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The president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, described the dramatic crackdown on violent gangs in his country as a “spiritual war,” explaining to journalist Tucker Carlson this week that the largest gang, Mara Salvatrucha , has a long history of satanic activity.
Carlson asked Bukele how he achieved this success, and Bukele had two answers: a multi-pronged national plan executed efficiently and a “miracle.” Gang member of MS-13. The gang has a stronghold in Los Angeles, where it emerged in the 1980s as a neighborhood street gang . “I was used to kill people, but I killed for territory, I killed to collect money, I killed for extortion,” Bukele recalled the gang member saying in the interview, “but I came to this house and they were about to kill a baby.”
“When the gangs started attacking us back, basically, they killed 87 people in 3 days, which for a country of 6 million people, it’s crazy,” he explained. “It would be the equivalent of having 5,000 murders in the United States in three days.”
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