He got shot in the head while driving his truck. Cartels want HK. They operate the puta business at Vallarta and Cabo San Lucas. They must want to control Zona also, especially HK
Pull 50,000 troops from Europe and the Middle East and put them on the border. Shut down human and drug trafficking. Use signals intelligence to locate cartel leaders and work with Mexican Federales to take them out.
Good idea for San Jose guy. maybe he would reverse all these stupid rules that Hong Kong and the hotels have been putting into place in the last year. FRMOS rules!
First the attempted murder of the HK owner. Now the actual assassination of the HK manager? Full disclosure, I've never been but it's a bucket list item. And the fantastic recent reviews have only enhanced that picture. But damn, at what point does the risk/reward equation not work anymore? I know nobody has the answer, but I'll be monitoring this situation for a bit.
Michael: I'm working for my father now. He's been sick, very sick.
Kay: But you're not like him, Michael. I thought you weren't going to become a man like your father. That's what you told me.
Michael: My father's no different than any other powerful man, [Kay laughs] any man who's responsible for other people. Like a senator or a president.
Kay: You know how naive you sound?
Michael: Why?
Kay: Senators and presidents don't have men killed.
Michael: Oh, who's being naive, Kay? Kay, my father's way of doing things is over, it's finished. Even he knows that. I mean in five years, the Corleone Family is going to be completely legitimate. Trust me. That's all I can tell you about my business.
"Use signals intelligence to locate cartel leaders and work with Mexican Federales to take them out."
I disagree here. Mexico had been invading the US for years. So fuck their sovereignty and user Reapers to kill every cartel member we can find, napalm every drug field, flatten every factory.
Thanks for posting, GB. I hope I’m wrong, but I’m concerned that the cartel attacks on HK personnel away from the club will eventually manifest themselves into an attack inside the club itself. That would be very bad.
The history of the world’s “illegal business”, drugs, prostitution, human trafficking; has always had the “greed factor” that moves the “business owners” want to become a monopoly, so the “criminal group/gangs/mafias cartels many times fight each other.
Because the fighting can’t be “done in court” or worked out talking and negotiating, and mainly because of greed, most times violence is inevitable.
The criminals have learned, from the USA way of controlling the world economy, that they need to use violence frequently so that the threat is believable.
But the also know that the overuse of violence is bad for business.
So “violence” at the Happiest Place on Earth will not stop, but also will not impact the core business so the Gentlemen clubs like Hong Kong will continue operating as long as there is supply and demand for paid-for-sex services, and the businesses is profitable.
So you can go and enjoy a couple of weeks at the Happiest Place on Earth
*Look, here's a Pakistani pretending to be an Italian from New York pretending to know how the mob works. Let me clue you in, nitwit: there are no similarities between how the mob and how the cartels work
I read on ISG that the Paraditas near HK staged a mini-protest against the militarized police in the area. I'm talking about the truck full of hombres wielding submachine guns, and the Humvee with the 50 cal mounted on it that would frequently roll down Calle Couhilla and the alley behind HK. Paraditas apparently swarmed one of those trucks and blocked it from going down the alley, protesting that they were driving customers away. According to posts on ISG (and those should be taken with a grain of salt) the police presence has been lower since then.
I don't know how reliable these reports are, but from my chair less police in the area is probably a bad thing for monger safety, in light of the cartel violence earlier this year.
But... I'm curious to hear other takes on this:
If you've been to TJ recently, have you observed any change in the police presence?
Does the militarized police presence la Zona Norte make you feel more or less safe?
Seems to slightly less presence today than from even a month ago. Still see police and national guard but slightly less at least here by HK and the back alley. I don’t mind it at all, I’d prefer to see them around, I think if I didn’t see them cruising and walking around I’d probably not venture past the 3 doors of HK, Azul and Cascadas.
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1. I hope Tijuana Tim is okay.
2. Now there is an opening for a new manager, I bet this would be a dream job for SJG.
Kay: But you're not like him, Michael. I thought you weren't going to become a man like your father. That's what you told me.
Michael: My father's no different than any other powerful man, [Kay laughs] any man who's responsible for other people. Like a senator or a president.
Kay: You know how naive you sound?
Michael: Why?
Kay: Senators and presidents don't have men killed.
Michael: Oh, who's being naive, Kay? Kay, my father's way of doing things is over, it's finished. Even he knows that. I mean in five years, the Corleone Family is going to be completely legitimate. Trust me. That's all I can tell you about my business.
~ (The Godfather) 1972
Who is being naive, you people?
:D
Chicago club is picking up.
But i can imagine that the vibe must be off. Stay safe amigos
I disagree here. Mexico had been invading the US for years. So fuck their sovereignty and user Reapers to kill every cartel member we can find, napalm every drug field, flatten every factory.
Because the fighting can’t be “done in court” or worked out talking and negotiating, and mainly because of greed, most times violence is inevitable.
The criminals have learned, from the USA way of controlling the world economy, that they need to use violence frequently so that the threat is believable.
But the also know that the overuse of violence is bad for business.
So “violence” at the Happiest Place on Earth will not stop, but also will not impact the core business so the Gentlemen clubs like Hong Kong will continue operating as long as there is supply and demand for paid-for-sex services, and the businesses is profitable.
So you can go and enjoy a couple of weeks at the Happiest Place on Earth
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=…
Just be careful out there, like you would be in any other country, including the USA, when you search for paid-for-sex services.
Exactly how did I become in your words an idiot, by ignoring a 12 year old pest?
I don't know how reliable these reports are, but from my chair less police in the area is probably a bad thing for monger safety, in light of the cartel violence earlier this year.
But... I'm curious to hear other takes on this:
If you've been to TJ recently, have you observed any change in the police presence?
Does the militarized police presence la Zona Norte make you feel more or less safe?