Glorious referendum victory in Colombia, communists and terrorists in tears

[Ghost Tiger]

It's not paranoia if they really are trying to implement communism.

 

[Going strong]

It's not paranoia if they really are trying to implement communism.

Paranoia it isn't. The FARC leaders and Santos indeed spent tons of hours in Cuba preparing this unnatural deal. The FARC cartel leaders were in Fidel's favorite bar in La Havana during the referendum, smoking cigars in anticipation and singing the International. Paranoia? No, facts!

Also, the UN is poised to name as its head, a Portuguese communist, former leader of the International Socialist :dodgy: (worth its own thread!)

So yes, communism is back, big time, even at the head of the UN.

 

[anthony]

http://noticias.caracoltv.com/acuerdo-final/gobierno-y-farc-ya-tienen-listo-el-nuevo-acuerdo-de-paz

I dont read Spanish but I believe this says there is now a new agreement between the Colombian Government and FARC

 

[Off The Reservation]

communists and terrorists in tears

I thought you were talking about the US...

 

[DrCotard]

I'm Colombian and I voted NO in the referendum. My primary reason to do that was the communism project that the FARC was pretending to introduce in my country. My mother hates FARC because she knows people who have been severely affected by this group of crimininals (tortures, homicides, and many atrocities). The histories regarding FARC and the threat of globalism (topic widely discussed in this forum and Roosh's Blog) had a a very huge weight in my decision.

Also, Colombian media was starting to have a similar behavior like US media; specially (((Caracol Television))), a media outlet owned indirectly by the Santo Domingo Family thru Valorem S.A.; regarding the virtue signaling the YES and demonizing the NO. Why I mention this family? Simple: One of the TV Channel owners (Andrés Santo Domingo) is married with Lauren Santo Domingo, a woman closely aligned with the Bush Family and the globalist elite. Recently breitbart published an article who mentions her in a Crooked Hillary fundraising event in Paris: http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presi...picture-huma-abedin-clinton-fundraiser-paris/

With regards to the virtue signaling ads, I discussed this with my mom and she agreed with me in this sense.

TL;DR: I refused to vote yes, because I hate communism.

I have a question, did the USA election and the possibility of Trump being elected influenced your decision or anybody you know?

I ask because I imagine the last thing Colombians want right when Trump gets into office is being put in the same category of high risk countries terrorism from Middle East.

Sorry for answering so late. The USA election and the Trump campaign didn't have a heavy influence on the failed peace referendum.

In fact these are the following situations that made sunk the leftist referendum:

- Venezuela is almost a carbon copy of Cuba.
- Hugo Chavez and his leftist cronies were trying to meddle on our internal affairs and they were trying to compromise our sovereignty
- My country is traditionally right wing
- People was outraged by the excessive consessions demanded by FARC
- Cuba is an example of a failed state who embraced communism.

Actually the government is working on a new referendum, but I'm quite skeptical in the sense that the president will be cucking again for FARC.

 

[Going strong]

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/conser...az-gano-presidencia-colombia_0_HJ__1ONWm.html
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...ian-election-promise-reform-peace-accord/amp/

 

[Foolsgo1d]

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.

 

[scotian]

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.

 

[Mekorig]

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.

 

[Foolsgo1d]

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.