Comments on: Development & Peace: Canada’s Catholic Abortion Scandal

By: newsreader60

newsreader60 — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:30:05 +0000

Your comments are …
Your comments are utterly misleading. As you know, Development and Peace doesnt fund groups and organizations. It funds projects. When it provides funding for a certain project, the money is spent on that particular project and not on other issues, project the organization may or may not be involved.

By: newsreader60

newsreader60 — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:30:05 +0000

Since you are …
Since you are commenting on a Canadian organization, I presume you are Canadian. Did you stop taking your child to a doctor in Canada? If not, you must know that each time you do so you are supporting morally and financially an organization (Canada Health) that supports and provides abortion.

By: rosouljah

rosouljah — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:30:05 +0000

All this is illegal …
All this is illegal!

In the town of Trujillo, soldiers took the streets and did not allowing citizens to vote in the opinion poll. In Santa Rosa, soldiers reportedly under the orders of the Federal Prosecutors Office seized ballot boxes from schools and public places. Also, soldiers seized ballot boxes in Dulce Nombre Copan as well. If the US military did this during an election in the USA would you consider that democratic??? Please!!!!!!

By: rosouljah

rosouljah — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:30:05 +0000

Is this what you …
Is this what you call illegal?? Hondurans were supposed to register their opinion in a non-binding poll that asked them, “Do you think that the November 2009 general elections should include a fourth ballot box in order to make a decision about the creation of a National Constitutional Assembly that would approve a new Constitution?” The poll would have had no legal weight.

By: rosouljah

rosouljah — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:30:05 +0000

Illegal! …
Illegal! Kidnapping the President and the ambasadors of Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua as well as many cabinet ministers is illegal. The coup was led by Gen. Romeo Vasquez, a graduate of the US Army School of the Americas. As we know very well from history, these graduates maintain ties to the US military as they climb the military career ladders in their respective countries. That is a major reason why the US trains these individuals. US intervention in LA all over again!

By: robertson1285

robertson1285 — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:30:05 +0000

Overall, a good …
Overall, a good video. But the voicing by actors is just lame and makes it look less credible (even if it shouldn’t, it does).

Oh and “Latin American” should be capitalized.

By: NReily89

NReily89 — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:30:05 +0000

Why don’t you …
Why don’t you answer why Venezuela is threatening Honduras whose own people, party, and supreme court declared what their President was doing without legislative authority was illegal? You don’t want to answer that and just speak in platitudes of “the rich and the poor” and Bishop Romero like a blind parrot. I trust the Bishop in Venezuela rather than someone who is giving cover for grant money being given to groups that are okay with Abortion. So what’s your job title in D & P again?

By: rosouljah

rosouljah — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:30:05 +0000

Cardinal Rosalio …
Cardinal Rosalio Castillo Lara said to journalists on Oct. 22 that Venezuelans ought to “deny recognition” to the Chavez government and organize civil
disobedience against it because it is “ill-fated and dangerous”.

Sounds like this Cardinal is insighting violence to me. It is well known that in LA there is a church of the rich and one of the poor. I live that reality whenever I visit LA. I see it with my own eyes. Bishop Romero recognized it too and they took his life for it.

By: rosouljah

rosouljah — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:30:05 +0000

In Venezuela voter …
In Venezuela voter turn out is more than 70% and not just for the president. There are regular referendums held. Chavez submits to the vote of the people. The right-wing are the ones that create the violence. Read more than the headlines and research the reality and not just what supports your ideology. Who’s the real blind one?

Address the issue of US intervention in Latin America or are you incapable of doing so? I’d love to hear what you have to say about historical facts.

By: rosouljah

rosouljah — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:30:05 +0000

As proven, there is …
As proven, there is a long history of US intervention in Latin America. The US should stop trying to defend its economic interests and allow the people of the Global South to create their our own economic and political systems for their benefit. The US should stop raping the resources of the Global South for the benefit of people like you to consume everything in sight and destroy the planet at the same time. Free Market principles lead to high mass consumption, it’s killing us all.