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And this little clip from T.O. the online one I have for now:




On behalf of the No MAS FARC -Toronto, thanks to all the people that attended, Es uno de esos momentos en los que uno se siente super del ****s de ser Colombiano!!

 

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hey thats cool! i have seen all sorts of political-protests from different ethnic communites downtown....pero nunca de un pais latino hasta hoy dia....   colombia corto la soga!.....

all the best!

 

Revelan horribles abusos de las FARC a menores

El vocero de las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC), Luis Edgar Devia Silva, conocido como Raúl Reyes, mantiene a su disposición grupos de niñas desde los nueve años de edad, secuestradas por orden suya en barrios pobres de ciudades y pueblos con el objeto de esclavizarlas para satisfacer su afanes sexuales, según testimonios de decenas de las propias menores que han escapado del poder de la guerrilla.

Los desgarradores testimonios fueron revelados a El Nuevo Herald por fuentes militares, así como del Instituto Colombiano de Bienestar Familiar, que atiende a la mayoría de las víctimas de estos abusos y los han documentado en sus archivos. Todas las fuentes pidieron mantenerse anónimas por temor a las represalias del grupo guerrillero.

Sonia, una niña que fue secuestrada en el departamento de Caquetá a los 12 años para ser llevada el servicio de Devia, por ejemplo, contó a autoridades militares y de familia que en 16 oportunidades intentó escapar. Pero siempre fue recapturada y encadenada a un árbol, donde permanecía a disposición de Devia, miembro del secretariado de las FARC.

Por último, a los 16 años, Sonia consiguió huir de manera definitiva y hoy permanece bajo protección especial de un programa estatal de redención infantil.

Otras niñas que han escapado de las FARC o han sido capturadas por las autoridades, también han aportado información sobre grupos de menores confinadas a servir los apetitos sexuales de Devia u otros jefes de esa organización.

De acuerdo con los testimonios de decenas de niños fugados de las FARC o arrestados, quienes contraen sida son eliminados para impedir que propaguen la enfermedad.

Las niñas que resultan embarazadas a pesar de los dispositivos y medicamentos que deben utilizar por órdenes superiores, son obligadas a abortar. Si el embarazo avanza, las jóvenes son apartadas hasta que dan a luz y tres meses después del parto vuelven a las filas y los bebés son regalados.

Un estudio de la Organización Internacional para las Migraciones (OIM), sobre niños prisioneros combatientes, presentado en una rueda de prensa el pasado viernes en Bogotá, confirma al menos parcialmente los mencionados testimonios.

De acuerdo con la consultora internacional Natalia Springer, que lideró la investigación, encontró casos de niñas reclutadas por la guerrilla según las cuales inicialmente fueron atadas a árboles para ser agredidas carnalmente.

El estudio reveló además que por lo menos 20 por ciento del pie de fuerza de los ejércitos ilegales de Colombia, principalmente de las FARC, son niños.

El estudio también estableció que no menos del 35 por ciento de los guerrilleros adultos de hoy fueron incorporados a la guerra cuando eran niños.

De hecho, Víctor Julio Suárez Rojas, el sanguinario Mono Jojoy, jefe militar de las FARC, sostiene que entró a la organización a la edad de 12 años y, por eso, basado en su propia historia, justifica el secuestro de menores para convertirlos en prisioneros combatientes.

Desde mediados del 2007, de acuerdo con Springer, en Colombia está disparado el secuestro de niños humildes para convertirlos en carne de cañón en la primera línea de combate de las FARC.

Las principales conclusiones de la investigación de la OIM fueron presentadas en rueda de prensa en Bogotá en la que además intervinieron la Procuraduría General, la Fiscalía, la Defensoría del Pueblo y el Comando General de las fuerzas militares.

El Procurador, Edgardo Maya, precisó en la rueda de prensa que en 250 municipios de 18 departamentos de Colombia los ejércitos guerrilleros y paramilitares continúan reclutando niños.

El último cálculo sobre niños combatientes en Colombia lo hicieron UNICEF y el Instituto de Bienestar Familiar: ambas instituciones indicaron que había entre 10 y 13,000.

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this thread is too educational for me!!!

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LMAO

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Chilenita wrote:

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cajadebola wrote:

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Esta gente que defiende a las FARC escuchan los testimonios de comunistas y resentidos frustrados que no ven la realidad.

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What are you reading?  Who is defending FARC?  What the hell are you talking about?

Someone is blind but that someone is you.

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Chile, I can't blame you for some of your perceptions, because you are not the only one, there is a lot of young people specially  in Europe that are supporting them. At least I can see that you care about the political affairs outside your world and you are not indiferent to them.

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 Sweet Jesus I DON'T SUPPORT THEM!!!!  I didn't say I did.

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cajadebola wrote:

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Esta gente que defiende a las FARC escuchan los testimonios de comunistas y resentidos frustrados que no ven la realidad.

-- Edited by cajadebola at 11:57, 2008-01-28

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What are you reading?  Who is defending FARC?  What the hell are you talking about?

Someone is blind but that someone is you.

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Chile, I can't blame you for some of your perceptions, because you are not the only one, there is a lot of young people specially  in Europe that are supporting them. At least I can see that you care about the political affairs outside your world and you are not indiferent to them.

The main reason of the march, just to let the people know what the actual Colombian people think, no the government, no the guerilla, no the church....just the citizens, that's why the slogan is "Colombia is me". There is a lot of misinformation, and people just believe what they read (what other source you have anyway)..We are not going to make them surrender, but we want the world to know the truth coming from who really matters: People!  

I'm glad to here from people in this FOro that despite are not Colombians are joining us...that's were you see the truth Latin spirit...not only when it comes to Futbol
Monday  Feb 4th   11:30 Dundas Sq  just in case anyone else want to join us

Colo4 are you coming? it's going to be fun too!

Para que vean que no hablamos m.......
No se a que uribistas contra el pueblo se refieren si el pueblo esta en una abrumadora mayoria a favor de su presidente.
Los unicos que no escuchan el clamor de la tremenda mayoria de los colombianos de todos los origenes y clases son las FARC Y LOS ANTIPROGRESO que les gustaria ver a Colombia gobernada por cualquier dictador u opresor por tal de que sea antiamericano. 

Gracias a dios el 80 % de la gente en Colombia  no es tan idiota como muchos por aca.
A quien piensan que van a engañar?
Este es otro articulo de la prensa internacional que lo compueba.

El 80 por ciento de los colombianos tiene una imagen favorable de Uribe

Bogotá, 23 ene (EFE).- El presidente de Colombia, Álvaro Uribe, tiene una imagen positiva entre el 80 por ciento de sus compatriotas, lo que supone el mayor índice de popularidad desde que asumió el cargo en 2002 y seis puntos más que en noviembre del año pasado, según una encuesta divulgada hoy por Caracol Radio.

La percepción negativa del presidente apenas llega al 14 por ciento, y los colombianos aprueban su gestión en temas como las relaciones internacionales, la corrupción, las guerrillas y el narcotráfico, mientras que menos de la mitad avala su política en el manejo del costo de vida y el desempleo.

La encuesta, realizada por Invamer Gallup, se hizo una semana después de que las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC) liberación a Clara Rojas y Consuelo González de Perdomo, a quienes tuvieron secuestradas alrededor de seis años, y en un período de tensión diplomática con Venezuela.

En este sentido, los resultados del estudio indican que la población tiene una imagen desfavorable de dos de los involucrados en la liberación de las rehenes: el presidente venezolano, Hugo Chávez y la senadora opositora Piedad Córdoba, que recibieron una desaprobación del 76 y el 66 por ciento respectivamente.

Esta encuesta se hizo entre el 17 y el 19 de enero por vía telefónica a mil personas en Bogotá, Medellín, Cali y Barranquilla, las cuatro mayores ciudades del país.

En cuanto a la tensión con Venezuela, hoy se publicó otra encuesta, esta vez de Yanhaas, difundida por la emisora RCN, en la que el 80,53 por ciento de los colombianos avala la forma en que Uribe ha manejado la crisis diplomática y los ataques verbales de Chávez.

Esta encuesta se hizo a 600 personas en las mismas ciudades más la de Bucaramanga.

Otro sondeo divulgado hoy en México por la firma Consulta Mitofsky mostró a Uribe como el presidente más popular de América, con una aprobación del 78 por ciento, seguido por Chávez con el 61 por ciento. EFE

-- Edited by cajadebola at 12:11, 2008-01-28

Esta gente que defiende a las FARC escuchan los testimonios de comunistas y resentidos frustrados que no ven la realidad.

Alvaro Uribe tiene el 80% de apoyo en su gestion ya en su segundo mandato.
Fue reelegido por los Colombianos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Es decir 80 de cada 100 colombianos lo apoyan!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A uds todo el que no sea Comunista lo acusan de peon de los EEUU!
viva Colombia libre, democratica, prospera y en paz.
No soy Colombiano pero los Adoro.
Abajo los terroristas violadores y secuestradores de niños!!!!

-- Edited by cajadebola at 11:57, 2008-01-28

A few words regarding the background of the march

Dundas Sq. 11:30 am Monday February 4th (Anyone that simphatyze with the cause is more than welcome to assist...

BTW.  Does anyone know where can I rent or buy cheap megaphones???
 

No tendrá fronteras la marcha contra las Farc del próximo 4 de febrero

The Fan wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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Mastropiero wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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El Duro wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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Some more posts...

Alvaro Uribe is a US puppet psychopath

The US is paying to prolong the war in Colombia as it pays for the war in Somalia and the war in ISrael

Manuel Marulanda is not the leader of the Farc
his hq is not at San Vicente de Caiguán,
www.farcep.org is not the farc website
Farc is a anti-terrorist organisation
the guerrillas don't care less about "international significance"

it's a civil war between peasants v rich land thieves
none of the sores in Latin America are anywhere near treated
it's a war against natural forces - an alient fascist establishment v the people - it will end when the US run out of money - unless the elite are planning another genocide

Ha! (another genocide) Ha!

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Iagree there, my parent just go back from colombia,a dn they tell me that the people is not happy with him and that he is a puppet to bush just like gaviera(sp) the one that got pablo killed

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I have met Colombians they can't stand him either.  Like everything there are always people who will agree and disagree.  Same goes with FARC.  Some think like the posts that I posted and others think like Mastropiero.  Wondering what his thoughts are .....he seems smart and I am interested in hearing them.

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Si hay algo peor que una historia olvidada es una malcontada y ese es una tejiversación del rollo..

Paramilitars were born to protect the populations and the farms in the rural areas were the army doesn't have control, even though they were clandestine, there was a lot of acceptation among the population  but soon  they got out of control and start doing their own illegal businesses  and become in another big problem. But nothing compared to  FARC, when I use to lived there you have to be careful  and go in  caravans of cars when you travel at night, now you can travel with confidence because you find Army and Police everywhere, kidnappings  it will never be a "Canada", but for those that grew up there the change is noticeable, the economy is growing slowly but steady, there is a good momentum going on (even in our sucker team), and that has to do a lot with the president, who has brought back some of the confidence and the trust,  of course not all the people  is happy, political decisions are never black or white, so  he is carrying  some criticism and unconformism, just like anywhere else... if  people here complaining all the time ang getting irrated for stupid things such as  TTC schedule, health care(?),  "poverty", not making enough money, the weather etc, etc,   don't expect to find all happy campers there, where there are real problems. 

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He is friendly with Bush right?

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Chilenita DON"T LET YOUR HATE CONTRA LOS AMERICANOS BLIND YOU.

 

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More than friends, Bush is the Big Brother bullying Uribe with eliminating us from the TLC (tratado de Libre  Comercio y preferencias arancelarias), which will create an automatic economical crisis...what does Chavez want him to do? que Uribe mande a Bush a freir esparragos...y el pueblo que? que se lo coma el marrano? we don't have a choice! even though we hate it and most of the Colombian people is anti-US, there's no much we can do from my third world.

The Fan wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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Mastropiero wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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El Duro wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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Some more posts...

Alvaro Uribe is a US puppet psychopath

The US is paying to prolong the war in Colombia as it pays for the war in Somalia and the war in ISrael

Manuel Marulanda is not the leader of the Farc
his hq is not at San Vicente de Caiguán,
www.farcep.org is not the farc website
Farc is a anti-terrorist organisation
the guerrillas don't care less about "international significance"

it's a civil war between peasants v rich land thieves
none of the sores in Latin America are anywhere near treated
it's a war against natural forces - an alient fascist establishment v the people - it will end when the US run out of money - unless the elite are planning another genocide

Ha! (another genocide) Ha!

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Iagree there, my parent just go back from colombia,a dn they tell me that the people is not happy with him and that he is a puppet to bush just like gaviera(sp) the one that got pablo killed

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I have met Colombians they can't stand him either.  Like everything there are always people who will agree and disagree.  Same goes with FARC.  Some think like the posts that I posted and others think like Mastropiero.  Wondering what his thoughts are .....he seems smart and I am interested in hearing them.

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Si hay algo peor que una historia olvidada es una malcontada y ese es una tejiversación del rollo..

Paramilitars were born to protect the populations and the farms in the rural areas were the army doesn't have control, even though they were clandestine, there was a lot of acceptation among the population  but soon  they got out of control and start doing their own illegal businesses  and become in another big problem. But nothing compared to  FARC, when I use to lived there you have to be careful  and go in  caravans of cars when you travel at night, now you can travel with confidence because you find Army and Police everywhere, kidnappings  it will never be a "Canada", but for those that grew up there the change is noticeable, the economy is growing slowly but steady, there is a good momentum going on (even in our sucker team), and that has to do a lot with the president, who has brought back some of the confidence and the trust,  of course not all the people  is happy, political decisions are never black or white, so  he is carrying  some criticism and unconformism, just like anywhere else... if  people here complaining all the time ang getting irrated for stupid things such as  TTC schedule, health care(?),  "poverty", not making enough money, the weather etc, etc,   don't expect to find all happy campers there, where there are real problems. 

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He is friendly with Bush right?

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Chilenita DON"T LET YOUR HATE CONTRA LOS AMERICANOS BLIND YOU.

 

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How is it blinding me?  You are making assumptions.  I have not even posted an opinion.

Chilenita wrote:

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Mastropiero wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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El Duro wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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Some more posts...

Alvaro Uribe is a US puppet psychopath

The US is paying to prolong the war in Colombia as it pays for the war in Somalia and the war in ISrael

Manuel Marulanda is not the leader of the Farc
his hq is not at San Vicente de Caiguán,
www.farcep.org is not the farc website
Farc is a anti-terrorist organisation
the guerrillas don't care less about "international significance"

it's a civil war between peasants v rich land thieves
none of the sores in Latin America are anywhere near treated
it's a war against natural forces - an alient fascist establishment v the people - it will end when the US run out of money - unless the elite are planning another genocide

Ha! (another genocide) Ha!

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Iagree there, my parent just go back from colombia,a dn they tell me that the people is not happy with him and that he is a puppet to bush just like gaviera(sp) the one that got pablo killed

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I have met Colombians they can't stand him either.  Like everything there are always people who will agree and disagree.  Same goes with FARC.  Some think like the posts that I posted and others think like Mastropiero.  Wondering what his thoughts are .....he seems smart and I am interested in hearing them.

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Si hay algo peor que una historia olvidada es una malcontada y ese es una tejiversación del rollo..

Paramilitars were born to protect the populations and the farms in the rural areas were the army doesn't have control, even though they were clandestine, there was a lot of acceptation among the population  but soon  they got out of control and start doing their own illegal businesses  and become in another big problem. But nothing compared to  FARC, when I use to lived there you have to be careful  and go in  caravans of cars when you travel at night, now you can travel with confidence because you find Army and Police everywhere, kidnappings  it will never be a "Canada", but for those that grew up there the change is noticeable, the economy is growing slowly but steady, there is a good momentum going on (even in our sucker team), and that has to do a lot with the president, who has brought back some of the confidence and the trust,  of course not all the people  is happy, political decisions are never black or white, so  he is carrying  some criticism and unconformism, just like anywhere else... if  people here complaining all the time ang getting irrated for stupid things such as  TTC schedule, health care(?),  "poverty", not making enough money, the weather etc, etc,   don't expect to find all happy campers there, where there are real problems. 

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He is friendly with Bush right?

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Chilenita DON"T LET YOUR HATE CONTRA LOS AMERICANOS BLIND YOU.

 

Mastropiero wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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El Duro wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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Some more posts...

Alvaro Uribe is a US puppet psychopath

The US is paying to prolong the war in Colombia as it pays for the war in Somalia and the war in ISrael

Manuel Marulanda is not the leader of the Farc
his hq is not at San Vicente de Caiguán,
www.farcep.org is not the farc website
Farc is a anti-terrorist organisation
the guerrillas don't care less about "international significance"

it's a civil war between peasants v rich land thieves
none of the sores in Latin America are anywhere near treated
it's a war against natural forces - an alient fascist establishment v the people - it will end when the US run out of money - unless the elite are planning another genocide

Ha! (another genocide) Ha!

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Iagree there, my parent just go back from colombia,a dn they tell me that the people is not happy with him and that he is a puppet to bush just like gaviera(sp) the one that got pablo killed

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I have met Colombians they can't stand him either.  Like everything there are always people who will agree and disagree.  Same goes with FARC.  Some think like the posts that I posted and others think like Mastropiero.  Wondering what his thoughts are .....he seems smart and I am interested in hearing them.

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Si hay algo peor que una historia olvidada es una malcontada y ese es una tejiversación del rollo..

Paramilitars were born to protect the populations and the farms in the rural areas were the army doesn't have control, even though they were clandestine, there was a lot of acceptation among the population  but soon  they got out of control and start doing their own illegal businesses  and become in another big problem. But nothing compared to  FARC, when I use to lived there you have to be careful  and go in  caravans of cars when you travel at night, now you can travel with confidence because you find Army and Police everywhere, kidnappings  it will never be a "Canada", but for those that grew up there the change is noticeable, the economy is growing slowly but steady, there is a good momentum going on (even in our sucker team), and that has to do a lot with the president, who has brought back some of the confidence and the trust,  of course not all the people  is happy, political decisions are never black or white, so  he is carrying  some criticism and unconformism, just like anywhere else... if  people here complaining all the time ang getting irrated for stupid things such as  TTC schedule, health care(?),  "poverty", not making enough money, the weather etc, etc,   don't expect to find all happy campers there, where there are real problems. 

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He is friendly with Bush right?

btw, the Facebook group is called Un Millon De Voces Contra La FARC

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Mastropiero: I'm not Colombian, but I have alot of Colombian friends. They have also mentioned to me that there will be a fundraiser of some sort for the families devastated by la FARC... do you anything about this??

I wil be letting friends know about this rally, I wonder what their initial reactions would be.

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Cool man, there will be a world wide manifestation February 4th, I'm at work right now and I don't have access to FBK, but  just look for something about NO MORE FARC and there is one group  for Toronto, when I get home I will post more info, and thanks for the support dude!

Mastropiero: I'm not Colombian, but I have alot of Colombian friends. They have also mentioned to me that there will be a fundraiser of some sort for the families devastated by la FARC... do you anything about this??

I wil be letting friends know about this rally, I wonder what their initial reactions would be.

Some more interesting info on the US take on what is "terrorism" in Colombia

Good Terrorists, Bad Terrorists: How Washington Decides Who's Who

by Garry Leech

The U.S. State Department has included Colombia's two leftist guerrilla groups, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) and the National Liberation Army (ELN), on its annual list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs) for the past four years. This year it also listed the right-wing paramilitary organization, the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC), as a terrorist group.

However, unlike the two guerrilla groups, the AUC was not included on the FTO list, but rather on a secondary list that, according to the State Department's acting Coordinator for Counterterrorism Edmund J. Hull, means the AUC's activities have "caught our attention and caused us to look more closely at this organization." Consequently, the AUC is not subject to the same legal sanctions that apply to the FARC, the ELN and other groups included on the FTO list.

The State Department's Patterns of Global Terrorism 2000 report was released last week and the inclusion of the AUC finally acknowledges what human rights organizations and even the State Department's own annual human rights reports have stated for years: the AUC is responsible for the majority of civilian massacres and human rights abuses in Colombia. The AUC was also included in the report for its involvement in kidnapping and the drug trade.

These are the same activities that have repeatedly landed the FARC and the ELN on the FTO list, which forbids providing funds or material support to FTO groups, denies their members visas to enter the United States, and requires U.S. financial institutions to block the funds of FTO organizations and their members. And yet, despite their engagement in the same terrorist activities, the AUC's inclusion on the secondary list means these State Department sanctions do not apply to the organization or its members.

The most glaring difference between the AUC and Colombia's guerrilla groups, according to the State Department report, is that, "The paramilitaries have not taken action against U.S. personnel." Does the inclusion of this statement mean only groups that target U.S. personnel are considered full-fledged terrorist organizations and, therefore, are subject to U.S. sanctions? Such a categorization scheme is cold comfort for the millions of people in Colombia and around the world who are victims of the AUC and other groups whose goals and objectives, though not necessarily whose means, just happen to coincide with U.S. political and economic interests.

When asked why the Colombian paramilitaries were included in this year's report, State Department spokesman Hull said, "In the case of the AUC, I think our concern over the past year has been a dramatic increase in their activities and a tendency to change their tactics to more terrorist acts, including kidnappings, for example, or murders of civilians." But as mentioned earlier, human rights groups and the State Department itself have long known that the AUC has been involved in these activities for years and that there has not been, as Hull claims, a change in their tactics.

A more likely explanation for the AUC's inclusion in the State Department report is the organization's growing military strength, which is making it increasingly difficult for Washington to turn a blind eye to its atrocities. However, by placing the AUC on the secondary list, the State Department can sidestep criticism that it repeatedly ignores the paramilitaries, while still implying that the guerrilla groups continue to be Colombia's principal terrorist organizations.

The AUC is partly funded by sectors of Colombia's economic elite whose interests are aligned with those of Washington and U.S. corporations. They are fighting the guerrilla insurgency in order to preserve the political and economic status quo in Colombia. The FARC and the ELN are both in opposition to the neoliberal economic model being implemented in Colombia, resulting in part from conditions imposed on Bogotá by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in return for a $2.7 billion loan in December 1999 (see, Colombians Protest IMF-imposed Austerity Measures).

By excluding the AUC from the FTO list, the State Department has made it clear that it does not judge terrorism as much by an organization's violent activities as by who is the target of those activities. Not only do the FARC and ELN target U.S. personnel, they are also fighting against U.S. political and economic interests in Colombia. Consequently, they are on the primary FTO list. Meanwhile, the double standard used to create the State Department's lists once again illustrates that terrorism serving U.S. interests is not, in Washington's eyes, really terrorism.

El Duro wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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Some more posts...

Alvaro Uribe is a US puppet psychopath

The US is paying to prolong the war in Colombia as it pays for the war in Somalia and the war in ISrael

Manuel Marulanda is not the leader of the Farc
his hq is not at San Vicente de Caiguán,
www.farcep.org is not the farc website
Farc is a anti-terrorist organisation
the guerrillas don't care less about "international significance"

it's a civil war between peasants v rich land thieves
none of the sores in Latin America are anywhere near treated
it's a war against natural forces - an alient fascist establishment v the people - it will end when the US run out of money - unless the elite are planning another genocide

Ha! (another genocide) Ha!

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Iagree there, my parent just go back from colombia,a dn they tell me that the people is not happy with him and that he is a puppet to bush just like gaviera(sp) the one that got pablo killed

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I have met Colombians they can't stand him either.  Like everything there are always people who will agree and disagree.  Same goes with FARC.  Some think like the posts that I posted and others think like Mastropiero.  Wondering what his thoughts are .....he seems smart and I am interested in hearing them.

Some more posts...

Alvaro Uribe is a US puppet psychopath

The US is paying to prolong the war in Colombia as it pays for the war in Somalia and the war in ISrael

Manuel Marulanda is not the leader of the Farc
his hq is not at San Vicente de Caiguán,
www.farcep.org is not the farc website
Farc is a anti-terrorist organisation
the guerrillas don't care less about "international significance"

it's a civil war between peasants v rich land thieves
none of the sores in Latin America are anywhere near treated
it's a war against natural forces - an alient fascist establishment v the people - it will end when the US run out of money - unless the elite are planning another genocide

Ha! (another genocide) Ha!

Mastropiero wrote:

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I know that there is no many Colombians in this Foro, but if you happen to know some, please help us spreading the word about the Demonstration against FARC that will be happening on February 4th, millions of people in Colombia and around the world will go out to the streets to protest against all the horrible things they do, and to prevent the international community to give them political status, they are just plain terrrorist hidden under the flags of Marxism, if anyone wants to know more about it,  there are a couple of  groups on FBK I think one is called No more FARC-100 Colombians in DUndas square or something like that

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Please keep me posted.