Columbia has become a staunch U. S. ally and the most loyal in the hemisphere. It has successfully opposed the drug trade backed FARC terrorist group, driving it out of the country and into neighboring EQUADOR. A new wrinkle is the results of a Columbia strike on a FARC stronghold in Ecuador killing second-in-command, Raul Reyes and 21 others.
A few days later another member of FARC’s ruling council was murdered by his own security chief – who chopped off his hand to prove it perhaps for the $5 million reward – grabbed his laptop and skedaddled. The laptop produced a goldmine of email messages and documents. This information clearly shows close FARC relationships with Ecuador, Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez and leftist’s politicians and officials in Europe, North America, and throughout South America.
An example of its benefit was likely an early March U.S. intelligence operation in Thailand arrested wanted Russian arms dealer, Viktor Bout, who was negotiating to sell FARC millions of dollars of weapons, and deliver them by parachute to FARC camps in the bush. Bout has been a major illegal arms provider, since the end of the Cold War. He is wanted in many countries. As a further consequence serious questions, piles of rumors and several underwear changes have occurred.
Questions have arisen over a U.S. – Columbia trade pact that has been bottled up by the Democrat Controlled Congress for 16-months and even recent convolutions in the U. S. presidential campaigns for the Democrat nomination.
No comments:
Post a Comment