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Cantina virtual de los COLombianos en el EXTerior
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Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2000 22:53:42 -0500
From: Nurev Ind Research <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Bush Aide Tells Council on Foreign Relations He Will Attack
Columbia.
To understand the Game, you must know the Players.
OK. So who exactly is this asshole? He is Bush Adviser Robert B. Zoellick.
Zoellick is ex vice president of the Federal National Mortgage Association,
an under Secretary of State, a member of the Bilderbergers, the Trilateral
Commission, and a former director ( and current member ) of the Council on
Foreign Relations. This is a fine example of impeccable credentials for the
aparatchiks of
the American Ruling Elite.
Nurev
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Subject:
Bush Aide Tells Council on Foreign Relations He Will Attack
Colombia :
"Drug War" Will Be Excuse Says Advisor ; LSN Staff
Washington, DC -- Bush Adviser Robert Zoellick, who is in line to become US
Trade Representative,
told the Council on Foreign Relations last month that George Bush will
attack Colombia, according to a news story released today by
commondreams.org, a progressive left-leaning anti-war news source.
(http://commondreams.org/headlines/122800-01.htm)
According to the article Zoellick proposed a major policy shift in his
November 7 speech. Though the current president of Colombia, Andres
Pastrana, appears on the verge of a peace treaty to end the 30-year old
civil war, Bush's policy will be to break up any peace agreement, and
aggressively pursue a US presence in the South America nation. Under the
guise of supporting the "forces of democracy", Zoellick said the US should
fund militia groups who have tortured and executed at least 4000
non-combatant civilians, and that the current policy, of limiting aid to
anti-drug efforts was misguided, because South American who oppose the US
agenda and drugs were essentially the same thing.
The deal is also likely aimed at limiting Cuban influence in the region.
Cuba is a major player in the peace negotiations, and recently
negotiated the release of 42 Colombian soldiers and policement who had been
taken prisoner by the guerillas.
The Council on Foreign Relations is a "think tank" group that believes war
and government should be used to further the interests of big business. The
incoming Secretary of State, Colin Powell, is a prominent member of the
Council.
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