Posted on 04/30/2012 9:20:13 PM PDT by Hunton Peck
The last surviving founder of the Sandinista guerrilla movement that overthrew Nicaragua's U.S.-backed right-wing dictatorship in 1979 has died. Tomas Borge Martinez was 81.
First Lady Rosario Murillo said in a simultaneous broadcast on Radio Ya and other stations that Borge Martinez died late Monday.
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He now gets to validate Marxist theology. Is there a God or not?
"Shortly after taking office in 1985, Kerry and Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa went on a fact-finding trip to Nicaragua, where they met with Daniel Ortega (right) and other Sandinistas. The trip was criticized when the Sandinistas cemented ties with Moscow."
http://www.boston.com/globe/nation/packages/kerry/062003.shtml
“Jailed twice by the Somoza’s brutal dynastic dictatorship.”
Leave it to the AP to refer to a strong ally of the US and defender of liberty, Anastasio Somoza as a “dictator.”
“Jailed twice by the Somoza’s brutal dynastic dictatorship.”
Leave it to the AP to refer to a strong ally of the US and defender of liberty, Anastasio Somoza as a “dictator.”
He’s soon to have company when Hugo Chavez joins him.
Gosh. By what democratic means are they going to achieve that?
Burn in hell you son of a bitch.
Another Marxist dirtbag assumes room temperature. Hopefully Fidel, Raul and Hugo join him soon.
They call Hugo Chavez a populist.
Since Borge was an avowed communist, will the 0bama regime send a high-level delegation to weep at his funeral?
Since Borge was an avowed communist, will the 0bama regime send a high-level delegation to weep at his funeral?
No he get to valdate if there a hell or not
Leave it to the AP to leave out that the leader of the Contras adolfo Calero was also jailed twice by Somoza, and later by the Marxist Sandinistas.
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