McBush Has Been To Colombia, Huh?

Mr. Shaman

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Yeah....his eyebrows shot up....his eyes popped....when Obama suggested labor-leaders have, for quite-a-while, been targeted by assassins.

It makes you wonder WHERE, in Colombia, that spastic, little toad (McBush) actually visited!! :eek:

"For the past two years the Uribe administration has been embroiled in a devastating para-politics scandal. Approximately eighty governors, mayors, congressional politicians and close allies of the president have been alleged to have, or found guilty of having, direct connections, meetings, and/or contracts with Colombia’s most notorious paramilitary organization, the United Self-Defence Forces of Colombia (AUC). During the time of these collaborations, hundreds if not thousands of political opponents, trade unionists, community organizers and civilians were targeted for assassination, threatened and/or disappeared. As a result of testimony from former paramilitary leaders, who admitted links with politicians, the bodies of hundreds of civilians have been found in mass graves.

More members of FENSUAGRO have been assassinated than any other union in Colombia. Since its inception, over 500 persons within FENSUAGRO have been assassinated or disappeared by right-wing paramilitaries or State forces, while five thousand members have experienced some form of state-based abuse or human rights violations. In 2007, 20 percent of all known unionists murdered in Colombia belonged to FENSUAGRO. While Colombia’s disturbing history of systemic human rights abuses against organized labor is not new, the Uribe administration is clearly trying to draw attention away from the State’s links to paramilitarism, corruption and social absence."

I guess McBush (simply) "Can't recall." :rolleyes:

....And, how 'bout that drug-war. :rolleyes:

"The Bush administration has come up with numerous justifications for its annual handout of around $700 million in mostly military aid to Colombia. Of these, the war on drugs and the urgency of combating “narco-terrorists,” which is code for battling guerrillas from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia – People’s Army (FARC-EP), are the most common. Another oft-cited, and far more unlikely, reason for beefing up Colombia’s military is the administration’s ostensible desire to “defend democracy” in Colombia. There is, however, another factor driving US involvement in Colombia that receives rather less public attention: oil."
 
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At least McCain didn't campiagn to get a terrorist elected:

So: who is Raila Odinga that Senator Obama would expend his political capital and risk the goodwill of half the population of Kenya?

Their relationship is unclear. The BBC initially reported that Obama and Odinga were first cousins.(“Odinga Says Obama is His Cousin” 1/8/2008) The Obama campaign has since denied a familial relationship. Raila Odinga’s father Oginga Odinga was leader of the “Kenya People’s Union” and perceived as a “committed socialist” (“Oginga Odinga: Kenya’s Most Persecuted Politician” Kenya: Key Issues 8/21.2002). Odinga Sr. was also the political ally of fellow Luo; Barack Obama Sr.(The Risks of Knowledge (Ohio University Press, 2004) p. 182)

What we do know about Odinga is not good. A former Minister of Energy, Odinga is reported to have been set up in the oil business by the al Bakri Group and Muammar Quaddafi (“How Rich is Raila-The ODM Kenya Presidential Aspirant?” African Press 4/26/2007) Abdel Qader Bakri (or- Abdulkader al Bakri) was listed on the infamous “Golden Chain”–an internal Al-Queda list of wealthy Saudi financial sponsors seized by Bosnian police in a Islamic “charity” raid in 2001. (“Terrorist Financing Staff Monograph 9/11 Commission and “The Golden Chain”) According to his website, Odinga was educated in Communist East Germany, (Herder Institute, Leipzig & Otto von Guericke Tech. Institute, Magdeburg) (http://www.raila07.com) Odinga’s eldest son is named “Fidel” (http://www.raila07.com)

Perhaps most troubling is Odinga’s links to Islamic extremists in Kenya. According to Voice of America and the Evangelical Alliance of Kenya, on 8/29/07, Odinga signed a secret agreement (exposed 11/27) with Sheikh Abdullah Abdi of the National Muslim Leaders Forum (NAMLEF) in which he agreed to institute Islamic law in exchange for Abdi’s support (eakenya.org)–thereby potentially disenfranchising and curtailing the liberties of millions of Christian Kenyan women. Further, he promised that Muslims suspected of terrorism would be safe from extradition—thereby establishing a ‘safe haven’ for terrorists in Kenya.
 
....And, you refuse to admit McBush is full-o'-sh!t, regarding Colombia.

Check and Mate! :p

...And, you refuse to admit Obama supports terrorists in their efforts of ethnic cleansing.

Check and Mate! :p

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Yeah....his eyebrows shot up....his eyes popped....when Obama suggested labor-leaders have, for quite-a-while, been targeted by assassins.

It makes you wonder WHERE, in Colombia, that spastic, little toad (McBush) actually visited!! :



I guess McBush (simply) "Can't recall." :

....And, how 'bout that drug-war. :rolleyes:

Hey Shaman, as always you never have anything productive to say around here. Your adjectives of McCain can really cause others to begin calling your candidates many nasty names... I think you better chill out..... :mad:

If you don't have anything to copy and paste from other forums then you shouldn't come here trolling....:mad:
 
There is certainly a good case to be made for the Colombian Free Trade Agreement, regardless of any domestic problems in Colombia.
 
There is certainly a good case to be made for the Colombian Free Trade Agreement, regardless of any domestic problems in Colombia.
"....domestic problems"....how quaint! :rolleyes:

" Ms. Gómez’s fear and similar dread felt by union members and their families have long been features of labor organization during this country’s four-decade civil war. More than 2,500 union members in Colombia have been killed since 1985, with fewer than 100 cases resulting in convictions, according to the National Labor School, a labor research group in Medellín.

Now those killings are emerging as a pressing issue in Washington as Democrats and Republicans battle over a trade deal with Colombia, the Bush administration’s top ally in Latin America."
 
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