Videos tagged with Cartel

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by Mexico against U.S. firearm manufacturers, alleging they contribute to violence in Mexico. The lawsuit attempts to use an exemption in the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) by claiming manufacturers knowingly sell to dealers who supply crime guns. The speaker argues this is an attempt to circumvent U.S. gun laws and shift blame, potentially crippling the U.S. gun industry.

This YouTube video, titled 'Marines Vs. Cartel🤣🦅', uses humor and memes to depict a hypothetical confrontation between Marines and a cartel. The description and title suggest a comedic take on military and border-related themes, incorporating elements of popular internet culture through hashtags like #comedy, #memes, and #jokes. While the title references military units and a cartel, no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned, and the content appears to be primarily meme-based rather than educational or a direct review of firearms.

This YouTube video appears to be a lighthearted and humorous take on a pistol, drawing a comparison to the movie "Blow." The title and description suggest a focus on a specific firearm, possibly a 1911 model, and use hashtags that hint at its aesthetic or a particular vibe it evokes. The inclusion of "#cartel" and "#jokes" along with "#dontdodrugs" indicates a non-serious, potentially satirical or meme-like approach to discussing firearms, rather than a technical review or serious commentary on firearm use or legality. The video seems to be aimed at entertainment and engagement within a community that appreciates this style of content.

This video analyzes several self-defense scenarios, emphasizing quick decision-making and situational awareness, particularly in high-risk environments like those near the border. It highlights the importance of the OODA loop (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) for effective response to threats such as carjacking attempts by cartels. The analysis stresses adaptability and the need to be prepared for unexpected dangers, even when seemingly safe.

This video discusses Ron DeSantis' controversial statements advocating for the use of deadly force against cartel members at the border. The content highlights the expected media backlash and encourages viewer discussion. The description also promotes the Sonoran Desert Institute for firearms education.

This video appears to be a personal account of an ATF raid, where the creator was questioned about alleged weapons trafficking to the cartel. The creator asserts their innocence and showcases shooting various firearms, referred to as 'dingers' and 'bangers'. The video is based in Arizona and includes social media handles for the creator and editor, as well as a business inquiry email. The content emphasizes safe firearm handling with professional supervision.

This video's title indicates a news-related event involving the Mexican government's attempt to apprehend El Chapo's son. The inclusion of hashtags like #shooting, #shooting, #minigun, #military, and #mexico suggests potential depictions of firearms and military action related to this event. However, without the actual video content or a transcript, it's impossible to determine the specific firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or tactical elements that might be present or discussed. The analysis relies solely on the explicit mentions in the title.

This video critically examines the 'Fast & Furious' operation under Obama and Eric Holder, where rifles were funneled to Mexico and cartels, leading to weapons in criminal hands. The speaker argues this is less severe than the current situation where the US has supplied advanced military equipment, including sniper rifles, drones, and helicopters, to the Taliban, highlighting a perceived hypocrisy in government gun control policies towards citizens versus foreign adversaries.

This discussion between Mike Detty and former agent Vince Cefalu on the Hank Strange Situation delves into the controversial ATF 'Fast and Furious' operation. They highlight how the operation, intended to track cartel weapons, instead facilitated the flow of firearms into Mexico, leading to violence and assassinations. The speakers express disillusionment with law enforcement agencies, including the ATF and FBI, citing questionable leadership, political influence, and a lack of accountability for actions that endangered lives and undermined public trust.

This video, titled "Tracking Illegals/Cartel Pt:2", appears to be a continuation of a series focusing on the topic of illegal border crossings and cartel activity, potentially from a law enforcement or investigative perspective. The description includes links to the creator's website, social media (Instagram, YouTube, Rumble), and business inquiries via email. It also promotes sponsored products from Werkz Holster and Gatorz Glasses, offering discount codes. The disclaimer emphasizes the educational purpose of the content and clarifies that no firearms are sold by the channel, with all firing occurring in controlled environments. The content likely aims to inform viewers about the complexities surrounding border security and related issues.

This episode of Defending Our America, sponsored by SIG Sauer, focuses on the complex situation at the southwest border with Mexico. Host Kelly shares firsthand accounts from local ranchers, detailing their experiences. Del recalls his time working with border patrol and the sheer volume of drugs being trafficked. Matt expresses concerns about the presence of terrorist organizations in Central and South America and their potential collusion with cartels to facilitate illegal passage. The episode highlights security and immigration issues relevant to national defense.

This episode of Patriot Profiles, sponsored by Smith & Wesson, features Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu and his SWAT team conducting a long-range patrol near the Mexican border. Officer Matt Thomas leads a scout interdiction operation aimed at intercepting drug smugglers and human traffickers. The mission culminates in the arrest of a cartel scout. The video highlights law enforcement efforts in border security and interdiction.