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More Drug Trafficking From the CIA

By Manila Ryce
Published Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007, 9:31 pm
Filed under: World: South America, Society/Culture: Drugs, Human Rights, Terrorism, Society/Culture, World Issues, US Politics

The CIA, or “American Gestapo” as Truman called the agency, has had one of its covert activities revealed once again. Sadly, the recovered coke stash above will never be shown in the mainstream media unless Britney decides to flash her vagina in front of it. Luckily for us, the wonders of the internet allow you to see both whenever you want. Much respect to our friends at BoRev for the following.

Remember how the Bush Administration “decertified” Venezuela—whatever that means—for “failing to cooperate in the war on drugs”? And how Venezuela was all like, “look we would have cooperated if your drug agents weren’t the ones dealing half the drugs in Venezuela?” And the Bush Administration was like “bullshit you’re making that up”?

Well, heh heh. Earlier this week a plane went down in the Yucatan Peninsula, carrying 2.3 tons of cocaine of Colombia to the U.S. And it turned out to be “one of the planes chartered to the CIA for the renditioning of kidnapped prisoners.”

On a side note, the Iranian Parliament recently passed a non-binding resolution which states that “the aggressor US army and the Central Intelligence Agency are terrorists and also nurture terror.” The move is seen as a reply to our Senate voting in favor of the Kyl-Lieberman amendment, which declares Iran’s revolutionary guard a “terrorist organization” for supposedly intervening in our illegal occupation of Iraq. The main difference between our government’s claim and theirs is that they actually have evidence to support their claim. The resolution calls the US Army and Central Intelligence Agency terrorists due to America’s use of nuclear weapons during World War II, depleted uranium in the Balkans, Afghanistan, and Iraq, as well as support for Israeli crimes and the torturing of terror suspects. All in all, that’s a rather short summary of all the atrocities our military and CIA have committed. It’s nice of them to let us off so easy.

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