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“You would think that, as a general principle, if country A sends troops across the border into country B, that the world community should stand in sympathy with country B’s right to protect it’s territorial integrity, right?”: Trinidadian blogger Further Thoughts comments about the Columbia/Venezuela issue.

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  • magbana

    Three cheers for the blogger from Trinidad. He is right on about the dynamics of the Col/Ecu/Ven plus meddling US.
    Uribe’s comments today about recommending to the International Criminal Court that Chavez be tried for genocide should be held in check — Uribe’s involvement in drug trafficking and commissioning the paramilitary AUC to massacre fellow citizens in Colombia might just land him in the international court.

    For some perspective, check out: “Venezuela,Colombia,FARC, US: Let’s get straight on facts and context.”
    http://hcvanalysis.wordpress.com/2008/01/24/venezuela-colombia-us-farc-lets-get-straight-on-facts-and-context/

    # 2008-03-5 at 2:15 am
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