Colombia_Gabriella wrote:Delegate of Venezuela,
the reasons Colombia HAD to enter Ecuador were simply the following:
1. The FARC rebels are the chief drug traffickers in a country which produces most of the world's cocaine
2. Rebels were being given covert support by both Ecuador and neighbouring Venezuela
3. The rebels are major movers in international terrorism with plans to build a dirty radioactive 'dirty' bomb
4. Colombians first bombed a rebel camp on their own side of the border. Rebels hiding across the border in Ecuador fired on them, so they crossed the border to fight back.
First, the
delegate of Venezuela has noticed how the delegate of Colombia chose to ignore
some of the facts the Delegation of Venezuela point it out in an earlier post
about US' intervention in Colombia, and decided to focus on Colombia's UNLEGAL
invasion of the Ecuadorian territory.
Anyways:
1. FARC is a Colombian
revolutionary group, it’s not Ecuador’s fault
they were in Ecuador. The Colombian involved on FARC could be anywhere in the
world, doesn’t mean you should ILLGALY invade someone else’s territory.
2. The delegate is not aware of any action taken by the Ecuadorian government
to help FARC, but since the delegate of Venezuela speaks only for Venezuela ...
Venezuela has NO involvement with FARC. There is NO proof Venezuela is helping
FARC, for the simple reason Venezuela is NOT aiding FARC. Hugo Chavez said
himself that Venezuela is not an ally of FARC, doesn’t aid FARC or has any
involvement with FARC. But Venezuela is also not an enemy of FARC; FARC is
Colombia's problem - or maybe, solution - not Venezuela's.
3. FARC is not a terrorist group, it’s a revolutionary group.
4. So the delegate of Colombia is saying it would invade any country to deal
with FARC! Look delegate, as the delegate of Venezuela said before "FARC
is Colombia's problem." The attacks could have happen in any border.
So Colombia is stating that it would invade Venezuela, Brazil, Peru, and Panama
the same way it invaded Ecuador. The delegate of Colombia just gave another
reason for why South America spent over 51 billion dollars in arm deals. And by
the way, Colombia was really lucky it invaded Ecuador, because it wouldn't end
out the same way if it invaded Venezuela.