Dangerous terrorist lost in America

[lovuian]

http://english.pravda.ru/world/20/91/368/14000_Carriles.html

Dangerous terrorist lost in America
09/01/2004 17:11
Luis Posada Carriles, a well known terrorist that was condemned for attempting against Cuban leader Fidel Castro"s life a number of times, has been released by a special pardon issued by Panamanian authorities and is now lost in Central America.
Sources say he is on tour to the United States.

Last week, Panamanian president Mireya Moscoso, who leaves office on Wednesday, issued an order freeing four Cuban exiles accused by Havanna of trying to assassinate Fidel Castro in November 2000. Among them is Luis Posada Carriles who had escaped from a Venezuelan prison in 1985 after plotting the 1976 bombing of a Cuban civilian jetliner that killed 73 people.


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Going to Miami like Hurricane Frances...Jeb country

[FlaIndie]

1. there's been one loose in America for 3 1/2 years

[lovuian]

2. HA H A HA Your so right on there

Great pic made my day

[Myrina]

3. Where have we heard this before ?

A "lone nut", disgruntled Communist/anti=Communist, the Cuban exile connection, and the Bush family ???


:scared: Shades of Lee Harvey Oswald ...

[struggle4progress]

4. Related links:

New Panamanian president sworn in
Big News Network.com
Thursday 2nd September, 2004

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Last week, now former President Mireya Moscoso pardoned the men accused of plotting to assassinate Cuban dictator Fidel Castro in November 2000 during a summit in Panama attended by the Communist leader.

Among the men is one of Cuba's most wanted. Luis Posada Carriles, who is accused of orchestrating the 1976 crash of a Cuban passenger plane off the coast of Barbados.

Venezuela entered the diplomatic spat on Cuba's behalf when it condemned the pardons and criticized the United States for providing asylum to at least three of the Cuban dissidents.
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http://feeds.bignewsnetwork.com/?sid=233f543fd1f0ed1b


Flap over pardons embroils U.S.
Panama criticized for freeing exiles
By Hugh Dellios, Tribune foreign correspondent. Tribune news services contributed to this report
Published September 1, 2004

<snip>
Three of the freed Cuban exiles flew triumphantly to Miami on the day before President Bush was to appear at a campaign rally there. The fourth--an alleged bomber of hotels and a civilian jetliner--is thought to have flown to Honduras, where the government has vowed to toss him out if they can find him.
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But the U.S. and Panama also are facing criticism for their soft treatment of the four alleged plotters in the midst of a global campaign against terrorism. All four have been tied to previous plots against Castro and his allies.

One of them, Luis Posada Carriles, a former CIA operative accused of killing 73 people by blowing up a Cuban plane over Venezuela in 1976, is being hunted in Honduras, where government authorities think he got off the plane that carried his accomplices to Miami.
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http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/chi-0409010148sep01,1,6705318.story?coll=chi-newsnationworld-hed


Honduras admits can't find missing airline bombing suspect
FREDDY CUEVAS, Associated Press Writer

(09-01) 08:56 PDT TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) --

The government said Wednesday it has been unable to find an airline bombing suspect believed to have entered the country, and it said the man may have fled to the Bahamas.

Security Minister Oscar Alvarez reported "zero results" in a search for Luis Posada Carriles, who was freed from prison in Panama last week and immediately flown out of the Panama. Officials said they believed he stopped here.

"He could have left the country and we believe he is in the Bahamas," Alvarez told a news conference.

"Our informants tell us that Posada Carriles could have used Honduras as a point to travel to the Caribbean."
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2004/09/01/international1156EDT6749.DTL


Departing Panamanian President should be denounced before the OAS

Caracas, 31 Aug. Venpres (Jaqueline Gil/Armando Nunez).- Pro-government political party (PPT) sector director and Foreign Ministry advisor, Rafael Uzcategui, who put in plain words that pardoning Cuban terrorist Luis Posada Carriles "forms part of a conspiracy plan by those people who are opposed to, particularly those from the United States, Venezuela becoming a sovereign, independent, integrationist, democratic and participatory country", has stated that the Venezuelan Government must denounce outgoing Panamanian President, Mireya Moscoso, before the Organization of American States (OAS) for stating that there are no guarantees of security for a terrorist like Luis Posada Carriles. Solidarity organizations in Caracas have condemned the arbitrary decision which has been characterized as a blow to the forces in the world fighting terrorism. They pointed to how the Cuban people have been victimized by terrorism for more than four decades, perpetrated by individuals like the four pardoned criminals. These same Venezuelan organizations denounced the pressuring by right wing Cuban American organizations in Miami to get the Panamanian authorities to release the four terrorists.

http://www.vheadline.com/readnews.asp?id=22634

[burrowowl]

5. Damn him!

Are the released thugs being hired by the CIA. :mad:

[lovuian]

6. Oh Wow!!! Talk about a Bad Bad Man

and you can see he is a Hit Man

[They_LIHOP]

7. So, what bad news are they trying to bury today?

Hard to imagine a terra-lert TODAY of all days?!?

Is it just to try to 'prove' that they ARE NOT all politically-motivated, as we've all asserted now for months?

Or is there a real story they don't want the whores to cover tonight after *'s speech?

Kerry's rebuttal, perhaps?

or is the news about:
Zell gettin kicked out of the bushbox
Mrs. Allison admitting that bushie never did any guard duty in AL
the entire pentagon under investigation for passing secrets to Israel

or what? Lot o' bad news for jr today, actually.

I'm starting to think the CIA has decided to bring chimpie down...

'Cause in and of itself, news that we have a terra-ist on the loose here in the US on *'s 'big day' does NOT strike me as something that KKKarl wanted to see happen, AT ALL!