In Tijuca National Park, Rio de Janeiro.
Here stands the world-famous Christ the Redeemer statue on Corcovado Mountain, also known as Humpback Mountain.
Two figures cast long shadows under the night sky.
Hannibal from Ares Defense Company, a Mexican state-owned enterprise, was limping, supported by Luz Inasi Lu Dasilva by his side.
Da Silva, with speckles of gray already visible on his head, looked up at the giant 30-meter sculpture and remarked, "Stunning, isn't it? When I first stood at its feet, I felt so insignificant, for a moment, you know?"
"I even wanted to become a priest."
But in Latin America, being a priest, do you know how to use an AK? Do you know how to shoot rapidly?
No? What the hell are you doing?
Do you know what the first sentence of the Latin American Bible is?
If you can't shoot, then you're screwed.
