Misael Badillo

Ingeniero Mecánico A. ✈️ | Soñador. Realista. Objetivo.|📍Cd. Obregón, Son. 🇲🇽 -PLUR

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@Danny_AR720 @angertab FALSE. There is no evidence of civilian casualties whatsoever.
These were unrest events involving burned cars (after people were pulled out) and blocked roads.
It was controlled within a few hours.
It was not worse than ICE riots.
You keep spreading fake news hope it’s worth it.

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@MarioNawfal See?
I’ve been telling you repeatedly that your team has been spreading fear and misinformation to your audience for political gain and likes.
Sadly, many people believed it. Obviously, bad things did happen but not on that scale, and not as exaggerated..

[Jeckov Kanani @JeckovKanani]

I was talking to a client I helped secure Mexican residency for her family, and I told her how frustrated I am with the media constantly lying about crime in Mexico 🇲🇽

She laughed and said:
“You should be grateful. Let the brainwashed zombies enjoy their slavery, the obedient cattle who still believe in the fake left vs. right clown show, who worship politicians, line up to pay taxes, inflated prices, and eat whatever chemical cocktail they've in their food.

We don’t want them in Mexico. We can be free because the slaves are feeding the system.

And you know what?

She’s abso-fucking-lutely right🙏🏽

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@defense_civil25 I wonder how much this account gets paid to misinform its audience for political gain.
It’s hard to find a serious, objective, and neutral news account on X. Most are driven by red or blue-backed propaganda!

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@RealAlexJones FALSE NARRATIVE! This is politically driven journalism.
Alex J is presenting unverified claims as facts and that’s dangerous.
This is a shared problem that won’t be solved if only one side works on it.
Be real, how many drug criminals have been arrested or taken down in the U.S?

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@MarioNawfal Your propaganda team keeps posting fake news and unverified narratives from social media. You should filter what you post. Your journalism account has become a clown source of information. The funny thing is that people still believe whatever you publish.
That’s dangerous!!

[Artur Wilczynski @Arturmaks]

Again - things are returning to normal very quickly. Ignore the rage farmers and partisan hacks trying to scare people. Yesterday was tense, but its impact on tourists were minimal.

[Sir Escanor (𝘏𝘰𝘱𝘪𝘶𝘮 𝘚𝘭𝘢𝘺𝘦𝘳) @EscanorReloaded]

Mexico is evil and god bless America

Look, I don’t know how many times I have to say it:

TV and social media aren’t informing you. Ever.
They’re programming you. Always.

And the Mexico fearporn is one of their favorite episodes.

No, Mexico is not “burning to the ground.”
People who actually live there know that.
But viewers? You’re the target.
Hence the fake videos and reruns from 5 cartel drug lord hits ago 🥴
Kinda like the Iran / tel Aviv rocket strikes a few months ago.
All lies then, all lies now.

They want you believing:
•Mexico is a war zone.
•The government can’t handle the cartels.
•They need U.S military help.

Genius.
The “government vs cartel” storyline is the oldest telenovela in the book.

the punchline?
the government IS the cartel.
Helloooooooooo.
What planet are you on to not know that?

And the timing is always so convenient:
coke prices at record lows, margins get squeezed, suddenly there’s a “big heroic takedown” of some cartel figure and everyone pretends its organic justice falling from the sky.

Yeah. Sure. Totally. 🥴
No agencies involved. No pressure.

So if you’re North American, here’s my advice you won’t take:

Turn off the TV.
The Mexico narrative isn’t about Mexico.
It’s about you. keeping you scared, obedient, homebound, and begging for solutions.

And let me repeat it for the people in the back:

Everything you’re being shown is to manipulate YOU.

Here’s another angle nobody wants to touch:

“Mexico is violent and dangerous.”
Okay. Where is that violence concentrated?
Not evenly across the country.
Not “everywhere”

Majority clusters along… the U.S. border.
Interesting how the “war zone” just happens to sit right on the seam of the empire.

Now ask the next question:

Those military grade rifles, explosives, body armor, even the cartel flamethrower clips…
Where do those weapons come from?
A huge chunk of that pipeline traces back to… the United States.
Like nobody learned anything from Contra…
Or whatever happened to “fentanyl from Venezuela” …
Myths I guess. Wives tales.

So let me see if I’ve got the script right:
•Big Pharma floods the U.S with government backed dependency.
•The black market through Mexico feeds the demand.
•The weapons flow south to keep the fire burning.
•The chaos becomes the excuse for border solutions.
•Working class migrants get scapegoated and tossed like trash.
•Americans get fear conditioned into staying home.
•And U.S global PR gets dragged through the mud.

Meanwhile, the suits on both sides keep buying, selling, laundering, and managing the spectacle, trafficking children, weapons, drugs, you name it!

Who’s worse?
The traffickers or the clients?
Epstein and/or his clients?
I say everyone!

It’s business as usual while us peasants down below fight each other across lines like it’s a holy war.

Doesn’t that feel like the real business model?

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@MarioNawfal Graham should be thankful that Mexico is taking down many long-time drug leaders and allowing their extradition to the U.S. Mexico is essentially cleaning up a problem fueled by uncontrollable drug addiction.
The unrest lasted a few hours in one city, with no civilian casualties

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@MarioNawfal First you claim Mexico is a narco state, and now you say it’s cooperating. That’s contradictory coming from your team. If the Mexican government were truly involved, it wouldn’t have allowed the extradition of +100 drug leaders, they could expose everything. Don’t you think?

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@MarioNawfal Mexico is not a war-seeking country. We have a close relationship with our U.S. neighbors and would never attack them militarily. We’re connected by history, trade, and culture. China, Russia, and Iran, on the other hand, are waiting for the right opportunity to destroy the U.S.

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@MarioNawfal Amazing how your propaganda team posts any video about Mexico found on social media and spins a narrative around it. You’ve lost credibility by choosing a political side over objectivity and neutrality. But oh well, paid bots keep cheering you up..

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@defense_civil25 100 soldiers? FALSE!
Official count: 25 soldiers, 40+ criminals, and several arrests. Yet you keep posting fake, unverified info for political gain.
Not a serious “news” account.
Btw, how many drug trafficking arrests in the U.S.? Zero.

[Artur Wilczynski @Arturmaks]

As someone in Puerto Vallarta, I can't stress enough how problematic all the disinformation is. It leads to poor decision making and exposes us to real threats. We need good, verified information to make good decisions.

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@MarioNawfal I wonder where your propaganda team is working from. They never get tired of posting fake or unverified narratives, everything you share is dubious.
That guy was caught in yesterday’s military operation.
Why aren’t there neutral journalists who can criticize both red and blue??

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@BramBones37 @AndersonWes5 @MarioNawfal Yes, there are isolated cases where cartels take control in small towns. But every day, cartel members are jailed or killed in Mexico. I’d like to see at least one caught in the U.S.
You perfectly know who is the real lord drug that created this mess.

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@BramBones37 @AndersonWes5 @MarioNawfal You don’t know what you’re talking about. There’s no pact, they’re not on the same side. If there were, those drug lords wouldn’t be jailed, killed, or extradited to the U.S. with Mexico’s authorization.

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@AndersonWes5 @MarioNawfal This is propaganda.
The footage shows military forces chasing cartel members.
Amazing how everything turns political.
MARIO shares whatever they find on the internet, pushing false narratives.

[Misael Badillo @MisaelBadillo]

@DrisselsIssels @MarioNawfal This is propaganda.
The footage shows military forces chasing cartel members.
Amazing how everything turns political.
MARIO shares whatever they find on the internet, pushing false narratives.