Mexican Cartels Are Occultic

Mexico has alot satanism. but their cartels went totally occult. Its like in italy where the mafia is up to the occult and rituals too. In Mexico you have a cartel named the Knights Templer, they once held an iron grip on the Mexican state of Michoacan by violence, extortion and oppression. The Knights Templar demanded protection money from businesses, large and small, throughout the state - justifying the extortion as a tax paid to them for keeping the peace. The cartel checkpoints were considered the worst because they were armed to the teeth like Rambo and high on marijuana, it was pretty frightening expierence to the citizens of Michoacan. The Cartel Knights Templar is an underground network fixated on death and performing mass ritual murders. Till this day they've created fear in the region even with there disbandment the citizens of Michoacan are terrified to discuss the tragic experiences after years of silence.

The Knights Templar cartel was founded on a strict ethical code developed by La Tuta. The code is contained in a small book that is handed out to all members of the cartel and even to the public. The book is decorated with knights on horseback with lances and crosses. The 22 page book is titled "The Code of the Knights Templar of Michoacan" and contains the rules and regulations of the gang. The gang has based its rules on those of the European Knights Templar. Although the Mexican Knights Templar is criminal organization breaking the code can incur death.

I don't associate Satanism with the occult. Most occult circles don't even recognize Satan as an actual entity, but a creation of the Abrahamic religions. I never have completely "got" the occult-Satanic connection.

a reply to: SpeakerofTruth

I learned this from hip hop , believe it or not.

a reply to: Crunky

Is anything in your life not occultic???

a reply to: Crunky

Occult just means "hidden". Nothing Satanic about the word. There is probably more Christian Occult information than anything actually.

Anything can have occult teachings. Doesn't make them evil though just because they're hidden from others.

Hip Hop may not be the best place to get your information either. Just saying....

en.wikipedia.org...

this guys' organization was referred to as 'narcosatanicos'
(gotta love the Spanish language for words like)

Constanzo began to believe that his magic spells, many of which he took from Palo Mayombe, were responsible for the success of the cartels and demanded to become a full business partner with one of the most powerful families he knew, the Calzadas. When his demand was rejected, seven family members disappeared. Their bodies turned up later with fingers, toes, ears, brains and even (in one case) the spine missing. Constanzo soon made friends with a new cartel, the Hernandez brothers. He also took up with a young woman named Sara Aldrete, who became the high priestess of the cult.

In 1988, Constanzo moved to Rancho Santa Elena, a house in the desert. It is there that he carried out more sadistic ritual murders, sometimes of strangers and other times of rival drug dealers. He also used the ranch to store huge shipments of coc aine and marijuana.

On March 13, 1989, Constanzo's henchmen abducted a pre-med student, Mark Kilroy, from outside a Mexican bar and took him back to the ranch. Kilroy was a U.S. citizen who had been in Mexico on spring break. When Kilroy was brought to the ranch, Constanzo murdered him. Under pressure from Texan politicians, Mexican police initially picked up four of Constanzo's followers, including two of the Hernandez brothers. Police quickly discovered the cult and that Constanzo had been responsible for Kilroy's death; he sought a "good"/superior brain for one of his ritual spells. Officers raided the ranch and discovered Constanzo's cauldron, which contained various items such as a dead black cat and a human brain.

fascinating, the cultural differences between two neighboring nations with similar backgrounds and development.

maybe a legacy of the dark religions of the Aztecs etc?

a reply to: Crunky
Yes they do!, they practice a cult to: "La Santa Muerte" very similar to "The Grimm Reaper", there are even big churches in Mexico dedicated to that cult.

a reply to: Crunky

This subject is new to me, interesting, but not surprising.

In the U.S., many criminal, violent, and petty street gangs also utilize aspects of secret societies,... such as initiations, oaths of loyalty and secrecy, codes of conduct, symbols, encoded language, and hierarchal organization.

However, the beliefs, ideology, goals, ambitions, and methodologies are in extreme contrast and opposition to that of the original Knights Templars and Freemasonry.


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It is unfortunate that the words; "occult" and "cult" have grown to carry negative connotations in our modern times.

Like others have already said, "occult" simply means "hidden". To hide something does not mean that it is evil or wicked. We hide our nakedness and often hide our personal shortcomings and mistakes, but this does not mean our naked bodies or our weaknesses are evil.

"Cult" is simply a group devoted to a common belief system. It is nearly synonymous with "religion". We can literally and etymologically say that Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, and all other religions are cults.

I really dislike the word, "Satanic", unless of course, the group or individual is literally in devotion to an all-opposing deity, ideology, and/or archetype that is literally based upon the concept of the Judeo-Christian "Opposer" and "Adversary". Far too often, the word "Satanic" is thrown around to simply mean "any belief outside of Abrahamic Monotheism".

a reply to: Sahabi

There's a misnomer about Freemasonry. Someone says "Freemasonry" and some people's minds automatically conjures up inverted pentagrams, secret hand shakes, strange rituals, et cetera. In truth, Freemasonry is at worst a syncretic belief system that integrates beliefs from both modern and ancient spiritual ideologies... Also, there's all sorts of information about what they believe and why they believe it, so even saying it's "secret" is a misnomer.

a reply to: Crunky

Occult simply means "that which is hidden" how does that relate to a fictional or otherwise Satan?

Occult or not they are openly and outrageously evil and cruel. I think they need to be hunted and destroyed like Daesh.

I'm sure there are moderate ones though. Lol.

a reply to: Crunky

Please make a crunky about wetiko?

The occult gets a bad rep. The cartels deserve their bad rep.

originally posted by: seagull
a reply to: Crunky

Is anything in your life not occultic???

Accountants?

Never trust the dry pencil pushing accountant for beneath the surface of their boring veneer lies a terrible master of the forbidden dark arts.
They are not just masters of balancing your books but also masters of balancing between the spheres of the outer worlds.

a reply to: Crunky
Is the site's only non-political poster seriously gone? Disappointing.

a reply to: PapagiorgioCZ

How did Hortapharm get a license from the DEA to grow pot in Holland, without Hollands licensing offices knowledge that such a license had been issued for the first time, to a non-Dutch pot grower with a record?

When you explore the OTHER end of the drug trade, things get interesting. All the "whys" disappear.

If you cant beat something, you control it. The DEA started and won the first High Times Magazine Cannabis Cup, for example. All well known in the Netherlands.