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Bacchus4.0

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6. Valentin Santana, head og Las Piedritas paramilitarie, wanted for murder poses with RObert Serra

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #5)

Sat Oct 4, 2014, 11:16 AM

Oct 2014

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Serra, Santana paramilitary wanted for murder, and a national guard guy posing for a pic.

Who could blame them for the spike in violence (a 15 year spike by the way)?

Las Piedritas will be victorious with some of their supporters including Jesus.

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Robert Serra was the colectivos (paramilitaries) guy [View all] Bacchus4.0 Oct 2014 OP

Serra's constituency Bacchus4.0 Oct 2014 #1

Oh, my god! A "campa�a parlamentaria" is a parliamentary campaign, as in SENATE, not paramilitary. Judi Lynn Oct 2014 #2

Um no, colectivos are chavista paramilitaries. The PSUV link has the word colectivos in the link Bacchus4.0 Oct 2014 #3

For your edification Bacchus4.0 Oct 2014 #4

Who blames them for the spike in violence? The US taxpayer-supported opposition murderous maggots, Judi Lynn Oct 2014 #5

Valentin Santana, head og Las Piedritas paramilitarie, wanted for murder poses with RObert Serra Bacchus4.0 Oct 2014 #6