To Kenneth T. Tellis - First, it was Columbian forces who captured the documents. Second, Interpol is expected to prove the authenticity of the documents in the coming days. Also, there was information on the computer that indicated where FARC was hiding $500,000 in the Caribbean. Authorities then inspected this house and there was indeed $500,000. What does the United States get out of conflict with Venezuela? Higher oil prices? Get real. Don't you find it curious how Chavez is able to negotiate with FARC and get hostages released? The Chavez, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. That why he is in bed with Cuba, Iran, and FARC.
by Kenneth T. Tellis (not verified) - 11/05/2008 - 12:15
The is not even a chance that those Laptops captured by the U.S. Special Forces in their illegal invasion of Ecuador on March 1, 2008 ever had any evidence of Chavez being linked to the FARC. Anytime one picks up a newspaper and reads it, they will find that the news has already been doctored by the by the CIA on orders by the Bush regime. I will say, that they are not far removed from the Nazis or the KGB. They are adept at making the evidence look REAL, but it is in fact a load of Codwallop, being passed off as the real thing.
One should not treat news from U.S. sources as the truth, because they are a pack of lies at best.
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Get Real Mr. Tellis
To Kenneth T. Tellis - First, it was Columbian forces who captured the documents. Second, Interpol is expected to prove the authenticity of the documents in the coming days. Also, there was information on the computer that indicated where FARC was hiding $500,000 in the Caribbean. Authorities then inspected this house and there was indeed $500,000. What does the United States get out of conflict with Venezuela? Higher oil prices? Get real. Don't you find it curious how Chavez is able to negotiate with FARC and get hostages released? The Chavez, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. That why he is in bed with Cuba, Iran, and FARC.
U.S. always has flooded the world with spurious evidence
The is not even a chance that those Laptops captured by the U.S. Special Forces in their illegal invasion of Ecuador on March 1, 2008 ever had any evidence of Chavez being linked to the FARC. Anytime one picks up a newspaper and reads it, they will find that the news has already been doctored by the by the CIA on orders by the Bush regime. I will say, that they are not far removed from the Nazis or the KGB. They are adept at making the evidence look REAL, but it is in fact a load of Codwallop, being passed off as the real thing.
One should not treat news from U.S. sources as the truth, because they are a pack of lies at best.