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I guess we should invade Columbia, because that is where the majority of drugs come from, OOPS no muslims there.
The Yanks have an enormous military presence in Colombia.
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The Yanks have an enormous military presence in Colombia.
That's probably so they can move the drugs to the USA, keep your citizens drugged up & you can do what you want.
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Are you suggesting the CIA would get involved in the cocaine trade?
Heaven forfend.
Heaven forfend.
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I guess we should invade Columbia, because that is where the majority of drugs come from, OOPS no muslims there.
No 9/11 type attacks have ever been launched from there.
Nor do they appear to have been harboring many major terrorist training bases.
Afghanistan is mostly a muslim country, I think most discussing this issue accept that.
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LOL. One of the key reasons there is such a big US presence in Colombia is because of the existence of the FARC.
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So the cocaine is just a snowstorm ?
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/co.html
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it's debateable whether kovco died in a training accident or by his own hand really.
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Cocaine and the FARC go hand in hand.
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I was talking about another solider who lost his life in a vehicle accident. Hard to know how Kovco died even with all the inquires but nonetheless sad to lose anyone in the ADF.
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I have heard that, actually.
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Putin paying bounties 
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It's all mediated thru Pennsylvania Avenue,
I told Contra Mundum three years ago, always offered references Stephen F Cohen and Masha Gessen amongst others, but they censored me on the FigBooty for heterodox views and truth-telling
it is #safety_paradox and Pennsylvania Avenue hysteria and Sino March
seppo's never put to bed 2008 banking failure and moral hazard, alan greenspan looks on in envy with T-Bills buying cr@p
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It's all mediated thru Pennsylvania Avenue,
I told Contra Mundum three years ago, always offered references Stephen F Cohen and Masha Gessen amongst others, but they censored me on the FigBooty for heterodox views and truth-telling
it is #safety_paradox and Pennsylvania Avenue hysteria and Sino March
seppo's never put to bed 2008 banking failure and moral hazard, alan greenspan looks on in envy with T-Bills buying cr@p
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AFP wants charges considered over ABC's 'Afghan Files' stories
The Australian Federal Police has recommended prosecutors consider laying charges over the ABC's stories revealing allegations of potential war crimes in Afghanistan.
aside: <sotto voce> 'ofcourse they are' #hermanchomskyfallacy
AFP wants charges considered over ABC's 'Afghan Files' stories
The Australian Federal Police has recommended prosecutors consider laying charges over the ABC's stories revealing allegations of potential war crimes in Afghanistan.www.smh.com.au
Yank banks in decent nick. The ones who havent cleaned up the mess are the Europeans. Italians in particular but Germans and maybe French too.
All very opaque. See Westpac mkt cap vs DB.
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Ep 22 - ABC raids update - Media Watch
Federal Police recommend journalist Dan Oakes be charged over the ABC’s 2017 war crimes investigation.
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Helps when they are bailed out by the poor class
IIRC the AG has said that he’ll step in to stop the journalists being charged, if necessary.
We probably should have legislation to stop it ever getting that far though. The protection of journalists reporting important stories shouldn’t depend on the whims of politicians.
We probably should have legislation to stop it ever getting that far though. The protection of journalists reporting important stories shouldn’t depend on the whims of politicians.
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It’s funny how the first to be prosecuted are the journalists who exposed the war crimes, not the war criminals themselves.
Why hasn’t the soldier who murdered an unarmed Afghan on the camera footage been charged with murder? I can’t envision a scenario where a civilian could kill someone and have it caught live on camera, and the perpetrator not being immediately taken into custody?
Why hasn’t Ben Roberts Smith been charged with attempted murder and war crimes given multiple witnesses have testified they saw him kick a handcuffed civilian off a cliff?
Why hasn’t the killer who took the injured Afghani off the medic and stomped him to death been charged?
Why haven’t all the other 60+ crimes been prosecuted yet?
Yes, I know an Army inquiry is about to report but let’s look at their track record. I’m the 4 Corners killing they found the soldier shot the man 20 metres away in self defence, even though the footage proves that’s bullshit. The Army will whitewash their own, if it ever gets to court (I doubt it) they will probably plead guilty to some lesser charge and get given a few months home detention if anything.
You’ve got a nationalistic government in power that does all it can to portray members of the military as infalliable heroes, and BRS is a director at a major media company. A lot of people in power have a strong vested interest in ensuring these crimes are minimised as much as possible.
This investigation will be worthless unless people like BRS, and all the other callous killers, aren’t given life imprisonment.
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You're aware she was once a 911 truther, who then moved on to promoting conspiracy theories for RT America?
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