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Tag Archives: Argentina
American government’s old South American friends in the news today
They hated communists so they thought it perfectly acceptable to murder those they labeled as such, and then steal their babies. These were the US government’s friends in South America and yesterday they just got convicted of cruelly stealing those … Continue reading
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US use of torture on POWs should stop
The U.S. has a long history of torturing its POWs. Torture of POWs is used by many other countries. However its use is denied by many U.S. authorities or government officials. The definition of torture put simply is to cause … Continue reading
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Argentine players lose to their bosses, New World Order is Old World Order
Team Argentina unfurled a banner before Saturday’s match against Germany, against FIFA regulations, but it wasn’t the one above which calls attention to the organization of grandmothers trying to lift the veil on Argentina’s Disappeared, some of whose murderers still … Continue reading
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Tagged Argentina, FIFA, Germany, Hugo Chavez, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, New World Order, Paraguay, Soccer, Spain, Sport, World Cup
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New OAS- Sans Canada and the U.S.
The BBC cited Economic policies more than anything else, and left out one very important one… The U.S. Navy actively assisted the British Navy in their war-for-profit against Argentina in the early 80s. It was kind of an Open Secret … Continue reading
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Honor Above Orders.
Not about the Mai Li – Lt Calley Massacre, or the Kent State Massacre, or other well known incidents when U.S. soldiers refused to question orders. See, I get a little flack from ReichWing Trolls saying that Scottie McClellan was … Continue reading
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Tagged Argentina, China, George W. Bush, Great Britain, Massacre, Tony Blair, US Navy
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Christ the Redeemer of the Andes
In the early part of the 20th century, Argentina and Chile were engaged in an ongoing border dispute. Inspired by Pope Leo XIII’s calls for worldwide peace and harmony, the Bishop of Cuyo commissioned a statue of Christ the Redeemer … Continue reading
Yerba maté means love
A few years ago, I went with a friend to a little restaurant in Manitou called The Maté Factor. I ordered maté which, it turned out, was tea. Very dark and bitter tea. On my recent trip to Argentina, … Continue reading
Trekking in El Chaltén
Veni, vidi, vici! This hike to Lago de los tres in El Chaltén was my very favorite day in Argentina. It took about 9 hours round trip with stunning scenery the entire way, including bunches of glaciers. Mount Fitz Roy, … Continue reading
Lighthouse at the end of the world
While in Ushuaia, I took a boat ride through the Beagle Channel to faro del fin del mundo or, as it is more commonly known in our secret language — known to almost no Argentinians — lighthouse at the end … Continue reading
On location at Buenos Aires protest
In case you missed it, NMT is on location in Buenos Aires! Marie is in the thick of the protests, but without her laptop/Photoshop. She writes: Thank you for supplying the graphic! Yes, that is exactly what I saw. The … Continue reading
Dia de los desaparecidos
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA- Yesterday was an important holiday for Argentina, which made for an unexpectedly exciting day for me! I have tons of pictures, taken while I had absolutely no idea what was going on. The experience reminded me of … Continue reading
