Cuba USA
Colombian President Alvaro Uribe Stands up to Cuba and Venezuela
Now we know why Castro did not show up 15th Iberoamerican Summitt. Thanks to the courage of Alvaro Uribe calling it like it is: "Terrorist Groups"
Standing up to evil in Colombia
Terrorism is an unmitigated and absolute evil. It’s also perfectly definable. At the Ibero-American Summit in Salamanca, Spain this morning, mysteriously missed by Fidel Castro (see why here), President Alvaro Uribe of Colombia, stood up to a shady underhanded effort by the Marxist governments of Venezuela and Cuba to equivocate on terrorism, stunningly enough, to defend the dreaded FARC guerrillas of Colombia, who this week set off a car-bomb attack on the Colombian capital seen here, here and here.
President Uribe’s moral clarity can be seen here:
The Colombian president instructed his foreign minister, Carolina Barco, not to sign any declaration that is not clear in its definition of “terrorist groups.” “If they (alluding to the FARC) are not described as terrorists, we won’t sign that, period. You can’t call ‘irregulars’ those who set off car bombs,” Uribe told the foreign minister in a telephone conversation that EFE witnessed.
The good news is that every country in the region is coming to see the evil for what it is and support President Uribe in his struggle against Marxist terrorism. They are doing it as a group and rejecting Chavez and Castro.
This may be part of a broader trend. Daniel Duquenal also noted growing opposition to Chavez in the region, based on a recent trip to Panama (see also Daniel’s comments section on this post).
With Daniel’s observations and with what has just happened in Spain, Chavez and Castro appear to be on the path to being decisively rejected by the region. When the entire hemisphere comes together on these two communist thugs, they will be history. It’s beginning.
A.M. Mora y Leon 10 14 05
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Cuba USA
Colombian President Alvaro Uribe Stands up to Cuba and Venezuela
Now we know why Castro did not show up 15th Iberoamerican Summitt. Thanks to the courage of Alvaro Uribe calling it like it is: "Terrorist Groups"
Standing up to evil in Colombia
Terrorism is an unmitigated and absolute evil. It’s also perfectly definable. At the Ibero-American Summit in Salamanca, Spain this morning, mysteriously missed by Fidel Castro (see why here), President Alvaro Uribe of Colombia, stood up to a shady underhanded effort by the Marxist governments of Venezuela and Cuba to equivocate on terrorism, stunningly enough, to defend the dreaded FARC guerrillas of Colombia, who this week set off a car-bomb attack on the Colombian capital seen here, here and here.
President Uribe’s moral clarity can be seen here:
The Colombian president instructed his foreign minister, Carolina Barco, not to sign any declaration that is not clear in its definition of “terrorist groups.” “If they (alluding to the FARC) are not described as terrorists, we won’t sign that, period. You can’t call ‘irregulars’ those who set off car bombs,” Uribe told the foreign minister in a telephone conversation that EFE witnessed.
The good news is that every country in the region is coming to see the evil for what it is and support President Uribe in his struggle against Marxist terrorism. They are doing it as a group and rejecting Chavez and Castro.
This may be part of a broader trend. Daniel Duquenal also noted growing opposition to Chavez in the region, based on a recent trip to Panama (see also Daniel’s comments section on this post).
With Daniel’s observations and with what has just happened in Spain, Chavez and Castro appear to be on the path to being decisively rejected by the region. When the entire hemisphere comes together on these two communist thugs, they will be history. It’s beginning.
A.M. Mora y Leon 10 14 05
Read the whole story.
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Manifesto for Peace in Colombia Havana, May 29th, 2014 We, poets from around the world meeting in Havana for the Poetry Festival, expressour concern for the future of Peace in Colombia . We heard with astonishment that one of the presidential candidates...
- La Paz......really?
How many times have we heard from the "FEEL gooders" throwing out the buzzwords like "La PAZ" or dialogue on social media? Somehow by saying these buzzwords just POOF peace will happen? Well, for decades the FARC in Colombia have been terrorizing...
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ELN in Cuba for Peace Talks? ELN in Cuba for peace talks and guess who is in the middle: Gabriel García Márquez. Let's see, a commie group is in Cuba(commie country who sponsors all these groups) with Marquez who is Fidel's pal. All they want...
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The Oil Pimp Continues Listen to a radio interview concerning the "deal" with Massachusetts here. The Castro Times has an article concerning the deal with the "Commie from the Bronx" read it if you have the stomach. Chavez and Uribe sign a deal to build...