4Chan VS Mexico's Most Dangerous Cartel

The year is 2011, and the Los Zetas cartel is one of the most powerful organizations in the modern world. Known for their brutalness, this Mexican cartel had been responsible for numerous massacres, wiping out whole villages of people. From lavish drug kingpins to even a human trafficking ring, Los Zetas is filled with highly trained individuals, many of whom were former members of Mexico’s special forces.

At this point, Los Zetas owned about a third of Mexico, along with many paid-off politicians, and businessmen, they even had a web of taxi drivers, who would feed them information, so they knew exactly where everyone was. So they could keep tabs on where their enemies are located.

Los Zetas used their immense power and wealth to stay in the shadows, hidden from the public view. Because of this, the Los Zetas cartel felt truly invincible.

However, they would soon be thrust into the spotlight, when 4Chan’s hacker group, Anonymous declared war. But before we get to that, our story goes back around one year prior, at the end of 2010.

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Chapters:

Introduction: (0:00)
PART 1 - Operation Paperstorm: (0:51)
PART 2 - Operation Cartel: (5:00)

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[shtrae]

Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent.

[catisbadatgames]

Saw the thumbnail, thought “would be really funny if 4chan fought a cartel” then I saw the title. I am beyond stupid.

[Dr.W.Krueger]

"4chan's hacker group called anonymous" **closes video**

[dazdje]

what's next 4chan vs ISIS? nvm that was a thing

[localent]

imagine devoting your life to cyber security just to be known as a 4chan group lol

[drimodramo]

"There was no police report " hahahha, that is not how this works amigos

[mr-monk]

Old thumbnail: 4chan pepe the frog wearing a sombrero hat and a shirt and has a mustache

[Chiberia]

"4chan's hacker group, Anonymous" _facepalm_

[themachomanrs]

Literally a “Unstoppable Force meets Immovable Object” scenario

[That_Waffle_Guy]

they have one final enemy... the IRS. A final level 500 boss

[hyperwall]

10:55 well yeah the police were working for the cartel why would they

[yellowcard]

If my memory serves me right, in case anyone was wondering what happened to the Zetas, a bunch of different cartel organizations teamed up and and left them incredibly fractured. Many of the high ups have seen been killed.

[Kunuts]

The title should be "The day 4chan folded"

[TySoVm]

Anonymous used to be based, too cucked now.

[leonflpqzhz]

The secretary of public security in those years was genaro garcia luna. Is now a convicted felon in the US. Los zetas doesn't exist anymore "per se" but in those years were the second most powerful and the most violent cattel in Mexico.

[RandomYT_]

Both groups just experienced Mutually Assured Destruction. Both groups could have easily gone to war and devastated eachother, however they both stood down, realizing it was not in their mutual interest.

[agreeable-youth]

Unsatisfying ending. Cartels and corruption win once again.

[maxluthenfire]

The Cartels are such cowards, their strategy is always to end civilian lives if they ever get compromised, its such a disgustingly low and coward move.

[MsLibrary]

"Anonymous" isn't an organization or established group of people. Weird and bad context the entire time with that in mind, it's like you fell for propaganda as a freelance journalist.

[goopah]

0:05 "Brutality" might have been a better word choice than "brutalness."