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On 3/15/2013 4:02 PM, John D'hondt wrote:

> > > I would advice you to try and get a copy of the book "Gladio by Richard
> > > Cottrell" ,ex European Parlimentarian, journalist to give you an idea of
> > > what happened in Europe and elsewhere since the end of WW2. Count the
> > > casualties in Europe maybe. It might also give some insights in why the

> > I have learned much about the destruction of Serbia at the end of the
> > Balkans war.

> Gladio is the code name of the State within the State. The fascist military
> that was alowed to continue business as usuall after the war with the idea
> to stop a Russian invasion if and when it should come.

I have heard and read all about that.

> Serbia was mostly a way to get rid of a few years worth of highly
> radioactive waste that would have cost a fortune to store safely otherwise.

I had never heard about that other than the fact that NATO weaponry 
utilizing spend nuclear fuel as warheads were used, on impact 
fragmenting into submicroscopic pieces going into every nook and cranny 
of their environment, water, soil, air, wildlife, agricultural land, 
water supplies, streams, rivers, lakes, ponds. The attack on a 
destruction of Serbia was 1) to end the civil war??? 2) to dissuade 
Russia from invading Serbia ??? Ludicrous and absurd. This must offend 
the typical, traditional European & Scandinavian temperament as much as 
it does mine.

> > > brand new pope became pope with his reccord of aiding and abedding dead
> > > squads in Argentina.
> >
> > For a Catholic Jesuit priest this is unforgiveable, if actually true.
>
> The Argentinian mothers of the disappeared seem to think so.

> They "disapeared" (there is a movie about this)
> > all the hippies, lefties and alternative types then adopted their orphaned
> > children.
> > His latest statement is something about the Catholic Church needing to
> > focus more on theological teachings
> > if it wants to avoid being relegated to the pages of history as being
> > simply another NGO in the service of humanity.
> > If only they would do just that! He is a conservative Catholic who
> > abhorred
> > the Liberation Theology movement of decades past.

He labelled LT Marxist doctrine. It would be logical to assume that he 
had the same opinion of the people in Argentina who were part of the
new cultural renaissance that happened, cultural, social, political.
It was primarily left leaning. As you might imagine many were probably 
not so immersed in the political aspects, i.e. political reform, but 
just wanted to get on with their lives while others may have 
participated in more radical leftist campaigning, all enjoying and 
benefiting from a refreshing, alternative, free thinking cultural 
climate. There were educated, skilled professionals, artists, 
architects, writers, poets, academics of all sorts, musicians, tradesmen 
and many others involved in this movement. The military junta came to 
power and committed genocide on these people. They were the Argentinian 
counterparts to the same kinds of people creating a cultural renaissance 
in the United States and Europe. Then, Kissinger and the CIA and other 
collaborators did the same thing in Chile, overthrowing the leftist 
Allende government and putting the despicable Pinochet in power; he 
probably took his direction from Spain's Franco
who allowed the Nazis to use Spanish villages for target practice by the 
Luftwaffe. Pinochet's thugs assassinated the popular musician Victor 
Jara and probably the Poet Pablo Neruda as well (his body will soon be 
exhumed for an autopsy to determine cause of death). I was 21 in 1960 
and the Chinese invasion of Tibet had already happened; the full 
meaning, if not even news of as well, along with that of the sad events 
in Argentina, Brazil and Chile escaped my friends and I during the 
period 1960-1980. None of my closest friend were involved in anything 
political during those times. We were musicians, artists, thinkers and 
dreamers interested in the teachings of Indian mystics.
I wish I had learned about Tibetan Buddhism then.

LL