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1 posted on 09/29/2010 3:55:51 AM PDT by Scanian
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Does Mono Jojoy track back to obama?? from facebook...
Operation Sodoma

Colombian authorities announced the death of Mono Jojoy on September 23, 2010. According to President Juan Manuel Santos the FARC commander was killed in an operation that began in the early hours of September 21 in the department of Meta, 120 miles south of the capital Bogotá. Mono Jojoy suffered from chronic diabetes that caused severe infections of his feet. Special boots were ordered and the order was intercepted by intelligence. The boots were implanted with GPS devices and Mono Jojoy was tracked to his forested mountain hideout. 57 aircraft, jetfighter and helicopters, attacked the complex with fifty bombs, preparing the way for the Colombian ground troops, who took over the camp with little opposition.[citation needed]
[edit] Aftermath

On September 25, 2010 experts in Colombia are trying to crack the codes to 15 computers and almost 100 USB memories belonging to Colombia’s largest rebel group. One of the laptops is believed to have belonged to its military leader, Mono Jojoy, who was killed in the attack. Its screen was reportedly shattered by bullets, but its hard disc was still intact. The computers are being examined by 40 experts from the police criminal investigation unit in the capital, Bogota. About 10,000 extra police officers have been deployed to Colombia’s main cities to prevent retaliatory attacks by the Farc. In the FARC’s first public statement since the death of military leader “Mono Jojoy,” the guerrilla group says it is “calling for a chance at peace, not for surrender,” reports EFE. A


2 posted on 09/29/2010 4:05:28 AM PDT by biggredd1
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To: Scanian

Outstanding!


3 posted on 09/29/2010 4:05:28 AM PDT by pieceofthepuzzle
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To: Scanian

Walking, talking, and voting dead souls.


4 posted on 09/29/2010 4:08:40 AM PDT by red tie
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Hell will be filled with leftists.

LLS


5 posted on 09/29/2010 4:15:54 AM PDT by LibLieSlayer (WOLVERINES!)
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Eh, I’ll stick with “it’s Satan”.


6 posted on 09/29/2010 4:19:28 AM PDT by ryan71 (Let's Roll!)
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Excellent post! I did my time in Berkeley in the early 1970s, while working as a technician. The “hipper than thou” attitude was in full regalia then, as it is now. And it’s still infuriating, typically displayed by people who lose themselves in a cause instead of actually cultivating a responsible personality for themselves.

This gives them an unshakable sense of moral superiority over those of us less “enlightened.” And best of all, a kind of “get out of jail free” card that absolves them of any societal obligations such as being polite, honoring the perspectives of others, or even obeying basic traffic laws.

And having self-annointed themselves as social elites, they have every right to insert themselves into local, regional, or even national politics with an absolute conviction of their right to do so. No matter how much of a disaster their personal lives may be, they truly think that only THEY have the answers for we proles. And we should heed their advice. Lest they become very, very angry.

Lost in a haze of perpetual adolescence, these people are almost uniformly unhappy, despite their self-delusion of their importance in the universe. And they continue on a path of self-gratification thinking it will ultimately pay off in happiness and contentment. It would be hilarious, if it wasn’t so sad.

Yes, indeed, Berkeley was a bastion of higher learning for me. But it had nothing to do with UC. Living and working there for six years was an education I’ll never forget.


7 posted on 09/29/2010 4:19:48 AM PDT by Tigerized (pursuingliberty.com)
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I work right outside the DC area - and I see those little hybirds fly down the road w/ Obama stickers on them...
I have seen them cut there way into traffic w/out a turn signal - pushy people...but yes - i guess that they think they are on the side of progressive movements - that resolves them from treating otehrs with respect...

...they do not lead as an example to follow - that’s for sure!


8 posted on 09/29/2010 4:21:49 AM PDT by BCW (http://babylonscovertwar.com/index.html)
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All it takes is one conversation with a liberal “friend” in which they tell you that yes, your loved one and countless others should have been allowed to die, because it was absurd wasting all that medical care on them just because they were “lucky” enough to have insurance.

These are very selfish, angry people.


9 posted on 09/29/2010 4:30:27 AM PDT by Williams (It's the policies, stupid.)
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Then he uttered something that I have never forgotten. He said, "A relationship? I'm not capable of a relationship." At first I shrugged it off to commitment-phobia. After all, Peter was an ardent progressive -- the first in line for any demonstration. He avidly read books by Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn. But the more I got to know Peter, the more I realized that his self-appraisal was spot-on. While superficially engaging, there was a hollowness about him, a brokenness, even. He was unable to connect to me, to anyone, in a meaningful way. There just was no there there.

Doesn't this fit the definition of a sociopath?

She's lucky he was honest.

17 posted on 09/29/2010 5:40:30 AM PDT by Caipirabob ( Communists... Socialists... Democrats...Traitors... Who can tell the difference?)
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After all, Peter was an ardent progressive -- the first in line for any demonstration. He avidly read books by Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn.

That should have set off alarms right there.

19 posted on 09/29/2010 5:58:23 AM PDT by Rummyfan (Iraq: it's not about Iraq anymore, it's about the USA!)
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Grievance is the foundation of the left. They are basically unhappy and selfish. Most of the people on the Left support causes not to do good, but to punish the rest of us.


24 posted on 09/29/2010 6:28:33 AM PDT by CharacterCounts (November 4, 2008 - the day America drank the Kool-Aid)
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They’re everywhere.

A truck hit my dog not too long ago and the driver just drove away after slowing down a bit (dog had a black smudge and a limp for a couple days but was fine).

A woman ran a stoplight and hit my brother in law, who was riding a bike, breaking his collarbone and snapping the bike frame in half. She drove off, despite witnesses, leaving him for dead. When the police found her, she denied any knowledge and instead questioned whether the witnesses were faking it.

The worst part about feral liberals is that they are quite aggressive, or passive-aggressive. Like the clowns that push kids aside with shopping carts and glare at the grocery store. No understanding of the world outside the delusions in their heads.


26 posted on 09/29/2010 7:53:28 AM PDT by sbMKE
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