Post: #26

The Colombian people have spoken yesterday: Colombians massively (and intelligently) voted for, and elected, a good Conservative, pro-Uribe leader, who has promised to fight against a full pardon of the FARCs. In any case, with Argentina and Chile, it's yet another South American heavyweight that rejects communism, and chooses the right-wing approach (leading to security and prosperity).

https://www.clarin.com/mundo/conservador...1ONWm.html
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/06...ccord/amp/

Post: #27

Colombia may not be a first world country and it has its issues but at least it doesn't cuck itself by negotiating with terrorists and allowing them to form political parties, whilst exempting and freeing their murderers to roam free.

The Western European countries and the UK could take a lesson or two from them.

Post: #28

(06-18-2018 07:18 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  Colombia may not be a first world country and it has its issues but at least it doesn't cuck itself by negotiating with terrorists and allowing them to form political parties, whilst exempting and freeing their murderers to roam free.

The Western European countries and the UK could take a lesson or two from them.

If I'm not mistaken, that's exactly what the Santos government did, last time I was down there the FARC were throwing free concerts in Bogota and I saw ads for their political party on TV and in the streets, I'm pretty sure that they had a few candidates in some regions.

Post: #29

I sincerely wish for the best to the Colombian people, and really hope they put in jail to all the commie murderers, but i was already burned by Conservatives-only-in-name like Macri. I really hope Duque is diferent.

Post: #30

(06-18-2018 10:26 AM)scotian Wrote:  

(06-18-2018 07:18 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  Colombia may not be a first world country and it has its issues but at least it doesn't cuck itself by negotiating with terrorists and allowing them to form political parties, whilst exempting and freeing their murderers to roam free.

The Western European countries and the UK could take a lesson or two from them.

If I'm not mistaken, that's exactly what the Santos government did, last time I was down there the FARC were throwing free concerts in Bogota and I saw ads for their political party on TV and in the streets, I'm pretty sure that they had a few candidates in some regions.

Are they like the IRA?

The British government pretty much looked the other way and up its own arsehole whilst grovelling for an apology. Now the soldiers who were serving there during the troubles are facing potential trials and potential prison times where they will most certainly die on the inside.