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Colombia: Terrorist FARC Senators Launch ‘Guerrilla Struggle,’ Trashing Peace Deal
[BREITBART] FARC terrorist and Colombian Senator "Jesús Santrich," missing for over a month after being charged with large-scale cocaine trafficking, reemerged in a video Thursday morning announcing the Marxist group would return to violence despite the 2016 peace deal that put him in Congress.Santrich appeared alongside another terrorist leader, "Iván Márquez," and a small group of gunnies in military fatigues to announce violence against the state in retaliation for the current government of President Iván Duque not living up to the commitments of the peace deal. Márquez was also offered a senate seat but rejected it after Santrich’s arrest. FARC gunnies typically use noms de guerre in public. Santrich disappeared in July after authorities charged him with attempting to smuggle 10,000 kilograms of cocaine into the United States, after agreeing to the peace deal with the Colombian government. Márquez, the terrorist group’s second-in-command, disappeared in 2018 after the first charges were levied against Santrich. Santrich was arrested in April but controversially granted temporary freedom in May. The  Revolutionary Armed Forces of ColombiaFARC or FARC-EP, is either a Marxist-Leninist revolutionary guerrilla organization or a drug cartel based in Colombia. It claims to represent the rural poor in a struggle against Colombia's wealthier classes, and opposes United States influence in Colombia, neo-imperialism, monopolization of natural resources by multinational corporations, and the usual raft of complaints. It funds itself principally through ransom kidnappings, taxation of the drug trade, extortion, shakedowns, and donations. It has lately begun calling itself Bolivarianand is greatly admired by Venezuela's President-for-Life Chavez, who seemingly fantasizes about living in the woods and kidnapping people himself. He provides FARC with safe areas along the border. (FARC), a Marxist terrorist group behind most of the 260,000 dead at the hands of guerrillas in the past century, legally became a political party, the Revolutionary Alternative Common Force, following the 2016 deal. As their widespread killings, kidnappings, rapes, and forced Related: FARC: 2019-08-15 Leftist attack on ICE office in San Antonio may be a portent of worse to come FARC: 2019-05-09 How Hezbollah evades sanctions in Venezuela and partakes in Maduro’s drug trade FARC: 2019-02-25 Venezuela Ex-Spy Chief Reveals Maduro’s Ties To Hezbollah, Drugs Related: Cocaine trafficking: 2019-07-06 Algeria’s ex-police chief detained in corruption probe Cocaine trafficking: 2019-05-28 Why Iran's Cash Crunch isn't Disabling Hezbollah Yet. Cocaine trafficking: 2018-06-29 Algerian president sacks influential police chief Posted by: Fred 2019-08-30 |
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