Book

Narco Terror: A Compact History of Mexican Terrorism

2023

Synopsis

The 2022 cyber hacks of Mexican defense networks leaked their government's estimate that 70% of Mexico is controlled by criminal armies. A month later the governor of Texas invokes the "invasion clause" of that state's constitution. Meanwhile, ministerial level officials of the Mexican government are being arrested in the USA on conspiracy charges. These ominous events presage a wider conflict with Mexico, a nation long embroiled in war as deadly as Syria or Ukraine.

Savage massacres of entire border towns, crematoriums and acid-vats used to liquidate countless victims, the targeted killing of hundreds of journalists and politicians, the trafficking of immense quantities of deadly super-drugs, and the monopolization of Mexico’s resources by criminal warlords - these are the hallmarks of one of the world’s most violent and intractable conflicts.

In this sweeping exposé, the most horrific episodes of narco-terrorism are profiled, uncensored. With no-holds-barred, this politically incorrect narrative brings forth the candid details of a hellish societal collapse that bleeds into the American heartland.

Not only are the shocking conditions of modern Mexico brought into stark focus, but dark periods in Mexico’s history are illuminated for readers to gain a better understanding of how America’s neighbor became one of the most dangerous countries on Earth, with over 60,000 people murdered or “disappeared” every single year.

From altars of human sacrifice atop Aztec pyramids, to the Cristero Wars of 100 years ago when Mexico’s atheist dictator went on a rampage to purge Christian influence, to the criminal armies unleashed after the collapse of Mexico's socialist ruling party, - the many stages of Mexico’s chaotic history are used to explain the patterns of mayhem that led to the country’s takeover by terrorist commanders based in mountain jungles.

More barbarous than ISIS, with more money than Central American governments, a greater threat than any foreign enemy, the narco-terrorists many refer to as “drug cartels” represent enormous guerrilla armies that have seized control of Mexican society. They kill with impunity. They tax all business. They intimidate the public and decide elections.

Orchestrating events that have forever altered American society, such as coordinating the invasion of millions of illegal aliens, dispersing zombifying chemicals such as fentanyl, which now represents the leading cause of death for Americans aged 18-45, narco-terror has reached a new apex of destruction that threatens what remains of American life. With control over key Mexican industries, and power over government, the Mexican syndicates are now poised to threaten global stability itself.

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