Monterrey

I was in Miguel Aleman, Mexico today. The buses are still not running to Monterrey. Talked to a local soldier and Mexican federal officer. They stated that Mexico is entering a new era of terror. They talked about the Mexican government hiding bigger mass graves they have discoved to prevent mass panic. In all fairness this is all hersay,. But I tend to believe people that are in the shit everyday. Chaos is Mexico right now. They also did not report when these assholes attacked the mexican side of the international bridge which left four soldiers and six officers dead in Camargo. There's a shitload of youtube videos documenting the aftermath of gun battles. I guess the good times in Mexico are coming to an end.

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Sad thing but true.
Well, things could change a lot if the US stops it hunger for drugs.
You know, the US is the #1 consumer of drugs in the world and it has done nothing to curb consumption nor consumers... nor traffic as a matter of fact.

You know why the cartels are fighting till there last men for cities like Cd. Juarez and Miguel Alemán and Reynosa in Tamaulipas???
Cause the other side, meaning the US side is the point of entry for the drug trade.
It is well know fact that drug cartels pay 100's of thousands of pesos this side of the river vs. 100's of thousands of dollars to corrupt American officials.



[QUOTE=Marius 67]I was in Miguel Aleman, Mexico today. The buses are still not running to Monterrey. Talked to a local soldier and Mexican federal officer. They stated that Mexico is entering a new era of terror. They talked about the Mexican government hiding bigger mass graves they have discoved to prevent mass panic. In all fairness this is all hersay,. But I tend to believe people that are in the shit everyday. Chaos is Mexico right now. They also did not report when these assholes attacked the mexican side of the international bridge which left four soldiers and six officers dead in Camargo. There's a shitload of youtube videos documenting the aftermath of gun battles. I guess the good times in Mexico are coming to an end.

[url]www.borderlandbeat.com[/url] and or [url]www.blogdelnarco.com[/url][/QUOTE]

What? Spend $3,000 to fly to Thailand? Just South of Pattaya, you have bands of terrorists setting off bombs? Or, go to Bangkok where you have the makings of a civil war?

What? Fly to Bogota, where you have the exact same level of danger from armed bands of robbers, and several paramilitary anti-government units operating between the cities so that land travel is totally prohibitive?

What? Go to Indonesia where bombs from terrorists go off right in front of my hotel?

What? You're going to spend a minimum of $300-500 per hour for equal quality in US?

What? You're going to spend the astronomical cost of flying around the World with Mexico right on your doorstep?

In one breath, my Mexican friends tell me of the dangers, and in the other they tell me they're going about their lives just as they always have.

I'm hearing only that we should all just stay home in the US, or be slaughtered like cattle if we come to Monterrey. That isn't true either. Know the risks, and make your own decision.

[QUOTE=Monterreydude]Sad thing but true.
Well, things could change a lot if the US stops it hunger for drugs.
You know, the US is the #1 consumer of drugs in the world and it has done nothing to curb consumption nor consumers... nor traffic as a matter of fact.
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Curbing drug and/or alcohol use just isn't going to happen, no way. If Mexico stopped supplying drugs tomorrow, others would just pick up the slack, way too much money involved. Plus there are a number of home made drugs, Meth, PCP, etc, that are consumed. There isn't a state or municipality that has not seen a Meth lab busted. Stopping drug use, stopping prostitution, no way, you can't stop what people want.

What makes Mexico the pits in some ways also makes it a Jewel in others. If it were the US, you would have girls costing you a fortune, the cops throwing you in jail, crack hags instead of hot 18 year old girls, and you would be sitting home jacking off. It would be nice if the safety issues improved, but that ain't likely soon. I'll take my chances. Watch your back, and pay attention, just like every other mongering destination in the world.

[QUOTE=La Parca]What? Spend $3,000 to fly to Thailand? Just South of Pattaya, you have bands of terrorists setting off bombs? Or, go to Bangkok where you have the makings of a civil war?

What? Fly to Bogota, where you have the exact same level of danger from armed bands of robbers, and several paramilitary anti-government units operating between the cities so that land travel is totally prohibitive?

What? Go to Indonesia where bombs from terrorists go off right in front of my hotel?

What? You're going to spend a minimum of $300-500 per hour for equal quality in US?

What? You're going to spend the astronomical cost of flying around the World with Mexico right on your doorstep?

In one breath, my Mexican friends tell me of the dangers, and in the other they tell me they're going about their lives just as they always have.

I'm hearing only that we should all just stay home in the US, or be slaughtered like cattle if we come to Monterrey. That isn't true either. Know the risks, and make your own decision.[/QUOTE]Very sensible. If only this could be a conclusion and this forum could go back to being about mongering. I am planning for another trip and all I get from this forum now is safety mandates.

I think you need to reread what you are writing CB.
You're losing track.

Chicago... let me add Flint, Detroit, Washington DC and just recently included, the Bronx where people are not going out in the streets at night.... again, like in the old days.



[QUOTE=Chester Boy]LOL. I'm not sore. If you had any credibility, I might take the things you say more seriously. It's obvious that you have a very, very superficial concept of Americans and the US. Ranging from your crazy assertion that Chicago is as dangerous as Monterrey and, now, that the guerrilla warfare being conducted throughout Mexico is on a par with some rednecks in the backwoods. And, best of all, you use the example of Oklahoma City to prove your point, one incident that happened 15 years ago when you are in stark denial of the reality of Mexico's problems despite daily reports of car bombings, grenade attacks and gun battles in broad daylight. Man, I have to admit that I gave you way too much credit. You're actually not that bright at all. LOL. The US has it worse than Mexico? LOL. You may know the Star Spangled Banner, but you are clueless about us Americans and about what the reality is. "You got it WORSE! " LOL. Monterreydude, that literally made me spit out my atole. Thanks for the laugh.

So, tell me. What are you hiding? Why the denials? Why the deflections? You love telling lies about me, like that I don't live here in Monterrey. But what's YOUR deal? You sure seem soft on the narcos and almost protective of their image. Maybe there's a reason behind this? Care to elaborate or would you just like to go back to your deflections and pompous dismissals?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Monterreydude]I think you need to reread what you are writing CB.
You're losing track.

Chicago... let me add Flint, Detroit, Washington DC and just recently included, the Bronx where people are not going out in the streets at night.... again, like in the old days.[/QUOTE]All you seem to know how to do is deflect. And you deflect with the most ridiculous things.

The drug related murders, alone, are about double the TOTAL number of murders in Chicago this year. And this is considering the fact that Chicago has more than double the metro population. The overall murder rate in Mexico is nearly triple the number of the United States. Factor in kidnappings, beheadings, grenade attacks, car bombings, rampant assassinations. Throw in completely ineffectual and corrupt law enforcement and you have the recipe for chaos.

To compare Monterrey with any US city is just plain retarded.comparing street gangs and hillbilly militia members to the guerrilla tactics going down here is beyond ridiculous and nobody with real knowledge is buying your BS.

There is not a single person living here in Monterrey who will deny the dangers, why are you doing so?

You may know you're stuff around the clubs, but something stinks about all this denial. So, again, I will ask:

What are you hiding? Why the denials? Why the deflections? You love telling lies about me, like that I don't live here in Monterrey. But what's YOUR deal? You sure seem soft on the narcos and almost protective of their image. Maybe there's a reason behind this? Care to elaborate or would you just like to go back to your deflections and pompous dismissals?

What I've read here the last few weeks, is nothing more than a bash Mexico/US hate fest, and now it's a bash the wealthy class, class envy thing.

If some had to comment on their knowledge of mongering, their posts would be non-existent.

You'all are talking about everybody else having some hidden agenda. I see nothing more than a bash the other guy agenda for weeks on end, and no information from some about the subject at hand.

There seems to be only a couple of you you that actually knows anything about mongering in Monterrey and posts anything on topic.

I just had to chime in. Don't mean to offend anyone, but it's getting pretty dumb. Anybody else on here feelin' the same way?

[QUOTE=Monterreydude]I think you need to reread what you are writing CB.
You're losing track.

Chicago... let me add Flint, Detroit, Washington DC and just recently included, the Bronx where people are not going out in the streets at night.... again, like in the old days.[/QUOTE]

Let me tell you guys. I roamed with the bad boys. I mean dudes you do not even see on TV. I watched 'you know what' go down. I watch ..ah heck .. you won't even understand because you can not relate.

But that was only in Baltimore, Maryland, yes, USA.

In Monterrey, I owned the city. I had body guards on the look out while I did my sh8. MTY Dude told me that someday the girls will wait for me around the corner and take me out.

Still, Monterrey was, until recently, the safest city in MX. I was not aware of the recent changes. I was discussing, with the Reynosa wife, how Reynosa was scary and she said I should see Monterrey. I searched Al Gore's internet and I am saddened to see such a beautiful city go down like this. Such a shame.

The US may not be as scary as MX only because the bad boys here are living the good life instead of fighting the force. They do not have the arm-like pawns nor do they want to live like "Lord of War".

While in MX, they have billions riding on their drug industry and are stronger than the local army. They are forcing the arm of the law here. If you recall, they relaxed the weed and snow law to almost 'legal' and are now thinking of completely legalizing the green and white all together admitting that too many lives have been lost fighting a never ending battle and an easy to breach election card.

So here's the deal. We, the US, are legalizing weed. The only thing is, our 'smart' government could not just come out and say weed is now legal. They started by inventing the medicinal use first where dispensaries started popping up all over the country. Now they slipped in a state wide vote to completely legalize it. Watch Philip Morris trade mark all the strain names and search how much land they have acquired to plant their green. The authorities here are cracking down on growers while corporations are gearing up to monopolize the market.

What the heck was my point? Oh yes, money talks, it says ‘bye bye’ … No, that’s not it.

Drugs are ruling and America, the US, is consuming. Yeah, that’s it.


El Cabron.

Hey guys. Long time. I was thinking of coming to visit but nope. too scary. I'll wait until the cartels declare victory.

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El Cabron.

Hey guys. Long time. I was thinking of coming to visit but nope. too scary. I'll wait until the cartels declare victory.[/QUOTE]


Or you can wait until Calderon (one of the worst presidents Mexico has had in recent modern history) finish his term .. that is if he doesn't provoke the second Mexican revolution first.

[QUOTE=Strike 69]Or you can wait until Calderon (one of the worst presidents Mexico has had in recent modern history) finish his term .. that is if he doesn't provoke the second Mexican revolution first.[/QUOTE]

You know? Think of this world as a big private institute. An institute lead by a couple of inhumane assholes with the lowest regard for life and a colossal hunger for money and power. This is the international federation.

Now think of each country leader as puppet installed to manager that branch on the federation. That’s what we call “Mr. President”

The game then becomes clear. Our most inelegant kindest ever sweetest passionate leader, Dubay said it best “You are either with us, or against us.”

For your listening pleasure: Did you miss me yet? [url]http://www.dubyaspeak.com/[/url]

Don’t be so hard on Calderon. He has to play the game. The game of … I am your president, bow to me while I screw you.

Long gone are the days when we were told: “We are a nation with a government. Not a government with a nation.” Aren’t we supposed to “elect” officials to represent us? Why are the screwing us? Don’t they have their own b8ches to screw?

El Cabron

[QUOTE=Kathleen Britton]Despite the zero help I got from the board experts, I've decided to come on down to Monterrey to live out my swinging fantasy with some of the girls at Infinito. What I'm still figuring out is whether I should plan it with the hubby or just show up to surprise him.

I hope my hubby doesn't find out that I'm paying for my trip with the money I got from selling two of his favorite guns! HaHa.

Much more to come.[/QUOTE]

Kathleen, last I know, Infinito No permita las mujeres. No women allowed and there is nothing you can do about it .... unless I come with you that is ;-)

But seriously. they do now allow women. When asked why, they say it is for the simplt reason that the pervert customers grab anything that moves.

Unless things changed ...

[QUOTE=El Cabron 007]Kathleen, last I know, Infinito No permita las mujeres. No women allowed and there is nothing you can do about it .... unless I come with you that is ;-)

But seriously. they do now allow women. When asked why, they say it is for the simplt reason that the pervert customers grab anything that moves.

Unless things changed ...[/QUOTE]

Correction .. they do NOT allow women.

They still don't and they will not.
Change managers. Our old friend is working now the night shift at El Cielo.
The new one is... not likeable.


[QUOTE=El Cabron 007]Correction .. they do NOT allow women.[/QUOTE]