United States Refuse to extradite Cuban Exile

Where's the fairness? The uniformity? There is none! More like a parent telling a child, do as I say, not as I do. Only problem is the U.S. is NOT the worlds parent. The sooner they realize this, the sooner the world will be a safer place. Yes I know China is booming; Russia is flexing its muscles, the European union is in peril,
North Korea is testing nuclear missiles, Iran wants to make them, and on and on it goes. The U,S. has dug this hole for themselves. When your the "fastest gun in the west", there will always be people out "gunning" for you. Such is the life of a "gunslinger". Those countries I mentioned WILL do what they want, regardless of what president "BUSH-whacker" says.. The U.S. will either accept that or the world will be over. We will finally find out what really happens at the end of the world. I think God will just sweep us into the trash where mankind belongs, and then maybe try again, or admit failure at creating the human race and stick with the animal kingdom. You see in the animal world, they only kill to eat . Territorial disputes do occur, but their "territories" are finite as opposed to our greed at wanting to own EVERYTHING, and their disputes are settled leader to leader. They don't send other "lesser" ones out to fight their battles

.......... Damn, there the "ranting" part of my blog for you; and you still have no idea what I'm talking about, do you?. Ok, ok
Venezuela wants the United States to extradite a hijacker, Luis Posada Carriles,a Cuban exile wanted for the 1976 bombing of a Cuban airliner that killed 73 people. Venezuela's initial request was denied as being inadequate with regard to evidence. A new request must provide more and better information. An interesting side note to consider is that Posada had been a CIA collaborator and on the "payroll" for years. Venezuelan courts had already cleared him twice, when he escaped from their prison in 1985, while awaiting the prosecutions appeal.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, well then this one speaks volumes