Reborn American Giants

After bidding farewell to Garcia and Beola, and ignoring the chats from the starlets who dressed extremely sexy at the reception, Victor directly asked Ato to drive back to the Marriott Hotel.

When he stepped out of the elevator, he saw a bodyguard who was originally guarding the corridor approaching him and said to Victor: "Sir, Mr. Dolio has come back, and he also brought someone over, saying that he is

You want to see it."

Victor nodded. Dorio had already reported to him on the phone. The leader of MS-13 insisted on meeting him, the person behind the scenes, and he happened to also want to meet the person who would develop and expand the "Crazy Salvadorans" organization in future generations.

What kind of person is it that even Trump, the President of the United States, has a headache?

Let the bodyguard lead the way, and in Room 1209, he met Dolio, who was sent out to contact the Crips Gang, Porfirio and a middle-aged man who looked a little serious.

It seemed that Dorio had not encountered any trouble during this trip. At this moment, he was sitting on the sofa, pouring whiskey into his mouth from glass to glass. When he saw Victor stepping into the room, he quickly put down the glass in his hand and stood up.

Get up and say hello: "Sir..."

Victor waved his hand, walked to the sofa and sat down before saying, "How is it? Did that Gary Pal give you a hard time?"

"How is it possible? Is there anyone in this world who has a grudge against money?" Dolio curled his lips, looking a little disdainful. "He has accepted our conditions and said that as soon as the goods are obtained, he will immediately arrange for manpower to sell them.

Into the streets of Brooklyn.”

Victor nodded. Cutting off the blood gang's supply of goods was his first step. Street gangs like the blood gang, which are the last link in drug trafficking organizations, and upstream organizations like the Gref family can always control each other very easily.

With the entire drug market in New York being unified by Colombians, it would be impossible for the other party to easily find another supplier in a short period of time.

Without goods to sell, the gang members under them will lose their main source of income, and at the same time, the original customers will turn elsewhere, which is a huge blow to the reputation of the Blood Gang.

"Arrange someone as soon as possible to deliver the goods," Victor casually ordered, looking at the resolute-looking middle-aged man sitting on the sofa with Dorio with interest.

He is in his forties, his hair is shaved very short, and his muscles are all tangled, making his arms look unusually thick. The skin exposed outside his clothes does not have any tattoos, which are popular marks among gang members, which makes him

He doesn't look like a gang member.

"Yes, sir, I will immediately arrange for Lamar to supply a batch of goods to the Crips Gang," Dorio responded, noticing where Victor was looking, he raised his right hand and introduced: "Sir, this is

Bouchacareson, leader of the MS-13 gang."

Victor extended his right hand to Bucha, "Hello, Captain Bucha."

"Mr. Jose, it's a great honor to meet you." When his former identity was revealed, Bucha's muscles tensed up for a moment, but then relaxed again. He stretched out his right hand to shake Victor's hand.

He quickly let go and said with a wry smile: "Please don't call me captain anymore. It was just an unbearable time."

Yes, Bucacarrezon was once a captain in the Salvadoran government army. In the highly hierarchical army, he was able to climb to the rank of captain without a backing, which is enough to illustrate his ability.

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As long as he endures for a while longer, he will definitely be able to cross the most critical dividing line between a lieutenant-level officer and a school-level officer, and successfully become a mid-level commander in the army.

But all of a sudden, this promising captain disobeyed orders on the battlefield, and then led a group of loyal soldiers to the United States, where he transformed into a gang organization, MS-13, which was mainly composed of Salvadorans. This was full of Shakespeare's ideas.

dramatic.

"No, no, no," Victor shook his head twice, indicating that he did not agree with Bucha's words, "Although I don't know what happened to you in the army, but it is because of your past that we have achieved success.

It’s you now, isn’t it?”

Bucharcareson was speechless. His thoughts returned to the battlefields of the civil war in El Salvador. The tragedy of the civil war in El Salvador far exceeded what the outside media reported.

In the early days of the civil war, the government forces under the leadership of Jose were unable to find tactics to deal with the "guerrilla warfare" in which the guerrillas relied on the complex terrain of the northern mountainous area to obtain intelligence and material support from the rural people and never faced a decisive battle with the government forces.

Later, with the help of U.S. military advisers, the government forces formulated a cruel strategy of "merging villages into villages" and used coercive means to move people out of areas controlled by the guerrillas, leaving the anti-government forces under the leadership of the Marti Front with insufficient resources.

The soil of popular support was then used to advance step by step with absolutely superior military strength, step by step compressing the space for guerrilla activities.

Bucha led a team of soldiers in his hands and implemented this scorched-earth tactic. Under the gunpoint of the government soldiers, the farmers watched helplessly as the soldiers who were supposed to protect them burned their houses and took away their belongings.

Food and livestock forced them to leave their homes.

Facing the hateful eyes of these villagers, Bucha, who was once proud of his status as a soldier, did not feel any honor for what he was ordered to do.

The biggest duty of soldiers should have been to protect the people, but now what they are doing is destroying these people's homes and forcing them to leave their homes.

From this civil war, Bucha did not get any glory, and he suffered a lot in his heart. Finally one day, when facing a group of "guerrilla soldiers" captured by his men, Bucha completely collapsed.

What kind of guerrillas are these? They are a group of twelve and three-year-old children. They are all sallow and thin, and they are dressed in rags. Their long-term lack of nutrition has made their skin turn yellow. Their hands are held behind their heads, and they are kneeling on the ground.

Beside the muddy road after the rain, I sobbed quietly as I waited for my final fate.

Looking at the dull eyes of these "guerrillas", Bucha refused his superior's order to shoot these guerrillas. His mission in joining the army was to protect his family and country, not to attack these old, weak, women and children.

So Bucha, charged with "military rebellion", let go of the guerrillas, led a group of soldiers who carried out his orders, smuggled into the United States, gave up his identity as a soldier, and became the leader of a gang.

The above information was transmitted from El Salvador. The investigation has been reported by the media for some time, and it is not too difficult to check.

"Captain Butcha, you insist on meeting me. If you have any questions, you can ask," Victor stretched himself on the sofa, put his right hand on the armrest of the sofa, and asked.

Being interrupted from his recollection by the question, Bucharcareson said to Victor solemnly: "Mr. Jose, I think you can tell us clearly how you will treat the MS-13 gang afterwards. I need

I have your promise, otherwise, I will never let my people get involved in the battle between you and the Blood Gang."

The current MS-13 is not the international gang organization that caused headaches for the FBI and disgraced the President of the United States in later generations. It is just a Salvadoran officer who defected to the United States, gathered a group of desperate stragglers, and relied on ruthless means.

Just struggling to survive on the streets of New York.

For it to usher in great development, after the civil war in El Salvador ended, a large number of former government soldiers and guerrillas were disbanded. These masters who had been baptized by more than ten years of brutal civil war were suddenly purged by the government.

He has no ability to kill and no means of making a living.

MS-13 took the opportunity to absorb these retired soldiers with special skills, and its strength rapidly expanded, and finally became an international gangster criminal organization.

But now that Victor is here, will the development trajectory of ms-13 be the same as that of later generations?