LOS ZETAS ces TARÉS

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:03:34 :
Tu fous deux mecs venant d'un cartel mexicain dans une cité du 93, ils prennent la cité en 2 minutes

non le bandeur

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:09:31 :

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:07:34 :

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:07:09 :
fiction
jamais ça se passe ça

On parle du Mexique làhttps://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2017/13/1490886827-risibo.png

t'as plus de chance de te faire hagar en banlieue parisienne qu'au mexique
vous sur estimez les risques, c'est sur des territoires précis et très localisés

Evidemment si t'y vas en tant que touriste dans des zones sûres tu risques rien, par contre un habitant de là-haut dans un coin craignos...
https://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2017/13/1490886827-risibo.png

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:10:05 :

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:03:34 :
Tu fous deux mecs venant d'un cartel mexicain dans une cité du 93, ils prennent la cité en 2 minutes

non le bandeur

Ben si en fait, je crois que tu te rends pas compte à quel point les cartels sont surpuissants lol

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légende urbaine, hein

Je rapelle pour ceux qui disent "OLOL FAKE"

Le mexique controlé par les cartels, c'est un autre monde hin..

Au dernières élections, ils lancaient des têtes décapités dans les bureau de votes ou encore jouaient au foot en prison avec les têtes de leurs ennemis

los zetas serait présent en espagne mais bizarrement ils font que dalle

Post ou cartel

osef de vos sentiments respectifs, apprenez juste à chercher les sources

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:11:33 :

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:10:05 :

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:03:34 :
Tu fous deux mecs venant d'un cartel mexicain dans une cité du 93, ils prennent la cité en 2 minutes

non le bandeur

Ben si en fait, je crois que tu te rends pas compte à quel point les cartels sont surpuissants lol

La vie c'est pas Rambo tu peux même foutre deux mecs du Spetsnaz dans une cité ils vont viter détaler car ce qu'on leur apprend c'est surtout de ne pas se mettre en danger face à des hordes de types.

J'ai déjà vu de ces trucs sur eux, des vidéos vraiment hard en vrai.

Jamais de la vie je les ferait chier au autre, certaines de leurs tortures sont pire que la mort limite.

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:15:00 :

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:11:33 :

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:10:05 :

Le 09 juillet 2021 à 18:03:34 :
Tu fous deux mecs venant d'un cartel mexicain dans une cité du 93, ils prennent la cité en 2 minutes

non le bandeur

Ben si en fait, je crois que tu te rends pas compte à quel point les cartels sont surpuissants lol

La vie c'est pas Rambo tu peux même foutre deux mecs du Spetsnaz dans une cité ils vont viter détaler car ce qu'on leur apprend c'est surtout de ne pas se mettre en danger face à des hordes de types.

Tu crois que c'est des fragiles en survêt de foot qui n'arrivent même pas à utiliser à un flingue correctement qui vont faire peur à des types du Los Zetas ?