Post by Hamilton House on Sept 27, 2015 3:41:21 GMT
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North America's black sheep had came into alarming fault. Mexico's military had rebelled against its own nation. There had been a number of incidents in which members of the military had been convincing others to restart the cartel corruption. Now this has become a big problem. Apparently the Mexican military has been working with gangs to distribute drugs throughout Mexico, as well for personal use. When news came to NAU Headquarters, they were appalled by these accusations.
When news came to light, high ranking officials gathered up in the pentagon later this evening and begun what we can only presume to be damage control. After talking about the issue, the pentagon spokesmen reported in a press release afterwards that they have suggested a number of options to the NAU leaders to take action from.
The NAU has tasked a Québécois commander, Lumière Brassuer, to "suppress" this as much as he could. "I will take this into drastic action," he says. He had went to Mexico with armed personal, and the Mexican military decided to quickly surrender and not get involved with a war to prove their innocence and a sign of good faith.
Commander Brasseur had captured all military that had involvement in the drug trade, and had arrested them. Where they have been sent to is classified.
Now the NAU has ordered Commander Brasseur to oversee the Mexican 21st "Panther" marine detachment to keep the situation under control.
North America's black sheep had came into alarming fault. Mexico's military had rebelled against its own nation. There had been a number of incidents in which members of the military had been convincing others to restart the cartel corruption. Now this has become a big problem. Apparently the Mexican military has been working with gangs to distribute drugs throughout Mexico, as well for personal use. When news came to NAU Headquarters, they were appalled by these accusations.
When news came to light, high ranking officials gathered up in the pentagon later this evening and begun what we can only presume to be damage control. After talking about the issue, the pentagon spokesmen reported in a press release afterwards that they have suggested a number of options to the NAU leaders to take action from.
The NAU has tasked a Québécois commander, Lumière Brassuer, to "suppress" this as much as he could. "I will take this into drastic action," he says. He had went to Mexico with armed personal, and the Mexican military decided to quickly surrender and not get involved with a war to prove their innocence and a sign of good faith.
Commander Brasseur had captured all military that had involvement in the drug trade, and had arrested them. Where they have been sent to is classified.
Now the NAU has ordered Commander Brasseur to oversee the Mexican 21st "Panther" marine detachment to keep the situation under control.