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The Mexican Drug Cartel’s Hand-Made Tanks (8 pics)
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30 May, 2011 |
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One of these tanks is called El Monstruo 2011. It was used in street combats between Mexican drug cartels. It has a top speed of 68 mph (100 km/h) and it could hold up to 12 gunmen.
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obey
(30 May 2011 01:19) Total user comments:
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fuck drugs
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DocMcCoy
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Legalize drugs. Fuck the gangster.
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They're killing us (good mexicans) and we are not even the final consumer. America is the final consumer. We're just spilling blood in vain. It's such a shame.
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Is the first car/tank for sale?
I need a vehicle to rob banks with and do coffee runs without worrying about some dickhead keying my car.
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There are pics of 3 different vehicles, Monstruo 2010 (40 km/h), Monstruo 2011 (100 km/h), and the trailer.
http://www.blogdelnarco.com/20
11/05/localizan-en-jalisco-el-
monstruo-2010.html
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raymond.wendt
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you see that pull up in front of your neighbors house, might want to go sit in the basement for a minute.
just sayin...
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Link was here
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I wonder how well it copes with homemade landmines?! There are a dozen of recipes on the internet, but I never really figure it out how they could be properly tested...
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oh .. Humanity ....
it just can't be save by the book and the exhortation.
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the mexican version of the Bat-Mobile.
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he he he Mad Max 11? :)
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Mean looking motors!!!
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elunicotomas
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escape from LA
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Not far in the future we all will be driving monstrosities like this just to get to work and back.
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Shit..
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Tanks, submarines, airplanes, tunnels, fast boats ... the assualt is full on. But one death of an addict vs. a dozen deaths of an innocent citizen is beyond reason. Recreational drugs have been around since time immemorial We've already proven that prohibition increases cost, lowers quality, and increases ruthless crime but does not stop the use. Prohibition only fosters bloody conflicts between organized gangs in the U.S. and elsewhere. If the drugs were legal, the prices would drop and the cartels would die out very quickly against legitimate competition.Lets hope we get over our Puritan "roots" sooner rather than later.
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coward
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Well Capt. HuffNpuff... it will take a lot of violance to legalize drugs, you are exactly right. BUT it is the dealers and growers who dont want to legalize it and they are the ones killing people keeping the fear going so we dont want to legalize them.... Im sure big tobacco already has factories and plans in place for the day that America legalizes drugs. They will be legalized someday it will just take a lot of time...
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goooooooo drugs
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Update: The Mexican army found a "MONSTRUO" factory:
Pics inside El Monstruo:
http://www.blogdelnarco.com/20
11/06/ejercito-mexicano-descub
re-en-camargo.html
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beer is my drug hope they don t try and stop that
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