Chud¹: I don't get it

Chud²: Marge?

Chud³: @Chud: @Chud: looks like a parody of that one napoleon painting. look up some napoleon paintings

Sex: 'em, xhe is just like me

Chud⁴: Gem

Sir_Gemerald_Bleu: Attacks against Colombian medical staff are rising because the country's rebel groups no longer respect their neutrality, a new report by the country's civil rights ombudsman says. Ombudsman Eduardo Cifuentes said that 32 doctors and paramedics have been killed so far in 2002, while eight others are missing. A further 180 doctors have been forced to resign their jobs and leave their homes after receiving death threats, while attacks on medical staff in some areas are up by more than 70% on the same period in 2001.

Colombia's faltering peace process collapsed amid acrimony earlier this year, and since then the leftist rebels have stepped up their 38 year campaign against the government. The country has also experienced an upsurge in fighting in recent months between the guerrillas and right wing paramilitary groups, who are both seeking to dominate Colombia's lucrative drugs trade. Colombia's health minister, Juan Luis Londoño, recently informed the national congress that armed groups are deliberately destroying health services to eradicate the presence of the state in areas under their control. “They are burning all the ambulances and forcing the directors out of the hospitals,” the minister said. “Around 20% of the country is now out of bounds for ambulances.” The threats against medical staff are seriously affecting national immunisation and mosquito eradication programmes, while it is also often impossible for doctors to refer rural patients to hospitals because they cannot safely be transported by an ambulance. On several occasions guerrillas belonging to the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, known by its Spanish acronym FARC, have stopped ambulances to kill the patients inside. In one of the most notorious cases this year guerrillas dynamited a bridge in the department of Antioquia just as an ambulance was passing over it. The vehicle fell into a river below, killing a 23 year old woman who was in labour, her sister, a nurse, and the driver. Several guerrilla groups have kidnapped doctors and detained them permanently to treat the members of the group, and doctors must also contend with the comrades of wounded combatants, who demand special treatment and often threaten to kill the attending doctor if he or she does not save their comrade. “Sometimes they virtually demand that we bring the dead back to life,” one doctor from Medellín told investigators. “This pressure is one of the most degrading aspects of the conflict.”

Chud⁵: Carbon, para poder honrar la tradicion colombiana la montura deberia de ser un burro con ano prolapsado

Chud⁶: ^ esto mucho esto

Chud⁷: colombian troon above me btw

Chud⁸: latinx coal

Chud⁹: @Sir_Gemerald_Bleu: yep Leftists deserve death confirmed

Chud¹⁰: Fuck the plague doctors

Chud¹¹: This is basically what its like to live in Ontario

GemersonLakeAndPalmer: @Sir_Gemerald_Bleu: Marge it's real.