Operation: Crystal Razor
July 10, 2010
Waynes World of Paintball
Ocala, FL
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"The days of drug cartels are over. I am not a drug dealer, and what I command is not a cartel. What I have can only be refered to an empire....and I am it's emperor"
Alberto Villa Lobos, head of the Mano del Dios drug cartel
As the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) reel under the increasingly effective counter-insurgency operations of the Colombian government, their need for financial support and channels for smuggling weapons into the country have grown more desperate. To keep the revolution alive, FARC leadership has grown increasingly reliant on the drug cartels that fund their operation in exchange for protection of drug operations and heavy fire-power to use against US and Colombian counter-narcotic forces.
Alberto Villa Lobos is now the most powerful drug lord in Colombia, after ruthlessly eliminating his competition and building considerable popular support among the local population. Now he leads one of the largest and most heavily armed drug cartels in the history of south America, with production spanning from Venezuela to Peru. They call themselves Mano del Dios (the hand of god) and now run FARC as a private army.
In April a group of D.E.A agents stopped a truckload of fruit crossing the border between Bolivia and Peru. Search of the vehicle revealed over 6 million dollars in cash and five hundred kilos of cocaine. One Cartel member was killed in the seizure. Two days later, cartel commandos firebombed a D.E.A safe house in Venezuela. 14 agents and 5 civilians were killed. Survivors fleeing the fire were executed. Violence between government troops, revolutionaries and cartel members spiked across Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia and Peru. In an attempt to stop the bloodshed a small United Nations task force was sent to Colombia to start negotiations. Alberto ignored the UN personnel until his son, Miguel, was gunned down in Mexico. Alberto ordered the diplomats captured and released a video on the Internet showing their torture and murder.
American response was clear. Alberto had gone too far. Federal Agents and combat troops gather in Brazil while surgical airstrikes pound into known cartel factories and FARC training camps. As the drug war escalates, the combatants ready themselves for the worst, while the next drug-lords wait like packs of wild dogs in anticipation of scavenging the ruins of the Mano del Dios empire.
JTF Dagger
Drug Enforcement Agency - Khaki
ACU / MultiCam - 2/75th Rangers
MARPAT - 1st Marine Division
Cartel Members
Civilian Clothing
FARC
Woodland, Olive Drab, Black or
another other uniform other than
ACU, Multicam and Khaki
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