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Coup-less Posted: Saturday, July 24, 2004 Those 16 Words Still Smell What's at Stake in Venezuela I think the reason for this is that Latin America was used as a laboratory by the United States for a long, long time. Everything the US wanted was experimented in Latin America first. When they wanted military—on the political level—when they wanted to crush popular movements by unleashing military dictatorships they did it in Latin America first: Brazil, Argentina, Chile; three of the most brutal dictatorships we have seen. Official US Body Count Is A Lie U.S. West Nile virus matches Israeli strain Iran's next Coup-less The 'Invisible' U.S. War in Colombia The number of U.S. civilians working in the antidrug programs in Colombia has doubled in the last two years. When funding for Plan Colombia was approved in July 2000, the U.S. Congress fixed a limit on the number of soldiers and civilian contractors who could "support" Plan Colombia. But in view of the "excellent" performance of the contractors, in May of this year Washington decided to increase from 400 to 500 the number of U.S. soldiers in the country and to eliminate any limit on the number of private contractors. This qualitative jump in U.S. involvement in Colombia is entirely clear. US Must Stay Out of Sudan Bush: GOP Must Work to Appeal to Blacks From Iraq to Latin America Occupied Haiti Selling War to a Willing Public Welcome to 21st Century America. We’re pursuing two active wars, with another one - possibly more - brewing in the background. We’ve declared every soldier a hero (with the possible exception of those photogenic few from Abu Ghraib).   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |