El Chapo just threatened/declared war on ISIS — EDIT: Poll Added!

[RatherUnique]

is this worse than live leak?

Liveleak does not host ISIS videos anymore. BestGore does. Edit: And overall BestGore lives up to it's name.
Way worse than LiveLeak.

 

[Drew Wonder]

Edit: Nevermind, ya'll already caught on

 

[jadillac]

these nikkas gonna fight/destroy each other, but watch the American govt intervene somehow to stop it.

 

[Nomadum]

For people who don't understand what ISIS is capable of in comparison to the Cartels. Head over to "BestGore." ISIS has some of the most surreal videos you can imagine. Recording themselves with go-pros attacking and taking over military bases, executing hundreds of soldiers, shooting every weapon under the sun, recording suicide bombers before they get in their truck bomb and recording the truck as it drives into a military base and leaves a mushroom cloud in the sky.

In comparison Mexican cartel videos are basically them killing unarmed captives. ISIS has release some of the craziest war combat footage you can imagine.

At this retarded ass comparison.

Again, not glorifying either party but reports show the Cartels is as violent as ISIS.
Minus the suicide bombings, the Cartels have infiltrated many levels of government and law enforcement to the point that in 2007, 300 high ranking federal officers [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6239674.stm] were temporarily suspended to stop corruption. so they didn't take over bases in the sense ISIS has but they still took them over and maintain them under false pretense meaning they were stealthy with their move.

ISIS and the Cartels both have video recording of both sides butchering other humans.
ISIS and the Cartels both have video of executions and beheadings
ISIS and the Cartels both shoot a wide range of weapons although ISIS is more destructive as they have old munition left over from Iraq's first war in 90's and munition they stole from Iraqi forces that fled or were captured and killed
ISIS does one thing better than the Cartels, and that's record and distribute their footage in a social media driven society.

But removing ISIS's ability to capture the attention of the masses, both groups are evenly matched in their level of brutality and take no prisoners movements.

 

[Ronnie Lott]

I have a feeling that this whole entire thing is ducktales

Seriously, why the fukk would a kingpin/fugitive/most wanted individual in the world be making high profile threats like this knowin how damn hot in the street he is and how hot Isis is.

shyt seems like propaganda, just like the supposed threat against trump


Some of y'all nikkaz will believe anything

 

[Black Cac]

Gonna ask this again. How do they find/know this stuff out but cant find either group?

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

Pretty sure both groups are involved in drug trafficking. Doesn't make sense

 

[fukkyalifestyle]

what smile you think el chapo used when he sent that email? def and

 

[Lifer11]

This is a dream match right here.

"El Chapo" 'nem 'bout to hold it down like they at The Alamo, meanwhile the Klan and the other white racist groups don't get involved.



You support the terrorist that only terrorizes if you fukk with his money/territory.

That's not terrorism that's organized crime.

 

[Lifer11]

Pretty sure both groups are involved in drug trafficking. Doesn't make sense

I can't say for sure, but I wouldn't think ISIS is involved with drugs, at least not openly, as it goes against their religious beliefs, and would compromise their entire operation as their recruitment process is based mainly on manipulation through religious fanaticism.

 

[Lifer11]

damn, I wanted them to team up

You just made a few government watch lists.

 

[Nomadum]

Gonna ask this again. How do they find/know this stuff out but cant find either group?

retro tracking of data until they can find a exact location.

they worked Osama Bin Laden's compound out like that, saw it was the "odd bunch out", retro researched satellite imagery saw the structure was new (within a certain amount of years) and began stepping thru photos to figure out as much as possible before they ever got the raid.

intelligence community (from what ex members and even current members say) is that they are always one step behind, which is one reason why NSA was trying to backdoor all electronics. if you have real time monitoring capabilities, you'll never be behind the 8 ball when trying to hunt someone.

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

I can't say for sure, but I wouldn't think ISIS is involved with drugs, at least not openly, as it goes against their religious beliefs, and would compromise their entire operation as their recruitment process is based mainly on manipulation through religious fanaticism.

I got a bridge to sell you if you don't think they're about making money. What you say isn't false, but they're about the dollar just as much as anything else.

 

[Lifer11]

Again, not glorifying either party but reports show the Cartels is as violent as ISIS.
Minus the suicide bombings, the Cartels have infiltrated many levels of government and law enforcement to the point that in 2007, 300 high ranking federal officers [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6239674.stm] were temporarily suspended to stop corruption. so they didn't take over bases in the sense ISIS has but they still took them over and maintain them under false pretense meaning they were stealthy with their move.

ISIS and the Cartels both have video recording of both sides butchering other humans.
ISIS and the Cartels both have video of executions and beheadings
ISIS and the Cartels both shoot a wide range of weapons although ISIS is more destructive as they have old munition left over from Iraq's first war in 90's and munition they stole from Iraqi forces that fled or were captured and killed
ISIS does one thing better than the Cartels, and that's record and distribute their footage in a social media driven society.

But removing ISIS's ability to capture the attention of the masses, both groups are evenly matched in their level of brutality and take no prisoners movements.

That's only because ISIS wants the world to see their actions, and the cartels don't. In that sense, they're not better just different agendas.

 

[Xane Vic]

That's not terrorism that's organized crime.