C.REPORTS/
The LA SEMANA magazine reports that 122 Colombian Nazis commemorated Adolf Hitler's 122nd birthday in a Bogota hotel this Easter weekend.
The Nazis call themselves the Tercera Fuerza/"third force" and are led by a man named Diego, aka "el Comandante."
He called the event :"...a tribute this month to the birthday of our great leader."
Diego also claims that the Nazis do not consider themselves illegal because they are guaranteed the right to freedom of expression by the constitution.
He said that they are a "cultural association" that defends "a cultural and ethical heritage, love for our nation and affiliation with the national socialist family."
It's almost unbelievable that this still goes on... and in public!
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25 April 2011
01 December 2009
COLOMBIA: FARC Computers Revealing, Could Send Them Reeling.
COLOMBIA REPORTS/ Detailed Analysis / La Semana Magazine/
A bombing raid in March 2008 that killed guerrillas and top leaders also put rebel computers into the hands of the government. That event prompted FARC founder Manuel "Tirofijo" Markulanda to state that the crown jewels and "secrets of the FARC have been lost."
A bombing raid in March 2008 that killed guerrillas and top leaders also put rebel computers into the hands of the government. That event prompted FARC founder Manuel "Tirofijo" Markulanda to state that the crown jewels and "secrets of the FARC have been lost."
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