Top FARC Narco-Terrorist sentenced to 27 Years in Prison for Importing Cocaine into the USA.
Gerardo Aguilar Ramirez, a former front commander in the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), was sentenced to 27 years in prison for conspiring to import ton-quantities of cocaine into the U.S. The FARC--which has been designated as a Foreign Terrorist Organization--is Colombia's main leftist rebel group and is the world's leading cocaine manufacturer, responsible for the production of nearly two-thirds of the cocaine imported into the U.S. This conviction comes at a time when Sinn Fein/IRA remains wedded to narco-terrorists.
Niall Connolly, Martin McCauley and James Monaghan were arrested by the Colombian military on 11th August 2001. They were held for six months and in February 2002 charged with use of false documents and training the FARC. Following their arrest they were held in six different detention centres and jails in Colombia. They would later be sentenced to 17 years in jail but had been released on bail and had gone on the run back to Ireland before their sentences were handed down. All three men now live openly in Ireland and will not be sent back to Columbia as the Irish Government continues to appease Sinn Fein/IRA.
However, Connolly, Mc Cauley and Monaghan were not the only members of Sinn Fein/IRA to be training FARC narco-terrorists in Columbia. I have recently obtained information that suggests that some IRA members were in fact executed by other IRA members while in the jungles of Columbia. It is believed that one such IRA member with previous convictions here in Ireland for possession of explosive devices was suspected by the IRA in Columbia of passing information to the security services and that IRA member was summarily executed and buried in the jungle by his comrades. Sinn Fein/IRA members continue to have significant links with FARC.
A number of PIRA members who were illegally resident in the USA have moved to Columbia and are continuing to train the narco-terrorists. These PIRA members are under no illusion that if they are caught they will be denied by the republican leadership and there will be no more ‘bring them home campaigns’. I can reveal that a close friend of one of the Columbia three who was also in Columbia has served a sentence in an Irish jail for importing cocaine that was directly liked to FARC, as the accused person pleaded guilty, this aspect of the case was never made public. While in prison this man had two of his houses seized by CAB.
Sinn Fein/IRA have for over two decades profited from the drugs trade not only by its links with international drug traffickers such as FARC but also by licensing drug dealers to operate in Belfast, Derry, Dublin and any other area where the Sinn Fein/IRA organisation has a foot hold. Following the declared IRA cease-fire in 1994 the IRA murdered at least a dozen drug dealers in the north and that campaign of murder ended when the drug dealers agreed to pay a licence fee to the IRA in order for those dealers to deal their death in IRA controlled areas. In 2010 e-tabs, cannabis, cocaine can be purchased in republican areas of west Belfast and Derry. Families of those IRA members who have disappeared in Columbia have been told any public announcements about their son’s failure to contact them would be viewed as treachery by the republican leadership. The families have not been told the truth about the fate of their sons.
