Episode 4933: Potential Shutdown At The Start Of New Year; The Paramilitary Cult Of Furries
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What is the primal scream of a dying regime?
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. I got a free shot. All these networks lying about the people, the people had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
And where do people like that go to share the big line? Mega media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.
Monday, 17 November, Year of the Lord 2025. Let's go to Oscar Blue Ramirez in Mexico. Oscar, I'm going to have Eric Prince on here momentarily. Set the stage for us. Once again, what happened, he had the assassination of this mayor. The president of the country basically went on national TV and said, hey, we really can't go to war with the cartels. People, the citizens, a populist revolt that says you've got to save us from these criminals, these terrorists. And she says, well, you know, we checked the law and legally I can't do it. That's because her government, she's a socialist, she's a Marxist. They're totally in business with the cartels and they're totally in business with the jihadists. Tell me about what happened this weekend.
How big a deal was this?
It's huge, it's historic. And all of this hype of this protest happened because in the lapse of a week, Steve, they assassinated Carlos Manso, the mayor, on a Saturday. Then on a Sunday, they assassinated a councilwoman in Oaxaca. Then on the next day, they assassinated a public servant in a part of Guanajuato. And in the lapse of less than a week, they assassinated five police officers in the whole country. So this is the thing that erupted. Then in the month before, they found 89 bags of human remains in the part of Jalisco. People are sick and tired, and more the Gen Z that the recruitment of minors by the cartel has been completely exacerbated in the parts of Michoacan, in the parts of Guerrero, in the parts of the borders that are next to the United States of America.
It's a complete huge problem. They know that it's out of control. And the thing that really triggered it is that the Mexican president said, you know what, we cannot go to war against the Carters because it is illegal. That was the thing that completely triggered this whole situation and that completely exploded with what happened yesterday in the protests in the governmental palace, Steve.
Oscar, do the young people that went and tried to take over the governmental palace, I mean, it was pretty dramatic. Do they believe that Mexico currently is a failed narco state, sir?
Oh, yes. Yes. On the back of the barricade, Steve, you see these metal plates right here. They have exactly the same metal plates in the governmental palace. And in the governmental palace, they didn't see what they wrote over there. They wrote narco state on the whole back. So everybody believes everybody was yelling, you know, narco president. Everybody was yelling narco state. Everybody was yelling that we live under a narco government. So everybody understands because of the statements, the latest statements of the president. saying, we cannot go to war with the cartels. And she also always defends herself that this is a plan from the conservatives to have Trump to intervene with the military in our country of Mexico.
She's always justifying that it's because of the sovereignty.
How did the assassination of the mayor impact Mexico's political climate?
And it looks like she's always protecting the organized crime in the cartel. So yes, the Gen Z, everybody in the country knows it, that we are living under a narco government, Steve.
Oscar, hang on for a second. I want to bring in Eric Prince. Eric, you've been an advocate for a while about kinetic activity, particularly in northern Mexico, against the fentanyl, against the Chinese Communist Party's partners, the big cartels in northern Mexico. Does what happened yesterday change your opinion that we should maybe –
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the primal scream of a dying regime?
0:02–3:39
2
How did the assassination of the mayor impact Mexico's political climate?
3:39–6:43
3
What triggered the recent protests in Mexico?
6:43–13:11
4
Do young people in Mexico believe the country is a failed narco state?
13:11–17:43
5
What is Eric Prince's perspective on military intervention in Mexico?
17:43–31:32
6
How does the situation in Haiti relate to Mexico's challenges?
31:32–53:20
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