Colext/Macondo
Cantina virtual de los COLombianos en el EXTerior
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bueno hermano comPATRIOTA estamos progresando.
por lo menos esta vez no me acusa de tergiversar sus pensamientos.
eso si que esta vacano simon
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>Subject: Re: Colext: Fallandole la Inteligencia al Sen~or Teniente
>Date: Tue, 17 Aug 1999 17:06:42 -0500
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>Colext/Macondo
>Cantina virtual de los COLombianos en el EXTerior
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>
>Teniente
>
>Ahora me tiene que involucrar con la "discusion" con el Pajaro piopiopio
> >
> >algo que cualquier colombiano haria inmediatamente (esto es si fuera
> >patriota al estilo nando)
> >
>No tengo necesidad de hacerlo, YA QUE NO ME involucraria en un embrollo
>ilegal.
>
>La ley Colombiana es muy deficiente y no camina, gatea y la mayoria del
>tiempo se arrastra ya que muchas veces sufre de "alimentos " para
>subsistir.
>
>Pastrana deberia demandar una investigacion inmediata y total con castigos
>de pena maxima de todos los criminales, incluyendo los pendejos, en los USA
>Pastrana, a la vez, deberia tambien demandar una pena inmediata y MAXIMA
>para los criminales y pendejos, en Colombia.
>
>Nando
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Teniente JoseMaria Mosquera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Martes 17 de Agosto de 1999 04:47 PM
>Subject: Re: Colext: Fallandole la Inteligencia al Sen~or Teniente
>
>
> >Colext/Macondo
> >Cantina virtual de los COLombianos en el EXTerior
> >--------------------------------------------------
> >
> >el pajaro escribe:
> >
> >>
> >>En el mesaje de abajo a nuestro adorado compatriota le falla la
> >>inteligencia y la informacion. El Teniente no se ha enterado
> >>todavia de que la gringa de la coca anda suelta y el colombiano
> >>que se la recibia en USA esta en la carcel de todas cuatro, por
> >>marica. Quiza le metan cadena perpetua por pendejo, pues a la
> >>gringa la dejaron ir pa' fuera con un regan~o..
> >>Por ponerse a hacer negocios con esos mafiosos de la embajada...
> >>Jajajajaja!
> >
> >
> >como de costumbre el pajaro esta confundido entre el proceso judicial
>yanqui
> >y el impune estilo colombia. otro es el falto de inteligencia (lease
> >informacion)
> >
> >y como buen colombiano cree que todos son ladrones y mentirosos,
>industrias
> >muy prosperas para los colombianos.
> >
> >es una diferencia estar libre sin cargo ninguno y otra estar libre bajo
> >fianza despues de ser acusado y bajo control de la corte. la esposa
>despues
> >de pagar la fianza de $150 mil usd, pudo dejar la guandoca. y vale la
>pena
> >decir que la esposa se presento voluntariamente a la estacion de policia
> >cuando supo que la policia la buscaba.
> >
> >algo que cualquier colombiano haria inmediatamente (esto es si fuera
> >patriota al estilo nando)
> >
> >pero para decir que ella esta libre y dar a entender que puede irse para
> >cualquier lugar y hacer lo que le da la gana, tiene que mentir como una
>vil
> >petatera. claro otro deporte favorito en colombia, la mentira.
> >
> >para que se refresque las plumas mentirosas, he aqui la historia tal como
>la
> >reporto fox (y esta accesible a traves de sus archivos ciberneticos)
> >
> >y si puede leer antes de aletear, el colombiano esta encarcelado por
>otras
> >ofensas, no la coca. ni siquiera ha sido inculpado en esta area. y como
>es
> >de esperarse, el notorio chofer anda libre y volando en colombia sin que
> >nadie lo vaya a buscar.
> >
> >ah colombianos que mienten con una facilidad unica ya que llevan siglos
> >perfeccionando este gene.
> >
> >
> >===================================================================
> >
> >U.S. Anti-Drug Official's Wife Faces Drug Charge 2.10 p.m. ET (1810 GMT)
> >August 7, 1999
> >
> >NEW YORK � The wife of a U.S. Army officer fighting drug trafficking in
> >Colombia has been accused of smuggling 15.8 pounds of cocaine into the
> >United States, possibly unwittingly, the New York Times reported
>Saturday.
> >
> >Laurie Anne Hiett, wife of Col. James Hiett who headed U.S. military
> >operations in Colombia until last week, was released by a New York court
>on
> >$150,000 bail Thursday.
> >
> >She is accused of sending six packages of pure cocaine with a street
>value
> >of as much as $230,000 to addresses in New York City through the embassy
> >mail service, identifying the contents on U.S. customs forms as books,
> >candy, a T-shirt, candles or coffee, the Times said.
> >
> >Hiett, 36, denied any wrongdoing through her lawyer, Paul Lazarus, the
> >newspaper said.
> >
> >The allegations come as the United States has pledged to boost support
>for
> >the drug war in Colombia and faces accusations of mixing fighting drugs
> >with battling rebels.
> >
> >Hiett has admitted mailing the packages, which she marked with her own
>name
> >and own return address, but said that she did so at the request of Jorge
> >Alfonso Ayala, an embassy chauffeur for the past 15 years who is now
>being
> >sought by Colombian authorities, the newspaper said.
> >
> >She said that she didn't know what was in the packages.
> >
> >Ayala, who is Colombian, told investigators in June that Hiett "abused
> >cocaine," and that he helped her buy it, according to a criminal omplaint
> >filed Thursday in Federal Court in Brooklyn which was cited by the Times.
> >
> >The complaint said that Hiett became "extremely agitated" when told of
>the
> >driver's accusation, insisted that the packages came from Ayala's
> >accomplices but refused to say more, adding, ''I'm afraid they'll kill
>me,''
> >the Times said.
> >
> >In addition to Hiett, two residents of the New York borough of Queens,
>Timla
> >Arcila, 61, and her brother Hernan Arcila, 53, were named in the
>complaint
> >as receiving the packages. Timla Arcila was arraigned Thursday and
>released
> >on bail but no federal charges were filed against Hernan Arcila, who was
> >jailed on an unrelated charge.
> >
> >A Colombian official told the Times that it was not unusual for foreign
> >diplomats to help employees by mailing letters abroad through the U.S.
> >embassy mail service since it is more efficient than Colombia's. But any
> >materials sent are usually shown to the diplomat, the official said.
> >
> >But investigators said in their criminal complaint that Mrs. Hiett
>traveled
> >to the United States several times in April and May and alleged that she
>did
> >so to help set up a smuggling conspiracy.
> >
> >Four of the packages sent between April 13 and May 26 went to the
>Arcila's
> >home address, and two to mail drops allegedly set up by Timla Arcila.
> >
> >Col. Hiett headed U.S. military anti-drug operations in Colombia until
>last
> >week, when he stepped aside voluntarily.
> >
> >
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