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Latin America

Judi Lynn

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11. I'll bet you're right. They've concentrated on Latin America for so long, it'd be a snap

Reply to struggle4progress (Reply #10)

Wed Jul 11, 2012, 02:46 AM

Jul 2012

to get to him there.

Lotsa prime contacts created over the years through the SOA, they've cultivated people everywhere in the Americas.

It may be he can kiss his keister goodbye if he goes there, after all.

That point you've made is sound. He could easily be handing them the perfect weapon to use against a very heavily supported President. A political human bomb.

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Assange asylum 'may harm Ecuador' [View all] struggle4progress Jul 2012 OP

Sounds like she likes her cushy job in Washington. leveymg Jul 2012 #1

It's the Ambassador's job to know what's up and about, so she can advise her government on it struggle4progress Jul 2012 #3

Or, it could show that Ecuador is not a puppet. If we want their support, then we have to SDjack Jul 2012 #2

Of course, the proximate matter is between Ecuador and the UK, since struggle4progress Jul 2012 #4

It's dishonest, and dirty to be able to threaten other countries like Ecuador Judi Lynn Jul 2012 #5

I wish she'd been more specific, but I guess it's probably struggle4progress Jul 2012 #6

Ecuador 'won't be bullied on Assange extradition' struggle4progress Jul 2012 #7

Good for Rafael Correa. That was a sensible response. Judi Lynn Jul 2012 #8

Given what we saw (say) in Honduras, or more recently in Paraguay, I think inappropriate pressure struggle4progress Jul 2012 #10

I'll bet you're right. They've concentrated on Latin America for so long, it'd be a snap Judi Lynn Jul 2012 #11

Wouldn't be surprised Zorro Jul 2012 #9