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Breaking News: France apologized to Bolivia | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 10267579  United States07/04/2013 04:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
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MagTog  User ID: 39292843 United States07/04/2013 04:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They're still not in the clear. Their explanation is that they thought Snowden was on the plane? That's still a huge violation. The leaders of nations are to be treated as diplomats at the very least, with immunity within the nations they travel to. They just created an enemy with Bolivia. What a jab to Bolivia's sovereignty, to treat their leader like a criminal. France is probably just trying to stall Bolivia so they can crank out a few more white flags before France is sent to Bolivian. |
| TheTraveller User ID: 40517638  Netherlands07/04/2013 05:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.bbc.co.uk] Quoting: Anonymous Coward 10267579 France apologized to Bolivia for not allowing Pres Morales 's jet to their airspace France apologized to Bolivia ........Then promptly surrenders. FOR SALE: WW11 French rifle, only dropped once.  Ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 788508  Spain07/04/2013 06:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They're still not in the clear. Quoting: MagTog Their explanation is that they thought Snowden was on the plane? That's still a huge violation. The leaders of nations are to be treated as diplomats at the very least, with immunity within the nations they travel to. They just created an enemy with Bolivia. What a jab to Bolivia's sovereignty, to treat their leader like a criminal. France is probably just trying to stall Bolivia so they can crank out a few more white flags before France is sent to Bolivian. Exactly.Could you imagine if Bolivia, or any other south american country or ANY other country did that to air force one or any eu presidential plane? they would be calling it an act of war. Im sick to my gut with this US-EU mafia BS going on. Its getting worse by the day. But whats worse even then that is that people are not more outraged, they except it, they seem to think its ok..I used to not understand how germans allowed Hilter to rise to power. Now I understand. |
| MagTog User ID: 39292843 United States07/04/2013 06:12 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They're still not in the clear. Quoting: MagTog Their explanation is that they thought Snowden was on the plane? That's still a huge violation. The leaders of nations are to be treated as diplomats at the very least, with immunity within the nations they travel to. They just created an enemy with Bolivia. What a jab to Bolivia's sovereignty, to treat their leader like a criminal. France is probably just trying to stall Bolivia so they can crank out a few more white flags before France is sent to Bolivian. Exactly.Could you imagine if Bolivia, or any other south american country or ANY other country did that to air force one or any eu presidential plane? they would be calling it an act of war. Im sick to my gut with this US-EU mafia BS going on. Its getting worse by the day. But whats worse even then that is that people are not more outraged, they except it, they seem to think its ok..I used to not understand how germans allowed Hilter to rise to power. Now I understand. Yeah. It actually seems pretty easy to manipulate society into that state of acceptance of evil. It's a tragedy. |
