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Jeez. This is so outrageous. People are INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY even in Honduras!
But I think this is only the "tip of the iceberg." I think that not only did the Bushwhacks turned the "war on drugs" on its head, to eliminate uncooperative rival drug networks and all the "little players" (like the 5 MILLION peasant farmers brutally driven from their lands in Colombia with the Colombian military using U.S. technology, support and training and $7 BILLION U.S. tax dollars)--in order to consolidate the trillion dollar cocaine trade into fewer hands and to CONTROL that revenue stream, but they also permitted U.S. military 'contractors' and possibly U.S. military personnel to engage in "turkey shoots" of the peasants in Colombia and other horrors (targeted assassination of trade unionists and community leaders?).
This is just ONE example of this utterly twisted, blood-drenched U.S. policy and it is difficult to know how much control President Obama has over it. Ever since freshman Senator Jim DeMint (SC-Diebold) openly blackmailed Obama on the Honduran coup and interfered with his LatAm appointments, I have wondered WHO is actually running U.S. LatAm policy.
Further pondering the obvious U.S. protection and coddling of Alvaro Uribe (the Bush Junta's mob boss in Colombia)--with all the evidence for this occurring since 2009, and also with Bush Sr.'s crony, Leon Panetta, having taken a personal interest in it the moment he became CIA Director (appointed by Obama)--you gotta wonder if it isn't Bush Sr. calling the shots in Colombia, Honduras and all along the cocaine travel route up through Central America.
Part of what Obama/Panetta are involved in is most certainly a coverup of U.S. crimes in Colombia during the Bush Junta (for instance, keeping Uribe's mouth shut and getting key witnesses against him out of Colombia). But the other part is even more worrisome (not to mention disgusting), and that is that elements of the U.S. drug agencies and military are still operating in this upside down way--to smooth the way for the favored cocaine operations.
So here we have an explanation of why "U.S. State Department-owned helicopters" and U.S. personnel might be shooting up completely innocent people in a remote Honduran jungle. They were DETERMINED to ELIMINATE (murder) the NON-COOPERATING drug operation that they SUSPECTED was rivaling the BIG drug operations that know who to PAY. And--as for U.S. personnel participating in this "turkey shoot"--believe me, no "U.S. State Department-owned helicopters" are going to be turned over to Honduran military pilots and commanders!
My chief suspect as to who authorized "U.S. State Department-owned helicopters" to shoot up a Honduran jungle would be William Brownfield, former U.S. ambassador to Colombia (during mob boss Uribe's tenure) and all-around bad guy, whom Obama kicked upstairs to run the entire corrupt, murderous, failed U.S. "war on drugs" in Latin America, under pressure of the far right here and its operative, Jim DeMint (my suspicion--DeMint acting for the Bush Cartel).
There is one other explanation, and that is that these U.S. personnel or U.S. military 'contractor' personnel and their Honduran military buds were PRACTICING for shoot-em-up's ELSEWHERE. (Last year, the U.S. State Department "fined" Blackwater for "unauthorized" "trainings" of "foreign persons" IN COLOMBIA "for use in Iraq and Afghanistan"--the "fine" likely being a coverup of Bush Junta-AUTHORIZED practice murders. Blackwater has since changed its name to Xe and repaired to the U.A.E.).
But on the whole I favor the upside down "war on drugs" (the war to CONTROL the cocaine revenue stream) as the likely explanation for these U.S. murders.
There is one more layer to this story. It is likely that Big Pharma is ready to make its move as to the legalization of drugs and monopolizing the trade (which is why the leaders of U.S. client states, including Colombia, are the ones most visibly calling for drug legalization--it doesn't make sense otherwise). IF this is true (and I think it is), then what the Bush Cartel has been doing over the last decade (and on-going) is getting themselves ready for Big Pharma's big move--among other things, by using the U.S. "war on drugs" to eliminate rival drug gangs. This also may explain why corporate running-dog U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder is bothering to shut down little medical marijuana dispensaries in California (which are legal in California). It is yet another preliminary to Big Pharma's taking over the market.
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