Does this buddy deserve so much Jail?

Question

He was also a friend of mine, we used to drop people alive from airplanes, as US officers told us they did in Vietnam ,during the lessons at The School of The Americas ( they were green berets!).

http://www.trial-ch.org/en/trial-watch/profile/db/facts/ricardo-miguel_cavallo_48.html

jajajaja!You are either too ignorant or young ....

You are rigth, I´m proud to hade Francoise Chiape as a friend.The developments about counterinsurgence war were develped during the War for Argel.But the money and training was done by USA, this is their bavkyard and USA didn´t want the competition of France.

Answer 1

No, jail is too good for him. He should be tortured every day for 90 days, then thrown out of a helicopter from an altitude of 5,000 feet AGL.

Answer 2

Troll

Answer 3

Mynameistourture is that sad sack of s*it also known as DarkAngel, BlondeAngel, Fligthoddeath,.Ignorant Anti-Semitic troll.
Who has just been reported again.

Answer 4

French journalist Marie-Monique Robin has found in the archives of the Quai d'Orsay, the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, the original document proving that a 1959 agreement between Paris and Buenos Aires instaured a "permanent French military mission," formed of militaries who had fought in the Algerian War, and which was located in the offices of the chief of staff of the Argentine Armed Forces. It was continued until 1981, date of the election of socialist François Mitterrand. She showed how Valéry Giscard d'Estaing's government secretly collaborated with Videla's junta in Argentine and with Augusto Pinochet's regime in Chile. The first Argentine officers, among whom Alcides Lopez Aufranc, went to Paris to assist to courses during two years at the Ecole de Guerre military school in 1957, two years before the Cuban Revolution and when no Argentine guerrilla existed.[26] "In practice, declared Robin to Página/12, the arrival of the French in Argentina led to a massive extension of intelligence services and of the use of torture as the primary weapon of the anti-subversive war in the concept of modern warfare." The anniquilation decrees signed by Isabel Peron had been inspired by French texts. During the Battle of Algiers, the police forces were put under the authority of the Army, and in particular of the paratroopers, who generalized interrogation sessions, systematically using torture and then disappearances. 30 000 persons disappeared in Algeria. Reynaldo Bignone, named President of the Argentinian junta in July 1982, declared in her film: "The March 1976 order of battle is a copy of the Algerian battle." The same statements were issued by Generals Albano Harguindeguy, Videla's Interior Minister, and Diaz Bessone, former Minister of Planification and ideologue of the junta. The French military would transmit to their Argentine counterparts the notion of "internal enemy" and the use of torture, death squads and "quadrillages".

Answer 5

Nice role playing.

Answer 6

I think you are full of ****, if this was true you wouldn't be a rat on here----because they are watching you now!

Answer 7

WoW