Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Political Asylum from the US

This is just another example of the US being a tyrannical government. I must admit after reading the article that I am surprised that Kurt Sonnenfeld is still alive. The US government has proved itself time and again to be outright killers. The political fallout must be enough of an inconvenience to let Mr. Sonnenfeld live. I'm glad that Argentina was willing to step up and provide political asylum. If I keep writing blog posts like this, I may "get" to go visit Argentina myself.

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