Well, despite all his rhetoric to the contrary, it seems Hugo Chavez has been caught with his hand in the cookie jar again.
Interpol has confirmed that he computer equipment and data seized by Colombia was not tampered with and did indeed link Venezuela to the FARC rebels in Colombia.
"We are absolutely certain that the computer exhibits that our experts examined came from a FARC terrorist camp," said Interpol's secretary general, Ronald Noble, adding: "No one can ever question whether or not the Colombian government tampered with the seized FARC computers." http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24651806/
Meanwhile, Hugo rants and raves calling the Interpol announcement a show of clowns.
The populist crackpot has also warned Colombia about allowing a US base in the region, calling it an act of aggression.
And this is the man Barack Obama has announced his intention to meet with one on one... an internationally proven state sponsor of terrorism and an elected official of questionable legitimacy. I am left wondering who is standing further to the left.
About Me
- Finntann
- A retired military (25yrs-USAF) constitutional libertarian, fiscally conservative & socially liberal. The Republicans have lost it and the Libertarians haven't gotten there yet. Republican Liberty Caucus.
2 comments:
Aw, heck. Aren't labels great?
Half the world thinks "an internationally proven state sponsor of terrorism and an elected official of questionable legitimacy" refers to George Bush.
Curious that for some reason you seem to equate my anti-Chavez, anti-Obama position as pro-Bush. Please try and remember that all democrats are not socialist leftists and that one may be conservative, and a democrat too.
Post a Comment