The Situation in Mexico

[c0rv3n]

I asked to the Cs something with a loosely connection about ancient Aztec origins with Atlantis back in 2023:



So, if your question is about any type of karma in Mexico, could be different reasons, Atlantean civilization had many colonies around the world or territories, so not sure if Atlantis part is directly involved in the ‘Mexican karma’, unless people from Atlantis who lived back then on the same area is reincarnating there again, but I think being direct neighbor of the US plays a huge role on this. Maybe if there is some karma related to the area could be to the huge killing conquerors did and society being erased in its majority. Aztecs had their sacrifices and STS type of rituals, but they weren’t as terrible as other tells they were, they actually were very civilized, had schools and they way more hygienic than any European back then. Maybe because of la conquista in general it’s why majority of Latin American countries haven’t had a peaceful history to put it that way… who knows!

But if modern society have it terrible now, I think who are paying most of the terrible karma since centuries ago are all the indigenous people of the Americas, and that specifically could be related to Atlantis.

I see, well the part "being direct neighbor of the US plays huge role" make sense and I guess the STS sacrifices also contribute to this karmic accumulation. Cool this is really interesting, thanks for replying @irjO

I recently came across an interview with Guillermo Marín Ruiz, an independent Mexican writer and researcher. With over 40 years of experience studying Mexican and other cultures, he has authored numerous books. In the interview, he discusses the Spanish invasion and delves into the history of the Olmecs, who were the largest and most advanced civilization in Mexico at their peak. According to Guillermo Marín Ruiz, the Olmecs developed over a span of 5,800 years. He also explains the origins of the name "México" and how it was given by the Spanish.
I mean he says really interesting stuff that I did not know, particularly how history has been manipulated over time. His explanations shed light on why Mexican people are the way they are—or perhaps, the way we are, I'm Mexican too. He also talks about the origin of the words "latin"and "hispanic", anyways these 2 videos are gold, at least for me.

Here are the links to the videos if you're interested. You’ll need to turn on the subtitles, as the interview is in Spanish.

 

[Puma]

A journalist (I don’t remember her name) recently said that if the killings had happened to the children of wealthy and powerful families, the Mexican government would have immediately solved the case and provided a solution, but since only young people from poor families were killed, they tried to hide the fact and not investigate thoroughly. As mentioned, the authorities had knowledge of the extermination camps in Jalisco since September 2024 and of other similar ones since 2020 and others mention that much earlier. She tells the truth.

The National Guard (under the Federal Government) arrived in September 2024 at the Izaguirre ranch in Jalisco, found some bodies, kidnapped people and kidnappers and then handed over the ranch and evidence to the Jalisco State Attorney General's Office. The National Guard disassociated itself from the investigation. The Jalisco Attorney General's Office closed the case!

A group of activists made up of fathers and mothers looking for their disappeared children (in the face of the State's inability to search for the victims), discovered that the extermination site was still functioning and that the ranch had all the necessary infrastructure for the mass disappearance of people. No one knows for sure how many people were exterminated, the authorities say 200. However, this is a case of negligence and corruption on both sides, federal and state government.

Unlike the US where the problem is drug consumption, as far as I know, although there are also cases of violence; in Mexico the problem is the violence generated by the cartels in a never-ending war for control of territories and drug trafficking to the US. Also as mentioned, the main victims of this violence are the poorest.
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Many very wealthy drug dealers help their families and even entire towns by remembering the poverty they once lived in

One of the best known cases is that of Chapo Guzmán and the town of Badiraguato where he was born. Badiraguato is a remote and impoverished municipality in the Sierra Madre mountains, has long been a hub for drug cultivation, particularly marijuana and opium poppies. Guzmán, born there in the 1950s, rose from this environment to lead the Sinaloa Cartel.

Locals and some reports suggest that during his active years, Guzmán and his associates provided economic benefits to the area, often framed as a "Robin Hood" narrative. For example, residents have claimed he distributed money, seeds, and resources to farmers and families, particularly those involved in the drug trade, which employs a significant portion of the population.

This was not done out of altruism, but because Guzmán incorporated them into the criminal "enterprise" and thus lifted the families out of poverty. This earned him strong loyalty from the inhabitants.
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Are they unable, or unwilling, to see that people addicted to drugs end up the same way? Or do they not let the people in their vicinities take drugs? Can they not see that what they are doing with being drug cartels is the same thing as what corrupt governments do?

If I may answer

I dare to answer that the Cartels and associated families don't give a damn what happens to others (americans or mexicans) because business comes first, guns from the US or drugs from Mexico business comes first. There is an urban legend that one of the objectives of the Cartels is revenge against the US. "La Raza" is taking revenge by destroying the youth of the US with drugs.
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[irjO]

According to Guillermo Marín Ruiz, the Olmecs developed over a span of 5,800 years. He also explains the origins of the name "México" and how it was given by the Spanish.

Let’s have in mind also that the Olmecs weren’t the only civilization back in that area in that region, the Olmec es were discovered by accident since not many archeological structures were found from them, but here is another extract that implies more than an advanced civilization that perhaps was living at the same time as the olmecs or preludes the olmecs:

Session January 13 2024

Q: (irjO) In a previous session, the C’s answered "close" when I asked if Teotihuacan was built by the Olmecs. What would make it closer, or what detail is missing? Who built it?

A: Group you wouldn't recognize even if named. The previous answer is as close as you can get.

So there is so much that we might ignore about Mexico history, there is also the civilization related to giants found in myths and legends, so, it could be complex.

 

[c0rv3n]

Let’s have in mind also that the Olmecs weren’t the only civilization back in that area in that region, the Olmec es were discovered by accident since not many archeological structures were found from them, but here is another extract that implies more than an advanced civilization that perhaps was living at the same time as the olmecs or preludes the olmecs:

Session January 13 2024


So there is so much that we might ignore about Mexico history, there is also the civilization related to giants found in myths and legends, so, it could be complex.

Oh wow!!! You're totally right—I completely forgot about that session. Geez! I recently started reading the session transcripts and taking notes, but there's so much information to process. I'm also diving into various other sources, so I'm taking it all in little by little.

This part absolutely blew my mind:
A: A group you wouldn't recognize even if named. The previous answer is as close as you can get.

Can you imagine living in that era and witnessing these dudes building the pyramids and all those buldings, using sound focusing to do so? It's mind blowing!

Well, I guess maybe someone from this community lived there I don't know. It might sound silly, but it could be possible, right?
Anyways, there's just so much to discover and ponder about.
Thanks for the feedback!