Thousands Protest US Sanctuary Given to Bolivian Mass Murderer


	Thousands Protest US Sanctuary Given to Bolivian Mass Murderer

DanaGarrett

6-10-2008 11:34 AM

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bolivia, mass murder

DanaGarrett says:

This murderer of 60 perople now resides under US protective custody in South Floridia, an area teeming with mass murderers, ex-generals and dictators, and henchman who did US bidding in the Americas. It is also home to a large number of paramilitary operations that have performed various terrorirst activites in the Americas, mostly against Cuba. The people of Bolivia have every right to be anngry.

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6-10-2008 3:28 PM

masbury

Unfortunately typical of US bigshots' dealings with South American dictators.

6-10-2008 4:11 PM

ratilfar

No eveil if the kill in Washington's name.

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