an end to U.S. intervention in Colombia!
run all over the world, the U.S. wars of aggression under the guise of "war on terror ". In countries such as Iraq and Somalia are the alleged "terrorists" Islamists. In Latin America, the alleged "terrorists" as "narco-terrorists" and are referred to the "war on terror" as part of the "war on drugs." Under this pretext, the United States intervene in countries such as Peru and Colombia. The United Nations has said that this is indeed the countries with the highest production of coca leaf. But in reality, the U.S. military intervention is justified, as everywhere in their
imperialist interests. So it is an unjust aggression, and must be decided by all progressive Forces to be rejected.
Colombia is the Latin American country in which the the most open U.S. military intervention. With an agreement between the governments of the United States and Colombia, on 30 Signed October 2009, the U.S. armed forces took over direct control of seven military bases. The most important of these bases is located in Palanquero. Formerly it was a base of the Colombian Army, which is now developed into a hub for the U.S. intervention in Latin America. There are there mainly C-17 aircraft are stationed. These are heavy transport planes for long distances. Which means they are in the intervention in other countries and not to the fight against "narco-terrorism" in Colombia, as you would have us believe (see studies by Diego Otero, former Deputy Minister of Mines and Energy). Another aspect of the North American intervention is the direct fight against the armed groups FARC and ELN with troops and helicopter gunships.
Colombia is at this moment target of a sinister imperialist aggression, on the one hand is against the Colombian people themselves and to transform the other hand the country to a U.S. outpost for the aggression in Latin America. The Colombian ruling class does not care about the country's sovereignty to defend. It is closely connected with the U.S. imperialism and is one of his unquestioning minions. The new president of Colombia, Juan Manuel Santos, is a scion of the upper middle class, educated in leading universities of the imperialists. In his time as defense minister under the big drug dealers and ex-President Uribe he shed the blood of thousands of workers, peasants and students. The election in the approved less than a third of eligible voters for Santos, is now celebrated as a "victory" with 69.9% (of the valid votes). A cynical mockery. The majority of people in Colombia has not yet something of the President to the State he represents. Instead, they want a completely new society without oppression and exploitation.
Anyone who knows the situation in Colombia, knows that the ruling classes and the state and its armed forces (including the "paramilitaries") are the biggest drug dealer. Werdaran should still doubts, the recent statements by Rafael Garcia, former head of the DAS data processing view (directly subordinated to the President's secret police). It describes how the drug trade is organized. The same applies for instance to Peru, where it was discovered that one even the president's plane to transport drugs used. In the propaganda war of the CIA, however, the "subversive" movements FARC and ELN in Colombia are accused of "Narco-terrorism." The same applies to the PCP in Peru, then take a people's war. This is the intervention to be justified. This propaganda is all the more absurd when you know that the U.S. itself is the biggest drug dealer in the world in terms of their intelligence and that the drugs they used for the purpose of suppressing the population. Many of the poor see no way out other than the drugs and fall ill or die from it rather than to rebel against the established order. Also take advantage of the U.S., the drug for other regimes such as Iran or Russia destabilizing. If the U.S. were really interested in fighting drug trafficking, they would fight the demand for drugs in their own country, which required a change in their social system, rather than other states with war cover.
It is also important to have the sinister business of spying and harassment by the secret police to inform abroad (see reports from RCN-TV). This Colombian GESTAPO intends any opposition activity against the regime, even by citizens of other countries to register and to undermine. It should all be discredited, which in one way or another for the rights use of the Colombian people. With blackmail, pressure, and pure terror to be brought to silence those who dare to raise his voice in protest. It is necessary that all who want to defend the right of the oppressed to revolt, support the victims of this sinister activities effectively.
For the reasons described above, we express our total rejection of U.S. intervention in Colombia and other Latin American countries and the world.
Yankee go home!
end to the lie of "narco-terrorism"!
Rebellion is justified!
alliance against anti-imperialist Aggression
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