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Pinochet dead
about time...hope it hurt
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Chile's Gen Pinochet dies at 91
Chile's former military leader Augusto Pinochet has died, the Santiago hospital treating him after an earlier heart attack has announced. The hospital said the condition of the 91-year-old general had suddenly worsened, AP news agency said. Gen Pinochet was in power from 1973-90, during which time more than 3,000 people were killed or "disappeared". He is accused of dozens of human rights violations but has never faced trial because of poor health. "He died surrounded by his family," the hospital's Dr Juan Ignacio Vergara told reporters. He said more details would be made available later, Reuters news agency reported. Gen Pinochet suffered a heart attack a week ago. He underwent medical procedures and received the last rites from a Catholic priest. But in the days afterwards his condition had been thought to be improving. The BBC's Daniel Schweimler in Buenos Aires said about 150 Gen Pinochet supporters had been keeping a vigil outside his hospital for since he was taken ill. "I believe they will be joined now by other supporters as news of his death spreads," our correspondent said. "There has been no immediate reaction from his opponents as yet, but I'm sure they feel very cheated that they have not been able to bring him to court to face the various charges being made against him." Earlier in November, Gen Pinochet was placed under house arrest over the abduction of two people in 1973. The charges related to the Caravan of Death - a military operation to remove opponents of his rule. Our correspondent said that despite his human rights record, many Chileans loved him and said he saved the country from Marxism. But even many loyal supporters abandoned him after it became clear in 2004 that he had stolen about $27m in secret offshore bank accounts that were under investigation at the time of his death, our correspondent says. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/6167237.stm |
No doubt. The air feels cleaner today.
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Great fucking news... About time indeed.
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I heard he was already having a drink with Lucifer.
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how come the bad ones always die at 90+
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Evil dictators live to 91, but little girls die of cancer at 7. I'll never figure it out. |
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:GFYBand :drinkup
one more in the hell! |
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you guys are stuck with me for a while |
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He was a great man that did a lot for the Chilean economy. Sure he killed some people, but they were mainly commies so it wasn't a great loss.
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What a shame he didn't die earlier.
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If it weren't for Pinochet the country would be as big of a shithole as its neighbors. |
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Ironically Chile had a stable democratic government - before Pinnochet intercepted after the US could not buy the electoral system. Ironically, the same bullshit is still happening today. A month or so ago, the US was injecting funds into Nicaragua to buy their electoral system and the asshole ambassador muttering threats if the vote did not go the way the US wanted. That prob helped the achieve the exact opposite and the people voted the opposite of "US foreign policy". Three days after the election, the same ambassador had a smile on his face and shaking hands with the new President and desperate to claim his attempted bribes and threats were "just a joke". Of course they were - lying dumbass :) So sad Thatcher is saddened - she dined with Pinnochet along with US govt officials (Kissinger of course was included) while he totured 30,000 people and murdered another 3000: Quote:
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i'am not gonna miss him...
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All i heard about him was bad. May be somehow helped his people, but Stalin also was loved by his people and was an awful person at the same time.
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well I just came in into gfy after 3 days offline and I knew there was a thread about pinochet´s dead today :glugglug
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Wow I am a fucking TV junkie, I saw the thread title and thought it was BRONSON lol (Perfect Strangers) lol
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The guy was chasing and killing ppl all over the world (the Condor operation), not speaking about that he stole 28 million $ at least. If he was such a good fellow, after he turned Allende down, why didn´t he organize free elections? Eh? |
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Thanks to a particular foreign govt who armed, supported and trained "General Pinnochet" and his military officers, that democratically elected government was overturned and replaced by a reign of terror. You think the CIA in Chile were collecting intelligence? (Tip - the CIA is not an intell org despite the name - it performs covert activity, insurgency, terrorism blah as needed and has no problem killing innocent people - including children, and has little concern if US people get in it's way.) Who do you think trained thugs to torture doctors, teachers, members of the overturned government? I'll enlighten - it's was called the "School of the America's" - the US destabilization unit for Latin America - which was based in Panama and chucked out in the early 80's and back to Fort Benning. The name was changed out of embarassment to the "Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation" - they love a long name - WINSEC for short. WINSEC almost sounds respectable but for the track record of murder, rape, torture, human rights abuses and "disappearances", - a good clean fun-loving organization fit for any nation who claim the principles of freedom and democracy foremost. This was the same clean all-American fun-loving org who supported your dear friend Pinnochet while he (and they) tortured folks and put bullets in the heads of others. Do you think Pinnochet cared who he tortured or murdered? How about... eg a lady surgeon in Santiago who had no involvement in politics but was given vaginal electrical shocks consistantly for five days? Can you tell her how nice Augusto Pinnochet was? I'm sure she'll understand after your advice - she was there. You think Pinnochet only murdered and tortured people who were "evil" in your opinion? Since the departure of Pinnochet, Chile is, once again, a democratic nation and with all Latin American countries, now aware of the terror and torture tactics sold by the pinnacle of the world's democracy - and unlikely to let that scenario happen again. However...... the US govt does have some very nasty habits and rarely seems to learn from history - time will tell. What bit don't you understand? BTW.. The silence from the US political community on the occasion of Pinnochet's death is deafening. We concerned the history may be mentioned? :pimp PS Tho Chile is not the only country there is a "wanted list" - why do you think Henry Kissinger needs to be fussy about his travelling arrangements? He is an individual wanted in other nations for involvement in human rights abuses - and a dear friend of the recently departed Augusto. Scum have a tendency to swim together in the same swamp. |
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Rot in hell, you bloodthirsty motherfucker!
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He really won't be missed sadly
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damn...the non-love!!!!
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that sucks he died.
he was never punished for what he did. |
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Thatcher can't be too far behind..they can go for tea in hell |
rofl sarah :thumbsup
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Good news when a dictator is dead...
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he had a long innings |
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:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
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Brief quote from a 2003 interview with Pinnochet: Quote:
It would be nice to see a push ahead on indictments and trials for all relevant military officers involved in torture during Pinnochet's reign in the hope of closure for many damaged people who suffered or lost families. Sadly the era of the death sqaud has not gone - drills and bullets to the skull are daily occurances in Baghdad (even the bodies are dumped in regular places each day and nobody queries this.) A few times a week small groups of women in El Salvador are found execution style, - throats cut or plastic bags over their heads - their crime was they have the capability of breeding offspring. Colombia has it's killings by their military govt - also a place which has detention without trial. The irony is the latter two locations are funded and trained by WINSEC and actually recieve "commendations" for their "advance in democracy" by the current US Admin (to the astonishment of human rights orgs). The good news is... every killing since the formation of the new ICC becomes eligible for trial in that court and means the death sqauds of the current Iraqi government ministers and the WINSEC trained and US supported thugs of Latin America have a fair chance of their day in court. It's so damned sad that most of these victims who had very little while alive and lived modest lifestyles, - no offense to anyone, - should have their lives terminated by human scum. May they all roast in hell :disgust |
So Castro, Pinochet, and Kim Jong Il, walk into a bar in hell.........
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On second thought..I would love it if they were forced to serve tea...in Dennis Thatcher is there already so he can serve it to one of the black South African's that his wife turned her back on while his company made their profits in the country. |
why is everyone giving him shit?
this guy was a hero. he held the commies back and pulled Chillies economy out of the shitter. |
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