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INTENSE Documentary about Colombian Army cocaine wars, where journalist crew gets ambushed. (Tons of weaponry)

English translations, and english interview with the captured journalist.
(Tons of weaponry, blackhawks, minigun, AK47, M4, grenade throwing, etc, etc... intense)

INTENSE Documentary about the Colombian Army cocaine wars, where journalists crew gets ambushed.


Added: Jun-25-2012 Occurred On: Jun-25-2012
By: qwerty4242
In: Other Entertainment
Tags: cocaine, wars, colombia, shot, killed, espanol, documentary, FARC, drugs, hut, process, paste, coca, plant, journalist, encounter, captured, war, criminals, rebel, rebels, army, colombian, ambush, ak47, blackhawk, minigun, action
Location: Colombia (load item map)
Marked as: approved
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  • Fuck this reporter. Those he's with ask him to help defend to save their lives, this dipshit runs to a bush. Fuck him. I hope he dies on his next assignment.

    Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
    Jackson (145.00)  

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    • @Jackson I wanted to say that. THANKS. I thought the journalist was a swine for not attending to those wounded around him. I certainly didn't like how he boasted of his long-term support of FARC. There's other issues there which I'd only mention in private.

      Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
      Triode (498.50)  

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  • around 26 minutes when journalist & the cool guy who's in charge of him gets shot...very intense video...

    Posted Jun-25-2012 By 
    gatcontrol (201.70)  

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  • just came back from colombia 5 days ago.2nd time going. stayed there a month, in cali/palmira. colombia is fun...many pretty women. only thing u have to worry about is being robbed just like any city in the world. unless you go to the jungle in shoot outs with the farc.

    Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
    PRHARTFORD (19.10)  

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    • @PRHARTFORD you went to colombia eh?....so how much did you bring back? lololol

      Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
      qwerty4242 (1261.80)

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    • @qwerty4242 wish i could....11 us dollars a gram in colombia....this time coming back in immagration in colombia i was picked out and had my info run through a computer and put in a room for extra screening and in miami immagration i was picked out again

      Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
      PRHARTFORD (19.10)  

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  • Doing this crap for 30-40 years and nothing has improved, only gotten worst.

    Posted Jun-25-2012 By 
    Plox (678.02)  

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    • @Plox Worst part is when he says "We have nice equipment..... Funded by the US Govt"

      Kind of sucks, since the other side is funded mostly by the US coke head drug purchases.

      sigh

      Posted Jun-25-2012 By 
      qwerty4242 (1261.80)

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  • Colombian digital camouflage is excellent, RIP good men doing a tough job.

    Posted Jun-25-2012 By 
    Validated (409.58)  

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    • @Validated based on CANPAT thn other countries adopted the canadian digital pattern, its a disruption pattern, the canadian version (i dont know about the others) block NV and infrared.

      Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
      nowhereman1 (499.02)  

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    • @Validated "Paid for by US Government"

      Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
      qwerty4242 (1261.80)

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    • @nowhereman1 You mean canadian CADPAT, yes very good pattern indeed i prefer the Colombian pattern to MARPAT.

      Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
      Validated (409.58)  

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    • @qwerty4242 Colombian digital was designed and is subsidized by the Colombians, borrowing ideas from other nations.The equipment yes many of it is ours.

      Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
      Validated (409.58)  

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    • @Validated im not a fan of MARPAT, when they used the canadian digital design they used american forces patterns but they arnt as effective as canadian ones, the Columbia ones are meant for the jungle, sadly no amount of pattern is gonna help you in the situation they are in.

      Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
      nowhereman1 (499.02)  

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  • Those troops didn't look like they were very well prepared. Seems like too much laying around, talking on the radio and letting the enemy close in.

    Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
    beatemup (68.80)  

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  • intense indeed.

    Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
    ggppgg (942.40)  

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  • Thanks

    Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
    davvad1234 (23.22)  

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  • Having a journalist in a combat team that is fighting the FARC who is a possible supporter of FARC could be a problem.

    Certainly at the end of the vid where he is questioned about FARC he indicates that he is a supporter.

    Let us hope his phone and any transceiver was taken from him before taking up with that squad.

    Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
    Triode (498.50)  

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  • war on drugs is and has been a complete failure. except for those who have profited.

    Posted Jun-25-2012 By 
    pooterscooter (198.50)  

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  • unfortunately this is the other side of the coin that exists in the remote parts of Colombia.

    Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
    harryk (1312.50)  

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  • Its quite obvious that the smaller FARC group was more organized and on the offensive. The Colombian army was scared and wanted to defend, and as you can see they were not using proper cover or suppressive fire. Jungle fighting is difficult and nerve racking.

    Posted Jun-25-2012 By 
    Validated (409.58)  

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  • 4:12 made in USA!

    Posted Jun-26-2012 By 
    jokesta (13.20)

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  • shitty situation

    Posted Jun-25-2012 By 
    w55ks (245.64)  

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