Drug cartels threaten Daesh (ISIL, ISIS, Daeshbags)

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http://www.forbes.com/sites/doliaest...-against-isis/

Fugitive Mexican drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán has reportedly threatened to eliminate ISIS if it continues to destroy his drug shipments to unspecified Middle East countries that go through the terrorist group’s so called “caliphate,” a website called cartel.blog reported Thursday.
In a harshly-worded encrypted email addressed to ISIS head Abu Bakd Badhdadi, the head of the powerful Sinaloa Cartel reportedly said: “My men will destroy you. The world is not yours to dictate. I pity the next son of a whore who tries to interfere with the business of the Sinaloa Cartel. I will have their heart and tongue torn from them.”

So, Fast and Furious was actually a forward thinking operation to combat Islamic terrorists....

[ray1970]

Sounds like some sort of video game. Cartel vs. ISIS.

[68Charger]

Sounds like some sort of video game. Cartel vs. ISIS.

Somebody REALLY needs to get on this as an update to COD or the like...

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Sounds like some sort of video game. Cartel vs. ISIS.

Or from the director of Alien vs. Predator

[Great-Kazoo]

Or from the director of Alien vs. Predator

When Harry met Sally ?

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The Lord works in mysterious ways.

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With any luck at all, they succeed in killing vast numbers on both sides

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Hopefully ending with Chapo and Abu dead with their hands around each others throat

[davsel]

Just a hoax
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...s-cocaine.html

Steve Charnock, who works for Thug Life Videos, says he published the fictional story on November 30.

The website - and a number of others Charnock works for - upload real news stories, funny videos and some satirical pieces.

Their aim is for these comedy pieces to go viral, but they never intended it to be picked up by major news outlets.

He told Daily Mail Online both he and his boss came up with the story. They had previously joked in reports that the Bloods and Crips had waged war against the militants, but the stories were fake.

'It was satire, faux news,' he said. 'It got a few shares on Facebook initially, but now it is the top story on some websites.'

Charnock added that none of the news outlets contacted him to clarify the information.k

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Dammit...it seemed too good to be true...