AP IMPACT: Honduran police accused as death squads

[Judi Lynn]

1. This is an appalling article. The U.S. is sending so much money to support these death squads,

AGAIN. It's all been done before. The last time this happened, and thousands of people were tortured and murdered, they claimed the ones they harmed were, by god, COMMUNISTS! Now the "Cold War" is officially OVER in the perception of the sane people of the world, they're right back killing the same poor people again, only now they're claiming they're just common CRIMINALS! Hey, ya gotta kill them! What will the other countries think of us if we don't?

We want to be keeping up with the imbeciles.

Same arrangement. Same results. Same dead victims. Now they're GANG MEMBERS, and soon, they may be declared DEAD COMMIE GANG MEMBERS AND DRUG GUYS. For sure, ya gotta kill all them there guys!
So many poor people to kill, so little time.

The U.S. Ambassador in Honduras at the time who became so despised by so many was John Negroponte, who dealt with outfitting, supplying these hired goblins to torture, mutilate, and brutally slaughter any and everyone who might be considered undesirable.

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Yum yum, death.
John Negroponte.



The man riding herd over this carnival of blood
now is Asst. Sec. of State, William Brownfield.[/center]
From the AP article:

Honduran National Police spokesman Julian Hernandez Reyes denied the existence of police units operating outside the law. He asserted that the two gangs are murdering each other while disguised as law enforcement.

"There are no police death squads in Honduras," Hernandez said in an interview. "The only squads in place are made of police officers who give their lives for public safety."

But there is mounting evidence of the existence of squads of police in civilian dress, apparently engaged in illegal executions.