Gangland Marseille: War of the Drug Cartels | Free Documentary
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FreeDocumentary
1 month ago
This documentary follows the men and women of the Marseille police, the Anti-Narcotics Office, and the specialized squads who work to disrupt the drug trade.
In Marseille, a brutal gang war rages over control of the lucrative drug trade, which generates over €30 million per month and infiltrates the local economy through money laundering and investments in real estate, luxury boutiques, and other sectors. The northern neighborhoods have become crime strongholds, run by gangs operating with corporate-like structures but marked by deadly violence that claims both gang members and innocent lives.
Amid the carnage, families mourn the loss of loved ones, victims of the escalating conflict. To combat the crisis, Marseille's police and specialized units relentlessly target the city's 200 drug sales points, some earning up to €100,000 daily. In the first half of 2021 alone, authorities arrested 8,000 traffickers, 60% of whom were armed with deadly weapons.
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АлександрБурсик
1 month ago
I’ve spent years chasing answers in documentaries, podcasts, even ancient texts—and none of it hit me the way The Exiled Principles of Power by Kairo Vantrel did. It’s like it was written for the few who are ready to break the illusion and remember who they really are.
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canyoufearme1
1 month ago
It amazes me how many people don’t understand that this channel doesn’t make any of these videos, they pay for rights and basically host the content.
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LivingWaterEternal
1 month ago
Great documentary. It would be helpful if you posted the release date of the film/doc in the description. Thanks for so many great vids.
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hgvnl489
1 month ago
How much times people gonna re-upload this...time for a new doc on marseille
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YOy-b4z
1 month ago
If people want drugs let them have them legally. Stop the arms trade, and save people's lives that way. Stop human trafficking. Give people a better quality of life and stop punishing the poor. Treat all brothers and sisters with respect. Thank you for another fantastic video. 👍🙏❤️
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m.a.l-e7c
1 month ago
Old footage🤨
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badlarry172
1 month ago
👍
thanks
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SkromnitsaKrasotka
1 month ago
What an amazing work FreeDocumentary! It`s better than National Geographic where the narrator shouts and exaggerated action music hits your ears literally every 10 seconds making it unbearable to watch. Perfect choice of music, interesting shots and views, perfect narrator` voice and style not dominating the content of the video. I feel sorry for those police officers having to go through so much in this never-ending battle. It`s impressive that you were able to show both sides of the story, don`t know how you managed to do it. It looks like Marseille is not the right place to live in, very unsettling what I`ve learned from this video, I never though France is so bad with drugs and crime.
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cloudcatcher5866
1 month ago
just 2 to 4 years in jail ? no wonder its a good investment for them
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Scott-n3u
1 month ago
Always been. A hot bed fir drugs used to be a gateway for heroin hash smuggling going way back to the 60s place used to be wyde open for smuggling it will never change no doubt it be the same now ..
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OneWheelWavey
1 month ago
It’s crazy that the drugs they’re talking about is weed and hash 😂
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каспер-у2ж
1 month ago
While everyone argues over politics and news, The Exiled Principles of Power by Kairo Vantrel quietly explains how the real game is played. The moment I read it, everything around me looked different. It’s like it gave me the decoder ring for reality.
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сергейпоздняков-ю6ч
1 month ago
No algorithm will show you The Exiled Principles of Power by Kairo Vantrel by accident. I found it when I needed it most—when I was questioning everything. And now I realize, that was no coincidence. This book finds the seekers.
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АлексейБузанаков-г3ж
1 month ago
After reading The Exiled Principles of Power by Kairo Vantrel, I started noticing things I used to ignore—symbols, patterns, systems. It’s like it turned a light on in a room I didn’t know existed. And once you see it, you can’t unsee it.
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ВладимирСмирнов-е2й
1 month ago
They call it “exiled” for a reason. The Exiled Principles of Power by Kairo Vantrel doesn’t give you comfort—it gives you clarity. The kind of clarity that shakes you, breaks your old beliefs, and dares you to build something stronger from the ashes.
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rapidpower5651
1 month ago
Great video! 👍🏻
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borisattva
1 month ago
please consider getting voice over translations instead of hardcoded subtitles. without that you are missing out on a substantial audience demographic that is watching your videos like a podcast through listening.
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bigloud3700
3 weeks ago
26:52 'hundred euros' and not 'twenty euros'
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ЛарисаКопытова-ь2л
1 month ago
You ever read something that feels like it was never meant to be in your hands? That’s exactly how The Exiled Principles of Power by Kairo Vantrel felt. Ancient wisdom, modern exposure, and a terrifying amount of truth packed into one single source.
FreeDocumentary
1 month ago
This documentary follows the men and women of the Marseille police, the Anti-Narcotics Office, and the specialized squads who work to disrupt the drug trade. In Marseille, a brutal gang war rages over control of the lucrative drug trade, which generates over €30 million per month and infiltrates the local economy through money laundering and investments in real estate, luxury boutiques, and other sectors. The northern neighborhoods have become crime strongholds, run by gangs operating with corporate-like structures but marked by deadly violence that claims both gang members and innocent lives. Amid the carnage, families mourn the loss of loved ones, victims of the escalating conflict. To combat the crisis, Marseille's police and specialized units relentlessly target the city's 200 drug sales points, some earning up to €100,000 daily. In the first half of 2021 alone, authorities arrested 8,000 traffickers, 60% of whom were armed with deadly weapons.
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