From: mrr2ro@cs1.bradley.edu (Arturo Pinzon)
Subject: Re: Colombia Newsbriefs 12/9 ed-lp
Organization: Bradley University
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Date: Sun, 13 Dec 92 23:13:41 GMT

ez000281@hamlet.ucdavis.edu wrote:
>"hundreds of pounds  of cocaine he had in his possesion.  It seems that the 
>"guerrilla movement in Colombia has senderized itself by becoming involved in 
>"the drug trade to maintain their "revolutionary" effort.  While their at it, 
>"they have done a marvelous effort in duping what left of the U.S. "left" in 
>"making drug traffickers/addicts and environmental terrorists appears popular 
>"communists who have stated the yankiee capitlists will fall not throug the 
>"rebellion of the proletariat but with the real opium of the masses easily 
>"provided by communist drug merchants.  In any event if our Colombian friends 
>"have trouble convicting this assasin, we will happily do so for him and, who 
>"knows, perhaps he could share a cell in Marion with pusher Noriega, so that his human rights" will not be violated.
>"
>"Edelmiro

Mr. Edelmiro..

You are totally pissing out of the toilet..

First, You have no freaking idea what really is going on.
Tellme how many times have you fought the guerrilla?
How many friends of you, have died fighting drurg lords and crime?
How many times have you slept in the jungle, looking over your shoulder
Hoping to see the lights of the next day. 

You are drawing conclusions from what you read and hear in the news.
The news media is the worst source for real info.
The information that you get has been previously composed
and the editing rooms is where the bigest orchestrations, lies
and make ups take place. Everything to protect the wealthy, 
politicians, corporations, and in general $$$MONEY$$$. That is what
really is beign protected. No matter who gets injured in the process.

The US forces have tryed to help the Colombian army but they never succed.

So don't think that The almighthy US army is going to solve it.

The problem is at home, yes.. Look at the politicians, look at the rich
and famous, Look at the streets. 

Drugs are ruling this society, and Colombia is not the one to blame.
The ones to balme are the ones that support it. Support is given by
buying it, by paying no matter what just to get a few grams.

Simple economics, supply Vs demand, If the drugs are not consumed
at all, there will be no suppliers. 

So, before looking over your neigbor's fence. Look at the problems
in your own house, look at the streets in LA, San Francisco, New York,
Detroit, Chicago. There is where the problem resides.

How many stars, Big movie makers, singers, politicians, have a drug problem.
A High percentage, there are just a few that can be excluded.

It is not a rich people problem, It is not a poor people problem, It is 
everybody's problem.


I bet you've never heard how many teen-age soldiers died daily
in Colombia. 

Yes.. You can count them in the daily basis, Don't think that
the Colombian Government is just sitting doind nothing.

Many people has died in this process, but you open your big
mouth without consideration of how many lifes had been lost in
the process, because of your ignorance about this.


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