMask Рік тому +1

    He’s right! It’s about 15 to 20k to cross the boarder with a coyote. It’s 5k if you know someone personally in Mexico who is cartel usually family or thru marriage that’s the best way to get the best deal.

  • @ryanmullins2103
    @ryanmullins2103 4 дні тому

    That kid doesn’t sleep well I bet you.

  • @Luisgarcia-be5ub
    @Luisgarcia-be5ub Рік тому

    Ive met a group of 15-17 yo kids.. 8 of them.they also payed 12,000$ each to come into the usa they have to pay it off and live in a house till they pay it off in the field...some of them escape to not pay off..they work in the fields and live in one room like animals.its crazy how my Mexican people condone this something has to change

  • @maffiosso23
    @maffiosso23 21 день тому

    Stephen merchant looks a bit different these days 😂

  • @andre36wo
    @andre36wo Рік тому

    Put some glasses on John Berthal and let's make a fictional movie based on this guy's experiences

  • @marcdoe8352
    @marcdoe8352 Рік тому

    El ponchis lives in San Antonio Tx crazy how they can do all that bs and then come live in the states freely

  • @Mel_Storni
    @Mel_Storni Рік тому

    Everything is about the money 💰 to the ones that cook it, to the ones that land in jail. It is a vicious circle ⭕️🔄

  • @oscarsifuentes4400
    @oscarsifuentes4400 Рік тому +15

    This guy is a halfway spokesmen for the cartel !

    • @noway57
      @noway57 Рік тому

      Give me coke, hookers, money, and booze 😂 lol. That's how they roll.

  • @davidgarcia6095
    @davidgarcia6095 Рік тому

    Don’t stress they killing each other.

  • @JimmyNewtronG
    @JimmyNewtronG Рік тому

    This guy waffles so much lol

  • @DEXImagingCopyCenter-nj5nc
    @DEXImagingCopyCenter-nj5nc Рік тому

    Scary proposition

  • @4Noirr_
    @4Noirr_ Рік тому

    the money comes from the family already in rhe US. my brother had gotten extorted 2x for $500 once he got the border or was close enough to get picked up on the us side, they wouldn't let him get picked up unless he had another $500 luckily it wasn't much but imagine you don't have anymore your ass is getting kidnapped

  • @1badjesus
    @1badjesus Рік тому

    ... thank God for subtitles.

  • @SSlikey
    @SSlikey Рік тому

    this is insane

  • @ARF.Racing
    @ARF.Racing Рік тому +3

    An issue I havent heard others speak about concerning the U.S.A. designating the cartels as terrorist organizations is how that would effect our border and current immigrant status to enter our nation.
    If designated as such what would that do as far as all those currently trying to apply for asylum.? Would that allow people to just skip the nearest country (Mexico in this case) and qualify for asylum?
    Could be many unforseen consequences.

  • @YoursTrulyMew
    @YoursTrulyMew Рік тому

    When the kid was arrested it made it's rounds the Internet and Spanish news stations

  • @AMAJG1
    @AMAJG1 Рік тому

    El Ponchis is in San Antonio last i saw here on youtube.

  • @user-by6yc8yl7v
    @user-by6yc8yl7v Рік тому +4

    They're taught how to cut off arms, legs, etc at the joints with precision/speed like a butcher. There was a cartel video released last month that shows a dozen or so members with a member of a rival cartel they'd kidnapped, a Sicario steps forward and using a small/super sharp knife he removes the skin from the victims head/face in whole/one piece and he does it so quickly with such little effort it's clear he's done it many times.

    • @written2382
      @written2382 Рік тому

      Demonic. He will get what is coming to him soon enough. He will burn in hell for eternity. No one gets away. God is a just God.

  • @kurtstergar1042
    @kurtstergar1042 Рік тому +1

    Watch Grillos interview on rogan. This guy, years ago talked about how much crime is in mexico and that in a way every mexican citizen is envolved. So much violence but he thinks the common man shouldn't be allowed to have guns.

  • @ricquebt1543
    @ricquebt1543 Рік тому +5

    Props to you sean!
    I dont like hearing people's secrets..
    I feel after being told a persons secret i go on a list in their mind - and i dont like people fantasizing about me unless its " me on a beach sourrounded by beautiful beaches"

  • @ZPMBTV
    @ZPMBTV 24 дні тому

    Tell me about the 14 Year Old who Put 4 Heads Back On or Saved Some Lives.
    I know 14 year olds in Philadelphia who have done worse.
    We don’t sit around and speak about them like it’s cool.

  • @elizabethrobb8620
    @elizabethrobb8620 Рік тому +1

    Ironically I just watched that young guy admitting decapitation of 4 people on a Doc. Phew am I glad I live in England. 😉

  • @jenniferw5095
    @jenniferw5095 Рік тому

    If you have 3 or 4 sons working 2 and 3 jobs, sharing an apartment, they have the money to send back home.

  • @Ti0midwest
    @Ti0midwest Рік тому

    Was it El Ponchis

  • @Hector-xi5zc
    @Hector-xi5zc Рік тому +1

    This guy is funny.

  • @ODDSOFDICE
    @ODDSOFDICE Рік тому +2

    damn he was all over the place

  • @BigVin6588
    @BigVin6588 Рік тому +3

    He couldn't give a solid answer when asked if the cartel should be considered terrorists. That struck me as odd.

  • @YT-algorithm-is-strange
    @YT-algorithm-is-strange Рік тому +1

    Was this El Pincho?

  • @placidcasual9872
    @placidcasual9872 Рік тому

    Decriminalising "drugs" is the only way...... the prohibition of alcohol massively improved the wealth and influence of the mob in America back in the day and now the prohibition of drugs massively increases the wealth and influence of Cartels and gangs both inside and outside America. Aside from that prohibition is hugely costly for the government and terrible for the addicts and communities affected by addition.

  • @arthurjenkins9757
    @arthurjenkins9757 Рік тому

    Did labeling islamic extremist terrorist make us win in iraq and Afghanistan? Why would anyone think that would work in Mexico

  • @SpAzZzZz_
    @SpAzZzZz_ Рік тому +1

    CrikEy! Goodday mate

    • @Tom_Samad
      @Tom_Samad Рік тому +1

      I think it's mainly Australians who say goodday mate, not Brits! 😂

    • @SpAzZzZz_
      @SpAzZzZz_ Рік тому

      @@Tom_Samad if he's not an aussie he is now lol

  • @mikecox3659
    @mikecox3659 Рік тому +3

    Seal the border, no one without a US passport can come in, then stop all transfer of funds to Mexico, bank wire or cash, save the kids and our country ... just a thought.

    • @noway57
      @noway57 Рік тому +1

      USA is in on it. Mena, Arkansas

    • @SnakePitallaroundME
      @SnakePitallaroundME Рік тому

      ​@noway57 All lot of ignorant Americans think it's just one sided 😂

  • @rdman86
    @rdman86 19 днів тому

    Dude looks like the Temu Jon Bernthal.

  • @keyvanmunoz4110
    @keyvanmunoz4110 Рік тому

    Theres actually a song about him

  • @alanroberts6663
    @alanroberts6663 Рік тому

    Ditto. I’m set n ready. Sicario means nothing to me if I’m armed as well and FAR from afraid. HOKA HEY!!!!

  • @leonardojaramillo-t4u
    @leonardojaramillo-t4u Рік тому

    this shit is all true im mexican and that kid grew up in barrio logan san diego,CA

  • @AK-hw9ij
    @AK-hw9ij Рік тому +7

    I like that dude. He knows his shit and can discuss the problems with measured pragmatism.

  • @raulr545
    @raulr545 16 днів тому

    They actually killed him and his mom and sister as soon as the police released him

  • @KDMeowmmy
    @KDMeowmmy Рік тому

    I remember a kid who’s beheaded someone.

  • @ococo6713
    @ococo6713 Рік тому +1

    I live in Mexico and this title to people living the states might be eye catching but to us this shit is regular hahah and honestly 4 is a little bit

  • @GhoST-nd7bs
    @GhoST-nd7bs 8 днів тому

    This kid that he is talking about him and his friend were kidnapped by the cartel driven to a ranch and were given knives they were told to kill one another or they both would die he then became a hit man

  • @TheTrueAchilles
    @TheTrueAchilles Рік тому

    Instead of just wanting to target cartels which I 100% believe and want them to be deemed a terrorist organization. You also need to look at the root of why It's so popular. Which is money and being able to provide for yourself and family. They need to be deemed a terrorist organization while at the same time the United States instead of sending billions and trillions of dollars overseas to countries that have minimal impact or 0 at all on the development of our country. Look into allocating those funds into the development of Mexico. The nation to our south plays a huge role in our economy and day to day life here, If Mexico flourishes that will also impact our economy. Perfect example of this is Canada. There our largest trade partner and create millions of jobs on both side of the border. It's a long-term investment that is 100% worth it.

  • @Swalley311
    @Swalley311 Рік тому

    Great. Can't wait til we (America) become this. It's inevitable.

  • @Steamerbeen
    @Steamerbeen Рік тому

    Interesting guy.

  • @EmsThaBreaks441
    @EmsThaBreaks441 Рік тому

    You wonder why Trump's policy does not reference Aliens, "Nuke 'em from Space, it's the only way to sure".
    And clearly it would not make economic sense.

  • @vape42
    @vape42 Рік тому

    Someone should really make a GTA Mexico after wmhow that guy described it.