Concentration Camps in Mexico?

Chris exposes Mexico’s cartel-run “concentration camps”—ovens, mass graves, and 110,000 missing since 2006. Found by civilians, not cops, these sites train kids as killers. He slams President Sheinbaum’s cover-up and calls cartels terrorists like ISIS. www.watchdogonwallstreet.com

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:16):
I've been sitting on a story for several weeks. They
have concentration camps in Mexico. Oh you think I'm kidding.
Do a little homework, Do a little homework yourself. Yeah,
they're uncovering various different concentration I mean ovensant ovens. Again,

(00:39):
you know, this is not Adolf Hitler, and they're not
you know, picking a group of demographic without picking Jews
and put them in the ovens. They're just putting anybody
that goes against the cartels inside of ovens. It is.
It's ugly. Hundreds and hundreds of people are being discovered.

(01:05):
Was this found by the Mexican National Guard or police force? No? No, no,
this was some group outside of that that I've discovered.
Mexico has got one hundred and ten thousand people reported
missing since two thousand and six. And again, where do

(01:25):
they end up? There is a rule, This was a
rule property. They showed up at three underground incinerators, bone
frame its I do again. You can see the videos
and you can see the pictures of what took place.
This is in Mexico. Now we've had Hollywood has done

(01:46):
some movies over the past several years regards to the
drug cartels in Mexico. Again, we kind of look them.
Can't be fair to some degree. Ario Films was counselor.
There's various different ones. And again I had they ask

(02:08):
people about what it's like, how accurate some of this
stuff is, and yeah, it's bad, it's bad. I again,
I I don't for the life again, for the life
of me, I don't know. I I wouldn't go to
we couldn't. I'm not going to Mexico. Payment on freaking Mexico.

(02:31):
This is this is awful. And again we don't know
the people running the country. They don't have any control
over these cartels. Cartels run the country. This is nothing new.
This has been going on. And again you know, I
guess we you know, do wink wink, nod nod. We
have various different uh travel deals that are set up

(02:52):
in certain areas of Mexico are supposed to be safe.
You know, you're supposed to be messing around in cant
Coon and apply to Carmen and Cabo, know, some of
these other places. I'm not going to spend my money.
I'm not going to spend my money in a place
like that. I'm not going to put my family. I'm

(03:14):
going to go to a place like this. Again, do
yourself the favor and look at what's actually going on.
Mass graves, mass graves story after story where young Mexicans
forced into the service of the cartels. This, this particular

(03:38):
concentration camp was also a training camp where they were
training these young kids, taking these kids and training them
to be little killers for the cartels. Again, the current president,
Claudia Shinbaum, they well, again the public wants them to

(04:02):
be an independent investigation into this. And of course no, no, no,
the federal government, the federal government is gonna take over
this at why you know, because again it'll probably be
covered up. You know, c has been talking up this,

(04:24):
this shinebaumb has been talking up a game and working
and going after the cartels. I don't believe it for
one second. I don't believe it for one second. Trump's
right to call out these cartels for what they are
they're terrorist organizations. They are. There's no what is the

(04:47):
difference between ISIS and these drug cartels? For crying out loud,
I'm going off. I went back when ISIS years ago.
ISIS basically had they almost ran their the entire organization
like a fortune five hundred comand annual report and all
the things they're involved with and trafficking and various different antiquities,

(05:11):
a myriad of different things. This is going back to
twenty sixteen when Obama called them the JV Team, and
we're seeing that they're type of brutality will you use
do you think the drug cartels? You don't think that
they operate with the same type of brutality they do,
and they're sap of the damn border. For crying out loud,

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