Postcards from the Revolution: US Military Agression...
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On October 30, Colombia and the US signed a military cooperation agreement authorizing US occupation of seven military bases in Colombian territory and all other installations as required. The agreement is seen as the largest US military expansion in Latin American history. Although the two governments publicly justified the agreement as an increased effort to fight drug trafficking and terrorism, official US Air Force documents revealed that the US would conduct â€oefull spectrum military operations” throughout South America from the Colombian bases. The Air Force documents also justified the disproportional military expansion as necessary to combat â€oethe constant threat…from anti-US governments in the region”. The documents further revealed that the US presence in Colombia will increase the success of â€oeIntelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaisance” operations and will improve the Pentagonâ€s capacity to conduct â€oeexpeditionary warfare” in Latin America."


In recent days we have all witnessed two vomitous eruptions of moral nullity that would tax the powers of a Voltaire or a Vidal to do them proper justice; they quite o'er-crow the meager gifts of a hack like me. But I will sketch a few observations here nonetheless, if only to add one more small voice to those few who bear witness to the evils perpetrated by our unaccountable leaders. 