Ecuador judge seeks Colombia ex-official's arrest
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rajakumar
Funny how Ecuador and Colombia who have such big border areas can sever ties over FARC.
FARC should not come in between ties of Colombians and Ecuador people.
FARC should be ignored and border ties should be restarted for trade between Colombians and Ecuador people.
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JoeBigs
This has Chavez written all over it. He has been promoting the far left movement in South America. He also supports leftist terrorist with money and arms.
He also supports leftist candidates all throughout South America.
Ecuador's government is just a puppet state for Chavez due to his financial aide to them.
Now they (Ecuador and Chavez) are going after the only Government in South America that is not scared of him.
Ecuador was unwilling and unable to handle the terrorist who have been attacking Colombia. So Colombia had to take care of business.
I just hope that Colombia will keep on attacking those terrorist.
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Molenir
No, actually. FARC should be hunted down and exterminated, like as should all terrorists groups. So should their supporters in both Ecuador and Venzuala. Ah, but wait, that would mean Mr. Chavez would have to be killed too, since he supports violent revolution against the democratically elected government of Columbia. Hmmm. Ah well, world can't help but be a better place with one fewer socialist in it.
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VOR
will obama throw his support behind another dictator?
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Molenir
As someone else in another thread asked, is there a dictator Obama doesn't like?
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