
Working as a Cop in Mexico
混在墨西哥当警察
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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Hello author, I have copied your book on other platforms. The feedback from readers is very good, it is very popular, and there are many rewards. I plan to mention a new car again. I hope you can update a few more chapters so as not to affect my income or make my readers anxious. Thanks
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Mexico doesn't believe in tears
The collapse of the Soviet Union = Victor will lose
The Soviet Union collapsed and the United States ushered in its peak period. Mexico, the back garden, could not stand up despite cheating.
It was good in the early days, but it's a bit broken now.
1. It looked very comfortable in the early stage. After all, Latin America did not have a strong military power, and the fight was basically within the scope of logic 2. Seeing the American beheading force that killed 200 people, and forcing the old Rumsfeld to agree to let the CIA and other high-ranking American officials step down, the plot of using grenades was a bit dissuasive. The author's original intention is that all reactionaries are paper tigers, yes, you can force them on the spot, so guess what? Why don't many countries just do this when Bush Sr. And others are visiting? Let's not say whether it can be realized. There are always a lot of crazy people, because they know that if they do this, the Vice President of the United States will be very happy and take office directly. So there is no point in doing this at all Second, you said that the protagonist threatens the other party to launch American missiles to Washington, and the capitalists will tear the defense minister into pieces. Are you a loser to the US global missile defense system? How can you defeat him with just your few missiles? To put it bluntly, if you fight, please refer to bin Laden for the consequences. Are you afraid of Americans? Directly declare that you are a terrorist, and at the same time plow your house again Third, at the beginning of World War II, the United States had only a few hundred thousand regular army (excluding militia), and the equipment was also poor. By the end of World War II, it had 7 aircraft carrier formations, tens of millions of troops, tens of thousands of aircraft, hundreds of military bases around the world, and even the aircraft for the protagonist were mothballed. What is the concept? He is not even afraid of Iraq's million lions. Is he afraid that your equipment is not as good as Iraq's 100,000-person army? The fourth one, the protagonist has always fantasized about other countries, especially the Soviet Union, holding back the United States. This was possible in the 1950s to the 1970s. The Soviet Union at its peak deployed missiles in Cuba, but was dragged away in despair. At this point in time, the Soviet Union is already on the verge of disintegration. You can see how Yeltsin licked the elder Bush. The Soviets did not dare and did not have the strength to hold back the United States. The fifth one, if the worst plan fails, all Mexicans will go to the United States. Do you have any knowledge of geography? Do you know how far it is from the southernmost part of Mexico to the United States? Don't talk about airplanes. When you get to the airport, they will deport you and even turn off your GPS so that you don't know how to fly to the United States (the only system of satellite navigation groups at that time was the United States, and now there is Beidou). You really think that the U. S. Border guards are just doing nothing, barbed wire, and the Immigration Bureau. , The police, the local people, guess why the Mexicans don't all go away now Let's put it this way, I don't have a good impression of the United States. If it weren't for them, Taiwan would have returned long ago. It's okay to read this book as a cool article without a brain, but with a little bit of IQ, I was persuaded to quit.
The protagonist is so arrogant, it reminds me of Tom Hardy
The protagonist matches Tom Hardy's face, it's a perfect match
Drive high and go low, and delete comments from the comment section. Is this how you treat your parents? What have you been writing about in the last few chapters?
Read all the way
It's been a while since I've read this all the way through. What I wrote before didn't have too many surprises, and it was still fun. Once I took advantage of the opportunity to do something after the division of the United States, it became magical. It was like IQ was directly in arrears in the United States 😅. The story line is completely incomparable with the previous anti-drug campaign.
Let me tell you a joke, Mexican industry, agriculture, commerce, finance, etc. All are controlled by American capital, all local industries have collapsed, and they have been bleeding all the time. It stands to reason that Mexico's economy should have collapsed long ago. But why is the Mexican economy doing so well? That's because of drug trafficking. The GDP generated by Mexican drug trafficking is successfully offset by the losses caused by U. S. Economic plunder. There is also a surplus, which is Mexico's economic growth point. Therefore, it is inappropriate to say that drugs are Mexico's national pillar industry. It should be that Mexico is already a country composed of drugs. The protagonist's ban on drugs is really great, but after banning drugs, he faces all-round political, military and economic suppression by the United States. Compared with drugs, that stuff is the real beginning of hell.
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