Texas Growers Unite!

abudsmoker said:

i used too breed but no time or space for the boys anymore

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upthearsenal said:

I'm was down in the rio grande valley with my lady for the weekend and we heard fireworks because of some football game and the people I was with thought it was gun shots... it was a trip... also, check this out:http://www.blogdelnarco.com/

idk if anyone knows spanish but I follow this shit because I actually have a friend who's dad was shot dead and left in a gutter, plus my girls family is from matamoros and the surrounding rio grande valley area.

http://newsok.com/shoot-out-kills-kingpin-in-mexican-drug-cartel/article/3512073

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MuntantLizzard said:

You get these at the store in town?
Where?

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TIREDofMEXICO/DIRT/WEED said:

45 south in da house. Anybody in the houston/galveston area get at me. I could really use a local go-to guy for tips.

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hydrotech364 said:

That second link doesn't pull any punches.
I think for the most part they are trying to figure out who is in charge.I wish they could hurry it up and get one family in charge so we can go in and clean house"Again".I realize that these aren't the same breed of Mexican Soldier that Texas fought and beat the last time but Texans aren't the same either.Back then there were only a handfull of badasses now days we have a shitload.Fresh out of Coonskin Caps but we have well oiled .50 Cal Barretts.

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upthearsenal said:

Jorge Costilla is in charge now. There won't ever be "one" family in charge, there are a bunch of families that have taken over certain small towns, and whoever has the most power is next in line. This is a perpetual situation where young teenagers are bred to be ruthless and cruel (that blog has a explicit view of how ruthless they are) and some become drug lords themselves. There is no way any one is going to be able to kill each narco (narcos traficantes)it's in the same vein as the situation as the war on terror in that aspect. It's not like Colombia where you could go in and kill one dude and everything was over (Pablo E.), not only are there the dozens of families in Los Zetas that work together but untimately are fighting for the top spot, there's also the "cartel", or los pesados, who are like your typical film mafia guys (good to the community but ruthless and violent in business), and probably one of the biggest guys right now Chapo, who has offered to pay off the national debt if Mexican authorities leave him alone, I think he's located in Sinaloa.

Damn, sorry I totally went off on that. I'm just blazed and find this extremely interesting, I don't know how the american media present this really, so I don't know if just spit out a bunch of shit that no one understands...

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