How Sinaloa Became Mexico’s Biggest Cartel | Hasanabi Reacts to VICE
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Hasan reacts to a VICE video covering El Chapo and his cartel that took over Mexico as the preeminent group of the nation.
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Hasan Piker is Political Commentator turned Twitch Streamer (#13) known for his Turkish heritage and leftist takes, often speaking on topics like Socialism, Communism, Capitalism, and Marxism (and occasionally 9/11). He loves reacting to political news, and occasionally goes on IRL adventures with his friends such as Ludwig, 100Thieves, Sykkuno, Pokimane, Valkyrae, xQc, and many others. He likes to react to popular media content with his audience as well, such as Jubilee, JCS (Jim Can't Swim), Joe Rogan, Andrew Tate, Ben Shapiro, Tucker Carlson, Danny Gonzalez, Channel 5, OfflineTV, trending twitter posts or TikToks, and other creative videos. He also co-hosts two podcasts, Leftovers, with Ethan Klein of H3H3 fame, and Fear &, with Will Neff. He allegedly sometimes plays games like GTA 5, Dark Souls, Elden Ring, and whatever excites him on the PS5, Switch, or the PC side of gaming.
Hasan really just said "sinağola" one time and chat went nuts lmao
And I replied with Sinaloa pendejo
@@DT-471 lmao
@@DT-471 sinaloa es un cancer jaja
Just for clarification, the federation the cartel of el chapo we’re working with the sec of defense in Mexico directly and the Mexican army was attacking los zetas to help out the Sinaloa cartel and their Allie’s. Now el chapo is not the leader of the Sinaloa cartel the leader is el mayo, who you actually don’t see a lot of songs or pics of in comparison to el chapo, to make it more clear el mayo was the boss of the cartel and el chapo 2nd in order in the cartel was the public face of the organization hence why there’s songs and merchandise about him. My sources. Anabel Hernández the leading investigative journalist in the Sinaloa cartel and its leaders and even wives. Her books are in Spanish but I think also available in English idk the name in English but the books name in Spanish is Los señores del narco ./2/las señoras del narco.
Disturbed reality also has great content covering this information in multiple videos where reviewing the lore he often goes over that theory and belief
I 100% believe el Mayo is alive and the real villain
you are wrong, i find the juxtaposition of your entire argument offensive, you need to take accountability for your actions
@@AwetisticlyPerfect grandpa Time to take your meds and sleep 😬
El mayo wasn't the head of the cartel, chapo was, but, mayo had basically the same rank.
The Sinaloa cartel since maybe 2015 or 2016 was kinda fractured and mayo and chapo operated as different cartels with the same name.
El chapo is a leader. El mayo is the boss of sinaloa
If you were smoking regs in high school, was probably from Sinaloa (before legal dispensaries, when weed was truly “illegal”. This is the case since the 70s, until the US and Canada started medicinal and American black market growers started popping up more. Btw, legal weed is actually dropping in popularity in markets like California, and some would say quality too
Im in Victoria Australia where we have recently had medicinal weed legalised and know someone who has a prescription and that shit fucks me up beyond beleif, I've only ever had whatever bushweed some dodgy gang grew on some rural farm until recently and now 30+% THC is insane
My legal weed is great and I am in Cali also the businesses are booming so… proof?
wow you came in with 0 facts but present them as if you had a fucking document full of them please at any point show us this statistic that says the popularity legal is dropping in california
Millions of Americans are smoking black market bud everyday, a lot of it is supplied by cartels and a lot of that has been tainted by something they’re applying to it. Most smokers in the south east have smoked it and don’t realize that it’s treated. I think a lot of folks have forgotten what bud even smells like cuz everything around here is treated. Whatever they’re spraying on it will help keep it from drying completely out and crumbling into dust, which used to be very common, but these days you won’t find dry dusty bud on the market.
One of the biggest giveaways is that, when rolled it’ll burn slow, even going out, it’ll leave oily spots on the paper if you wrap it and don’t t smoke it right away and when burned it makes large oily spots near the cherry, the same way regular resin does, but the amount of it is excessive!
When it builds up it won’t burn unless you use a lighter to help it catch up to the rest of the paper but when you do hit it with flame it’ll catch quick, flare up and burn but it’ll make fairly thick dark smoke, even black smoke.
You can also GUARANTEE that your J will have black ash, very black, sometimes you can pick out black chunks or specks from the ash, the normal white or grey ash will be very fragile and fall apart when touched but the black spots will be much stronger, you can sometimes even find little bits of green that remain unburned. Also you can often keep a very long ash on the end of your J since it makes the ash “stronger”. I roll em fat and it’s not uncommon for me to have an ash on the end of my J that makes up 3/4 of the joint… meaning it’ll be down to a roach but the ash from the entire joint is still attached to the unburned joint.
It’s been like this for years and it’s a very widespread problem.
It’s so common that ive personally seen bud like this from 5 different state over the course of about 10 years.
@@MatthewBreck thanks for ruining weed corporate rat.
Hasan freestyling the pronunciation of Sinaloa everytime has me weak
Hasan is right. Los Zetas was more or less a Mexican Black Water at some point. They learned the ins and outs and were trained by American military and special Ops. They realized they could make more money and decided to take a piece of the pie.
wrong they were trained in Israel.
Who's here after theyre doing this with chapo's son again today lol
The r/narco sub is full of videos of the chaos in Culiacán
they literally murdered my dad.. and ran me and my family out of our land... very scary ppl.. has needs to realize hes in the cartel hot zone being in LA and tip toe around this subject
America. That’s all.
So far from God so close to America......
Trueeeee
do you have any resources (articles, investigative reports or anything like that) on american involvement in the mexican drug war? I'm mexican myself and I've been trying to learn more about it but it's so hard cause no one ever talks about how america plays a role in this (not in the news at least). If you do it can be in spanish or english, I don't mind.
@@beckypotato3295 too nuanced for me to spend that amount of time covering so many different subjects and topics. I’m really not surprised people haven’t dedicated that hour+ to you
@@beckypotato3295 type in NAFTA then then Zapatista then how the US trained mercs who became the Zetas.
I live on one of the places that used to have daily shootings at the hands of the Zetas.
It’s been kinda nice seeing all their activity pretty much disappear from a lot of cities to the point that they’ve become some of the safest places in the country.
Surely a unique place mi lindo México
My family in Durango and Chihuahua don’t mind the Sinaloa cartel because they pushed out los Zetas when they tried to push in.
For sure Sinaloa is preferable to Zetas and CJNG
Shit you better watch out for cjnj
The Sinaloa cartel grew massively during Mexico's war on drugs. They were given an implict monopoly of illicit drug trade, under condition that Sinaloa waged war against Los Zetas. There was no crack down of Sinaloa until all the smaller drug lords were captured or killed.
why would you say that... please explain yourself
It was from the Guadalajara cartel, the dismantlement/take down of El Padrino is the worst thing to have happened.
@@echospage this is true
PRI losing their power helped Sinaloa
The zaytas is the zetas zesty cousin
I wish Azan would deep dive into cartel stuff. Tons of interesting info and wild shit
El Chapo was once quoted in 2003, “i know being a Mexican Cartel Warlord isn’t a welcomed position in the world; but what the heckin’ dog!… it’s better than being James Charles!”
Lmao you sure that wasn’t Ethan Klein 😂
End the drug war and regulate it, then watch this Great Lake turn into a pond. Sure they'll find other hustles, but they'd become less disciplined, the place would collapse, they'd seize manufacturing, and at that point it's just a job
I doubt it's a good idea to regulate fentanyl like the stuff that's on the streeta
@@marcoszavala8435 the stuff that's on the streets is unregulated Marco. If it was, the stuff on the streets wouldn't be on the streets.
As a former user (2010ish, beginning of fent), you only got fent as a transdermal patch, lollipops, etc. But these days, if you buy heron you're getting fent. If it was all regulated, "the stuff on the street" wouldn't be there...
@@soulife8383 but itsbout there now we can't go back to the past, so what do we do now is the question?
@@marcoszavala8435 no, "it's" not out there now. What's out there now is trash cooked in a field mixed with harmful chems and cooked by Mexicans pounding beers. If the war was ended and things were regulated, you wouldn't have this type of demand.
People on pain management would get their pill, the regulation would mean the doctors wouldn't believe a lying pharmacy rep (although I kinda blame the docs for this) that's it's not habit forming or dependency forming.
People currently on heron (which is just a slang for a form of morphine that's 3x more absorbent by the body, ie: 3x stronger than morphine, and weaker than a prescription) could get the real thing.
And fent would just be fent again and not fake heron. It never became a street item except for the patches and pops until heron blew up when people couldn't afford poison meds, and fake heron blew up when they cracked down on prescribing pain meds.
All of it could have, and could, be avoided if it were regulated. We don't regulate it. We ban it and punish.
Side note: this is why cartels thrive in Mexico and why a ton of people migrate. Js (looking at you BRANDON 👀)
@@soulife8383 yea you're right, there is trash out there, and its extremely cheat . As you know if drugs get regulated the price goes up, thats just natural. Its crazy to think people are gonna stop paying for cheap trash that is extremely strong for a more expensive drug thats not as strong. And alot of things would have been better if we changed things in the past but we are in the present time we must think about present solutions that are realistic.
Read the trilogy of books of Don Winslow: The Power of Dog, The Cartel, and The Border. Amazing fiction stories that do a great job of illustrating what happened.
Currently being adapted to tv series at FX
Hasan should check out the disturbed reality videos covering narco lore
Thank you for bringing to light the flaws that exist in our government as well and not just bandwagoning any local news channel
The Flores twin were moving chapos product in Chicago. They help the FBI build a case
Is this channel part of the Hasanabi Clip Industrial Complex?
Legalize all drugs
Decriminalize*
would legit end all this
@@reymax9053 *legalize. Decriminalizing wouldn’t prevent overdosing and deaths.
@@belowaveragegamer95 Decriminalisation literally would. Legalising fucking Meth and Croc would mean users would get help and not get imprisoned while distribution is still cracked down on.
NOT THE FENTANYL!!!!!
As a mexican American with parents from culiacan i can full heartedly say cjng has way more tacticool cod loadouts
Your parents would beat u for saying “tacticool”
Someone should make a video game where you can play as various drug lords and kingpins throughout history. Maybe it exists already as I only play fortnite.
They get all their guns from Texas btw
Hasan should come to mexico and make videos against cartels
I remember seeing a video about the I think Sinaloa cartel and this heinous thing they did. For context it was the fact that they commandeered a bus full of people and rpd every woman an slaughtered everyone (like 40 people)
That wasn’t Sinaloa that was Los Zetas on the other coast of Mexico. Zetas were Mexican special forces trained by the US military that deserted from the military and started working as muscle for the Gulf cartel, eventually breaking apart and forming their own cartel. In general, Sinaloa does less of the senseless acts of brutality such as the bus killings and massacres that Zetas and the Cartel Jalisco New Generation.
@@AegonTheUnlikely not true u can easily look up the brutality they do, spooning out eyes with spoons gruesome beheadings slow torture the list goes on
Search up "Los Antrax" they were skilled hitmen trained by special forces. Killer squad for sinaloa cartel.
El chapo is indeed a folk hero for many people
Yeah unfortunately that's real smh
All cartels are evil.
In America he is but not for the people who had to actually live with his reign of terror
Sinaloa cartel is the most popular for sure but no the biggest or strongest cartel in Mexico.
I can’t stop looking at Jamie the Vice presenter. He looks like he’s from another world or something
13:35 They are the definition of fuck around and find out.
that’s la cha🍕🍕🍕 hassan
Hasan sees a low level soldier and thinks they don’t have tactical equipment 😂
Puro JGL loco 🎶🎶🎶🎺🎺🎺
a lot of the chemicals used are purchased online from china, regulations are more laxed in mexico for sure
Vox or vice covered it. It's the fent, and 2 or 3 other chems, a type of filler, then they cook it while chugging beers because they believe it saves them from accidentally OD if the wind turns and they breathe the smoke.
I imagine the chems are to evenly dissolve the filler and fent but the way they do it and what they use seem highly unnecessary, sus, and primitive, like that beer stuff. Unless it's not easily soluble stuff, or if it's a free acid solution that needs to be converted to a sodium salt form. 🤷♂️
Let’s go always wanted to hear Hasan talk about this topic
America main character complex
Mexico's president Lope Obrador is great friend with El Chapo and his mother . He helped with the paperwork for the mother visiting her son at prison in USA. Lopez was filmed talking about this with the mother . keywords AMLO + MAMA + CHAPO
Yes most politicians are corrupt especially ones who govern narco states
His mother is an old lady and she seems pretty nice.
chapo wasnt even the main leader, he was the one showing off and nobody liked that
That’s also why they went for him. It doesn’t matter if you take out one guy. Another will take its place. It won’t change anything. Taking out “leaders” is just a PR move and allows to put a face to a group
Honestly you probably really could go by some crack outside of the White House that shit in the Hood 😂😂😂🤷🏿♂️
Does Almo have any connections with the Sinaloa Cartel too?
Yes
Every politician that's worth discussing in Mexican politics has some connection to all of the Cartels.
@@rafandalorian ya bro amlo has so much connections to the sinaloa cartel that he just had el chapos son arrested and is sending thousand of troops into Sinaloa as we speak. Troops who are engage against the Sinaloa and crushing then.
Yeah, unfortunately majority of Mexico’s politicians are affiliated with the cartel(s). It’s not even a choice, it’s basically a demand to join them or die.
Blame gringos all they want, but each cartel enjoys massive local support at home. You cannot celebrate local cartels and then blame America for why cartels are so imperious. My home country was ravaged apart by the CIA, there are huge stockpiles of illicit weapons, intense poverty, and it's right within the opiate triangle. Despite this, gangs do not act with such naked impunity.
Watch Ukraine become a third world country when America is done “helping” them.
Don't let the Lasanabi frogs hear this...
@@learntostrafe fr😂 they’ll twist an turn your words till it fits their narrative
ay wey
Chaps is 100 percent a folk hero
Only in America
Nah jk jk am a big fan Hasan
With the help of the cia duh
CJNG are bigger
REEEEEEEE
Stop sending money to Ukraine and start dealing the problem in our own backyard. Europe is more than capable of helping Ukraine on their own.
LA is as important to the cartel as Sinaloa itself and nobody ever talks about that shit
I am a fentanyl addict lol
lol I'm polytox
Johnny Mitchell tells alot about this subject