Monterrey

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

No worry El Cabron 007...she's a he...he can visit El Infinito and not worry about it. Besides, all that he posts about Monterrey, and about "me," is bogus bullshit. So, no matter what he makes up to post, there are never any real details, which even further reveals he is not knowledgeable about Monterrey, or about me. He certainly doesn't know anything about El Infinito or he would have known that simple fact you so eloquently pointed out El Cabron...WOMEN ARE NOT ALLOWED.

Here is what has been going on everyone...The poster that likes masquerading as a female believes he knows "ME." He believes he can fuck me in the forum by posting with screen names that he believes relate to my true identity.

At first, I was concerned that he was posting the name I've always used as an alias in Monterrey, and frankly, all over the world. After all, I've been meeting people in Monterrey, and in other venues, using my alias for years. I remember when I first used the screen name...I just picked the name from the past. Then, I just stuck with it. It was easy to remember.

I never actually dreamed that my alias would ever be revealed in the forum. Frankly, I always used my alias because I feared the girls, and what they might try. I always expected it of the girls. I am, frankly, shocked that a fellow monger would stoop so low. I guess I shouldn't be surprised...

But, the reality is, what's in a name, verdad? That's the purpose of an alias. When you've been at this as long as I have, you learn to take precautions. But, that isn't how my stalker got the name of the alias. He got the name of the alias directly from me via internet correspondence, and he has spread it around to a very few number of our other detractors, most of which do not respect the opinions of others, and just can't behave with any proper cyber etiquette.

He wouldn't know me if I walked up behind him and tapped him on the shoulder, or worse. The poster that likes masquerading as a women in the forum, using names that relate to my alias, etc...lets just say he is inextricably linked now to what is going on in the life of my alias by his own hand. Lets just say suspicion upon the actual perpetrators has been diverted, and the more our Mastermind involves himself with the evidence, the deeper he implicates himself in life's consequences outside this forum.

But, he has caused me to change my alias. I have now adopted a new alias, mostly because I don't want to be inextricably linked to a real person whose real life might cost me my own freedom through association.

I've stayed silent long enough. He thinks he's some kind of "Mastermind." But, were I him, I would think twice about linking myself to a real person I know nothing about. Notice, I said "person,' and not "name." What's in a name?

I know my nemesis' name, I know his personal details, I know who he freelances with, I know his legitimate cyberlife, I know his profession...I don't desire to "spar" with him in the "ring," or react to his taunting. That's why I have ignored him up to now.

Enough said, back to the purpose of the forum, and lets stop the nonsense, trying to fuck each other just because our egos can't tolerate the opinions of others, or their contribution within this forum.

[QUOTE=Monterreydude]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]

I know...every time I see our old friend, exiled to El Cielo, I can read the sadness in his face over his having to endure the reality of his demotion. He is constantly trying to find me girls in El Cielo, which ain't easy at times, because El Cielo ain't no El Infinito. His available inventory for referral is virtually non-existent at El Cielo compared to El Infinito. I try throwing him a bone once in a while, but las propinas are not what they once were for him.

And, there's another thing that needs saying...

A number of months ago, some members of the forum focused upon the dangers that they believed existed to those visiting El Infinito in particular, and Monterrey in general.

At that time, their focus upon warning about the dangers seemed to me to be just too much, over the top. After all, we were hearing stories relayed by the girls that were bogus, etc...things we knew were not true. And most of the warnings we read here were conjecture, and not based upon any direct experience within the bar scene.

At that time, I believe they were engaged in an exaggeration of the facts on the ground with respect to danger level. I still believe to this day that those posters have very little, if any, real experience in Monterrey, or El Infinito. I believe that their warnings were informed conjecture based upon their own circumstances in areas where I believe they frequent, which I believe is probably a venue closer to the border, where the danger level was, and is, more intense, even now. In the months since their warnings, the exposure to an increased danger level has migrated to a frequency in Monterrey that is still less than what is occurring in the border towns.

But, I am prepared at this time to offer them an apology...

While I don't believe the dangers were nearly as high at the time they offered their warnings as they are now, I do believe that over the course of about 6 months, the levels have certainly increased to a point where there are significantly increased incidents that warrant being much more cautious here.

Am I prepared to tell people to stay away from Monterrey? No, I do not think that your being akin to a "grain of sand on the beach" with respect to your being lost among the millions of people here offers the likelihood that you will personally endure any harm were you to visit Monterrey, provided you watch your back.

Personally, I do not believe the risk is as high in attending El Infinito as it is just being in some of the neighborhoods of Monterrey, or on the roadways between say the border and several miles outside the city, or in El Oxxo in Apodaca at night, etc...

With regard to a comparison between Chicago and Monterrey, at this juncture I believe there really is no valid comparison between the two. But, at the time that comparison was made, the danger level in Monterrey was not nearly what it is today. Besides, believe me, parts of Chicago are certainly every bit more dangerous as El Centro Monterrey, where you would be spending most of your time if attending the bars. But, that doesn't mean you should drop your guard while visiting Monterrey, and/or El Centro, or Chicago for that matter.

With regard to El Infinito, it receives recommendations because it is the undisputed crown jewel of the bars in Monterrey...that is, it displays a surprisingly high level of quality of selection for the money. It is not recommended for comfort, or ambiance. But, naturally, for it's superior quality of selection alone, it's going to be the subject of commentary. That's the legitimate reason why you see it referred to here, not because anyone has a particular desire to promote it for personal gain.

Were we hearing recommendations here for Amnesia or one of the high end clubs, then I would be more suspicious. They pay money for referrals and recommendations. ie: tipping taxis, etc...So, were I to hear a concentrated effort here to promote them, I would be suspicious. But, El Infinito does NOT need any recommendations...It is packed night and day with patrons. Besides, it's low end, and the price does not justify the promotional costs that would be associated with there being some concerted effort to pay off people to recommend it.

So, why is it the subject of conversations....Because, when asked, to omit El Infinito in a recommendation would be negligent. So, in my commenting about it now, my purpose is simply to reveal my own opinion that I do not see an environment there that makes an increase in danger level any more evident on the surface than I saw there 6 months ago, or 3 years ago for that matter.

But, admittedly, the dangers can be underlying the surface, and for that reason, I echo that when visiting there, or any of the bars, I would do so with a greater degree of awareness than perhaps was necessary even only 6 months ago.

I would recommend that you not linger in El Infinito, but do your business and cut more quickly to the chase than you might have in the past. That has always been my own preference anyway. I don't linger in El Infinito. I have for many years always just flown through there, in and out, wham bam...and now, with the escalated violence in Monterrey, I believe it's also a part of watching your own back, part of being that grain of sand on the beach.

I don't know, but I'm sure you'll make something up...you always do...you certainly don't know shit about Monterrey or El Infinito.

And with the regard to the Captain1201 screen name, and your use of it to masquerade as Chesterboy, lets clarify that, if for no other reason than to at least let Chesterboy know that you're also fucking with him, and who knows whom else within this forum.

See, guys, I told you the forum was full of bullshitters and trolls. And, Chesterboy, I owe you an apology, assuming you are not also our Mastermind in disguise, but I don't think so. I believe you are a legit poster Chesterboy.

Chesterboy, our Mastermind decided to do an internet search based on the name of my alias. He found that my alias has a screen name on another unrelated website, Captain1201. He used it to masquerade as you, but he made a very amateurish mistake, commenting as you with statements that did not correlate with your prior statements. Some did not really catch on, and neither did I at first...they/we believed you had made in error in your comments, but our Mastermind was just wanting to mess with our forum.

You see, he has this psychotic ego, and when he goes off his meds he can not tolerate that some of us have comments we enjoy posting here, and he can not tolerate a difference of opinion, even if it's made with decorum and politeness. He can not tolerate that we do know our shit. He knows his shit in his section, and he thinks he know his shit on his other websites.

But, NO, he must be in control. Part of that stems from the narcisism that is inherent with some people that are in his same profession, and part of it has to do with his being " very active" in a few other quasi legitimate, but relatively insignificant websites.

What our Mastermind does not know is you are closer to being accurate with your hunches concerning the drug cartels than you may have thought, only different. Well, not really totally accurate, but close. You see, my alias is well known in my community. He is some kind of Federal Agent or something, and he travels to Mexico regularly. I don't know the particulars, but I can only assume he travels on official business...he undoubtedly has ties to the drug cartels, but not the type you suspected, but ties none the less. So, you were lunging into a measure of the truth with respect to my alias anyway.

Hey, Mr. Mastermind Stalker, this game is really FUN, FUN, FUN...maybe I should visit you at your websites, using my alias, maybe make a few more of them up myself like you have, maybe publish the links here so all our members can enjoy your commentary over there, and maybe we can all offer a contrary opinion to your drivel over there. Wouldn't that be fun!!! :-)))))))

You know, Mr. Mastermind Stalker, I was going to just ignore you, but it is kind of fun to fuck with you now. I may still grow bored with your amateurish assumptions, and your unethical behavior. It does kind of [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord140][CodeWord140][/url] me off that you are such a slug that you would try to out me in the forum, even if it doesn't really effect me. But, it could REALLY, REALLY effect you. I'm sure my alias has some close personal ties to some really nice Mexican Drug Agents himself. Maybe I'll drop a dime, and let Randy know just exactly who is posting his wife's name in the forum. :-))) Wouldn't that be interesting???

I heard kind of funny thing today...There is a new club located on Madero, just a little bit further down from Harem. The new club has been named "El Infi."

As some are aware, that is a commonly known term of endearment to describe the club "El Infinito." Apparently, the owners of "El Infi" are hoping to capitalize on the name through association. But, to my knowledge, there is no association, other than both clubs market to the working classes.

See, imitation is the best form of flattery. Were El Infinito of no consequence in the Monterrey venue, who would care to name a club after it's nickname so they could capitalize on it's fame and fortune, hoping to pick up the scraps left over from the big dog?

Anybody visited "El Infi" yet?

By far this has been the most disappointing visit to Monterrey; the city seems dead. No one seems to go out anymore at night. The worst part is that I encountered a tranny in the privado at Infinito. I can tell trannys apart but was fooled by the low light and the small number of women at infinito. I am not saying this for you guys to go to other strip bars. Infinito is still good but keep an open eye, to avoid the tranny surprise. Seems that my girlfriend at infinito moved back to her rancho in Sinaloa. Also taxi's were saying that they might impose a curfew on the city, which i think is impossible, but who knows with mexico going down to the Shi%*er recently. Saw some dead burned bodies during the road trip to Monterrey in Cuidad Meir. Please mongers don't venture away from the city.

Stay safe everyone.

HAHAHAH, that's rich! :-))))))))))

One thing I can tell you, if there was a tranny working in El Infinito, there would be nothing short of a riot in the privados.

And, I doubt She/He would even make it into the privados. The girls would rip her/him limb to limb. Competition is fierce in El Infinito.

Tell you what I'll do Mr. "Mastermind," I will personally visit El Infinito tonight to confirm your report. I'll even reveal the name of the supposed Tranny here so we all don't fall into the abis.

Yeah right, stay safe everybody! :-)))


[QUOTE=Marius 67]By far this has been the most disappointing visit to Monterrey; the city seems dead. No one seems to go out anymore at night. The worst part is that I encountered a tranny in the privado at Infinito. I can tell trannys apart but was fooled by the low light and the small number of women at infinito. I am not saying this for you guys to go to other strip bars. Infinito is still good but keep an open eye, to avoid the tranny surprise. Seems that my girlfriend at infinito moved back to her rancho in Sinaloa. Also taxi's were saying that they might impose a curfew on the city, which i think is impossible, but who knows with mexico going down to the Shi%*er recently. Saw some dead burned bodies during the road trip to Monterrey in Cuidad Meir. Please mongers don't venture away from the city.

Stay safe everyone.[/QUOTE]

Trannies working at Infinito?

Pure and unadulterated BS.

1. Marius, how in the world can a tranny slip in to work at Infinito if the girls have to strip buck naked on stage???

2. You think the strippers are like kind of stupid, low IQ humanoid beings??? You think they wouldn't have noticed at their dressing room that one of the "girls" has a stick shift??? You think they are stupid enough to let it pass so it would affect business???

3. You encountered a tranny... in what way??? You said hello, or what???

4. We Mexicans are openly homophobic, we are not bound by stupid laws that force us to respect gays above heterosexuals. If there were trannies working on strip clubs... they would be beaten as close to dead as possible by the customers... and the police would do nothing at all.

5. Trannies have there own "free for all" SCs if you want to check them out: Muxets and Papi Chulo on Zaragoza street.

5. Marius, you are trying to impose on Infinito an urban legend that goes around on ALL strip clubs "there's a trannie working undercover"... not new, read that, heard that, all equal to total BS.

And....
Impose a curfew on Monterrey... oh come on Marius!!!
If they haven't imposed it on Juarez where violence and death is as common as meat and potatoes, they are not going to impose it on Monterrey.





[QUOTE=Marius 67]By far this has been the most disappointing visit to Monterrey; the city seems dead. No one seems to go out anymore at night. The worst part is that I encountered a tranny in the privado at Infinito. I can tell trannys apart but was fooled by the low light and the small number of women at infinito. I am not saying this for you guys to go to other strip bars. Infinito is still good but keep an open eye, to avoid the tranny surprise. Seems that my girlfriend at infinito moved back to her rancho in Sinaloa. Also taxi's were saying that they might impose a curfew on the city, which i think is impossible, but who knows with mexico going down to the Shi%*er recently. Saw some dead burned bodies during the road trip to Monterrey in Cuidad Meir. Please mongers don't venture away from the city.

Stay safe everyone.[/QUOTE]

I take it back, calling Marius our "Mastermind." Our Mastermind knows Mexican society. He lives in Mexico. He knows what Mexican males would do to a tranny in El Infinito. So, I hereby retract my accusation. He would never have said such a thing with his level of experience...

It occurs to me that Marius may have seen the openly gay waiter, the really fat one with the mascara and the makeup, the died blonde hair. I don't remember his name, but he's a fixture at El Infinito. But, you can't mistake him for anything other than an effeminant male waiter, wearing the waiters uniform, name tag, etc...Maybe they promoted him to dancer... :-)))) yeah, right!

The clubs are full of gay male waiters. In that respect, there seems to be tolerance. But a tranny masquerading as a female, that will get you killed in a straight club in Mexico.

Interestingly, there are some straight clubs that are managed by gay managers in Monterrey. The owners figure they'll keep their mitts off the girls I guess.

[QUOTE=Monterreydude]Trannies working at Infinito?

Pure and unadulterated BS.

1. Marius, how in the world can a tranny slip in to work at Infinito if the girls have to strip buck naked on stage???

2. You think the strippers are like kind of stupid, low IQ humanoid beings??? You think they wouldn't have noticed at their dressing room that one of the "girls" has a stick shift??? You think they are stupid enough to let it pass so it would affect business???

3. You encountered a tranny... in what way??? You said hello, or what???

4. We Mexicans are openly homophobic, we are not bound by stupid laws that force us to respect gays above heterosexuals. If there were trannies working on strip clubs... they would be beaten as close to dead as possible by the customers... and the police would do nothing at all.

5. Trannies have there own "free for all" SCs if you want to check them out: Muxets and Papi Chulo on Zaragoza street.

5. Marius, you are trying to impose on Infinito an urban legend that goes around on ALL strip clubs "there's a trannie working undercover"... not new, read that, heard that, all equal to total BS.

And....
Impose a curfew on Monterrey... oh come on Marius!!!
If they haven't imposed it on Juarez where violence and death is as common as meat and potatoes, they are not going to impose it on Monterrey.[/QUOTE]

This is strange indeed: "Saw some dead burned bodies during the road trip to Monterrey in Cuidad Meir."

Many posts ago you told us there was no bus service between Ciudad Mier and Monterrey and as a matter of fact there is still none cause that part of the state of Tamaulipas is extremely dangerous to drive through.

Either you are making up that part of the story, or you are braver than we thought driving your own car in such a god-forgiven place.



[QUOTE=Marius 67]By far this has been the most disappointing visit to Monterrey; the city seems dead. No one seems to go out anymore at night. The worst part is that I encountered a tranny in the privado at Infinito. I can tell trannys apart but was fooled by the low light and the small number of women at infinito. I am not saying this for you guys to go to other strip bars. Infinito is still good but keep an open eye, to avoid the tranny surprise. Seems that my girlfriend at infinito moved back to her rancho in Sinaloa. Also taxi's were saying that they might impose a curfew on the city, which i think is impossible, but who knows with mexico going down to the Shi%*er recently. Saw some dead burned bodies during the road trip to Monterrey in Cuidad Meir. Please mongers don't venture away from the city.

Stay safe everyone.[/QUOTE]

El Cazador says: "El Norte newspaper recently show facts that in 2007 there was 2300 murders in Monterrey and its areas and we are now going to have more than 13000 murders for 2010."

2300??? 13000 for 2010???
I think you are adding a few more zeros than you are supposed to???


[QUOTE=El Cazador]I read you continue to talk down the dangers that occuring in Monterrey right now. No one here think that way and thats why I dont think you live here or have many friends in Monterrey. Three weeks ago, five innocent youths was shot and killed in Monterreys largest mall. That same week, two men was shot and killed right outside Tequila Azul mens club after leaving the club. A policewoman was shot and killed last night. Dead bodies sometimes without heads are routinely dropped on the highway from Monterrey to Laredo. El Norte newspaper recently show facts that in 2007 there was 2300 murders in Monterrey and its areas and we are now going to have more than 13000 murders for 2010. And many crimes and murders not reported by the police or media because is bad for politically and for business her.

You guys want to come here be safe and dont go to nonpopulated areas downtown late at night. It is dangerous here right now.[/QUOTE]

My parting comments in that prior post were facetious, mostly just a whimsical recommendation that all be “careful” with respect to the trannies that are supposedly terrorizing El Infinito.

Listen, I am not diminishing the terrible horror that persists in Mexico, nor am I uncaring with respect to the individuals or families that have fallen victim to the awful criminals.

Warnings that there is danger are not ill-advised...

But, some directly gain personally from promoting the fear that relates to the mayhem. Therefore, those warnings are not entirely benevolent on their part, nor are they entirely accurate either. Because, promoting the fear benefits them directly. Some of that goes on right here on this website, and to a much greater degree in cyberspace elsewhere by their own hand.

For those that live here day to day, there is really little alternative. I don’t advocate others come to Mexico blindly without first understanding that there may be risks, and mitigating those risks through intelligent, informed security measures themselves. I am more secure living here as a result of my own security measures than some.

But, the average visitor for a few days need not utilize those same tactics to remain safe. Just being a little more aware of your surroundings is all that is necessary to survive a few days in the bars, visiting the massage parlors, or calling upon escorts. You are like a grain of sand on the beach in this city of five million.

I do agree with you with regard to choosing modes of travel, being in "non-populated areas late at night." Where we differ is your stipulation that "downtown" is somehow more dangerous than on the outskirts of the city late at night, or high profile, heavily populated areas of the city.

Downtown is relatively secure in comparison. Fact is, the news reports here are always about something horrible happening in the populated areas of the city, on the outskirts of the city, or in the busy public places around the city. Fact is, the Downtown area rarely makes the news beyond petty crime. So, yes, I do live her, and yes, I am aware of what parts of the city endure the greater likelihood for deadly violence. And, I have never, in all the years here, ever experienced the level of threats you warn about when attending the bars in El Centro. I am not saying it can not happen, but I don't believe El Centro is any more dangerous than anywhere else in the city. Five Million of us have to live here...and it is what it is...so be it.


[QUOTE=El Cazador]I read you continue to talk down the dangers that occuring in Monterrey right now. No one here think that way and thats why I dont think you live here or have many friends in Monterrey. Three weeks ago, five innocent youths was shot and killed in Monterreys largest mall. That same week, two men was shot and killed right outside Tequila Azul mens club after leaving the club. A policewoman was shot and killed last night. Dead bodies sometimes without heads are routinely dropped on the highway from Monterrey to Laredo. El Norte newspaper recently show facts that in 2007 there was 2300 murders in Monterrey and its areas and we are now going to have more than 13000 murders for 2010. And many crimes and murders not reported by the police or media because is bad for politically and for business her.

You guys want to come here be safe and dont go to nonpopulated areas downtown late at night. It is dangerous here right now.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Monterreydude]This is strange indeed: "Saw some dead burned bodies during the road trip to Monterrey in Cuidad Meir."[/QUOTE]While I don't want to totally call BS, Cuidad Meir is really off the normal path to Monterrey.

That, and while I wouldn't personally be too concerned about hitting the clubs in Monterrey, that strip of small towns east of Reynosa and along the border to Falcon Lake (C. Guerrero and Ancient Guerrero) is pretty much the stronghold of the Zetas. Those are all small towns, generally don't hold any appeal to anyone here in the first place, and it's not smart to be going into any of them right now.

Monterrey ... eh ... a different matter. Monterrey is pretty peaceful from what we are hearing down here in the Rio Grande Valley.

And Reynosa has actually been pretty peaceful until the last few months.

[QUOTE=Marius 67]I was in Miguel Aleman, Mexico today. [/QUOTE]Honestly, why would you be in Miguel Aleman? It's not on the way to anywhere, and it's a tiny little town with no industry.

And it's a Zeta stronghold. One of maybe 4 towns along the border that EVERYONE knows it isn't smart to be in.

[QUOTE=Marius 67]The buses are still not running to Monterrey. [/QUOTE]They sure are running to Monterrey from Reynosa. There is a company running some brand new double decker over-the-road buses along that route.

And anyone seriously planning to get from Miguel Aleman to Monterrey would logically transfer at either Reynosa or maybe Nuevo Laredo.

I was in the privado at infinito, the girl/guy bent over and low and behold a pair of hairy nuts. When I was walking upstairs to the privado a sixth sense hit me that this was a tranny, but I ignored my gut feeling thinking, no way! Also this past Tuesday morning the Mexican Military had sealed off some streets in El Centro de Monterrey, my taxi also passed by the Plaza del Arco Express which is currently used by Mexican federal agents; it was blocked off with agents in full gear ready to go to war at about 11pm. This is not the same Monterrey I've visited in the past. Maybe I need to call Monterreydude next time I venture out there. The Noreste bus line has resumed bus routes from Miguel Aleman to Monterrey. I commented to a taxi about the dead bodies I saw in Cuidad Meir. He told me it was only decorations for Halloween; haha; I can assure everyone here that they were not holloween props! Also seems that they have opened El Pantheron (now under another name) close to infinito. Found a new eating spot too; El Centrika it's a mall with a walmart and a food court; Gorditas dona Tota is the best of all in the food court. The girl I finally picked for a salidad at Infinito gave me some sad ass rushed job back at the hotel. I'am so pist that I might just post her picture; the only good thing about the trip was a late night dinner at the Palax with a MILF escort Monterreydude recommended a while back. Thank You Sir! I still have faith that things will make a turn for the better.