Comments for The Argentimes http://www.theargentimes.com THE paper for young English speakers in Argentina Fri, 12 Mar 2010 16:53:20 -0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on New Australia: The Australian Colony in Paraguay by Mirta Kennedy Lomaqui http://www.theargentimes.com/travel/travelfeature/new-australia-the-australian-colony-in-paraguay-/comment-page-1/#comment-4038 Mirta Kennedy Lomaqui Fri, 12 Mar 2010 16:53:20 +0000 http://www.theargentimes.com/?p=1171#comment-4038 HOLA SOY DE NUEVA LONDRES-PARAGUAY,ESPERO ME ESCRIBAN ¡PLESSE! HOLA SOY DE NUEVA LONDRES-PARAGUAY,ESPERO ME ESCRIBAN ¡PLESSE!

]]> Comment on Shaka: Surfing in Mar del Plata by Brandon Harrington http://www.theargentimes.com/travel/travelfeature/shaka-surfing-in-mar-del-plata-/comment-page-1/#comment-4037 Brandon Harrington Thu, 11 Mar 2010 03:36:57 +0000 http://www.theargentimes.com/?p=9782#comment-4037 I am on a 8 month back-packing trip in south east asia at the moment. For late 2010 south america is on my list. Always great to surf the net and get ino about my next potential travel destination :-) Keep it comming and cheers from the Philippines (at the moment) Brandon I am on a 8 month back-packing trip in south east asia at the moment. For late 2010 south america is on my list.

Always great to surf the net and get ino about my next potential travel destination :-)

Keep it comming and cheers from the Philippines (at the moment)

Brandon

]]> Comment on Ambientate! Green Yourself up in 2010 by diy solar panels http://www.theargentimes.com/socialissues/environment/ambientate-green-yourself-up-in-2010-2-/comment-page-1/#comment-3985 diy solar panels Sat, 06 Mar 2010 03:23:24 +0000 http://www.theargentimes.com/?p=10632#comment-3985 Thanks for the info Kristie. People is being aware now than ever that we need greener energy sources. You can see mass movement around the world about this topic. I guess is mother nature claiming its earth back. Thanks for the info Kristie. People is being aware now than ever that we need greener energy sources. You can see mass movement around the world about this topic. I guess is mother nature claiming its earth back.

]]> Comment on Grey BA: The Woes of Argentina’s Ageing Population by vidya http://www.theargentimes.com/socialissues/urbanlife/grey-ba-the-woes-of-argentinas-ageing-population-/comment-page-1/#comment-3975 vidya Fri, 05 Mar 2010 10:18:43 +0000 http://www.theargentimes.com/?p=5046#comment-3975 the facts r behin imagination the facts r behin imagination

]]> Comment on Trelew Massacre Lieutenant Faces Extradition by Free_Argentina http://www.theargentimes.com/currentaffairs/newsroundups/roundupsargentina/trelew-massacre-lieutenant-faces-extradition-/comment-page-1/#comment-3961 Free_Argentina Thu, 04 Mar 2010 22:46:11 +0000 http://www.theargentimes.com/?p=10743#comment-3961 You might want to get your story straight about Roberto Bravo and the incident at Trelew. Mr. Bravo came to the US in 1973, 3 years before the dirty war. The incident was not a massacre, it was a life saving response by the military after a failed escape attempt by the terrorists (montoneros). Prior to their capture, they murdered a guard, and hijacked an airplane at gunpoint. Moreover, in massacres, there are no survivors, and they are not taken to hospitals, as in Trelew. The three survivors were themselves terrorists, and would have said anything to condemn the military, out of spite for their failed attempt. Mr. Bravo was totally acquitted of any charges and given amnesty (since he acted in self defense after one of the terrorists disarmed one of the guards), and trained with the US military as a representative of Argentina for years after his arrival to the US. The reason the case was reopened is that the president of Argentina, her husband, and numerous high level officials are former montoneros, and only came to power after the argentine government collapsed a decade ago, all facts that can be easily confirmed. Look up montoneros (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montonero) to see how many innocent people they murdered, and how vicious these people were. When a murderous group of terrorists in custody take the firearm of a guard and begin an escape attempt, how much mercy do you think they would have shown to any guard or innocent civilian that got in their way, if they had not been taken down? You might want to get your story straight about Roberto Bravo and the incident at Trelew. Mr. Bravo came to the US in 1973, 3 years before the dirty war. The incident was not a massacre, it was a life saving response by the military after a failed escape attempt by the terrorists (montoneros). Prior to their capture, they murdered a guard, and hijacked an airplane at gunpoint. Moreover, in massacres, there are no survivors, and they are not taken to hospitals, as in Trelew. The three survivors were themselves terrorists, and would have said anything to condemn the military, out of spite for their failed attempt. Mr. Bravo was totally acquitted of any charges and given amnesty (since he acted in self defense after one of the terrorists disarmed one of the guards), and trained with the US military as a representative of Argentina for years after his arrival to the US. The reason the case was reopened is that the president of Argentina, her husband, and numerous high level officials are former montoneros, and only came to power after the argentine government collapsed a decade ago, all facts that can be easily confirmed. Look up montoneros (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montonero) to see how many innocent people they murdered, and how vicious these people were. When a murderous group of terrorists in custody take the firearm of a guard and begin an escape attempt, how much mercy do you think they would have shown to any guard or innocent civilian that got in their way, if they had not been taken down?

]]> Comment on No Men at Ladies Brunch by Adi http://www.theargentimes.com/reviews/theconsumer/no-men-at-ladies-brunch-/comment-page-1/#comment-3947 Adi Thu, 04 Mar 2010 09:10:47 +0000 http://www.theargentimes.com/?p=10769#comment-3947 Sounds like the perfect thing for me. Oh, wait, I can't go cause I have a y chromosome. But I'll try to fix that so maybe one day I will be allowed to join in. Sounds like the perfect thing for me.
Oh, wait, I can’t go cause I have a y chromosome.
But I’ll try to fix that so maybe one day I will be allowed to join in.

]]> Comment on Experiencing Argentina Under the Stars by Jan Lettinga http://www.theargentimes.com/travel/travelfeature/experiencing-argentina-under-the-stars-/comment-page-1/#comment-3934 Jan Lettinga Wed, 03 Mar 2010 12:19:13 +0000 http://www.theargentimes.com/?p=10698#comment-3934 Thank you for this article and trip down to memory lane. I remember camping in 1999 for during several months in both Argentina and Chile. A very nice experience indeed, especially because of the contact with the locals. The only thing which really surprises me are some of the mentioned prices, like in Bariloche $70.... for a little bit more you have an appartment here in the Sierras de Córdoba, maybe not the niced appartment, but still..... Thank you for this article and trip down to memory lane. I remember camping in 1999 for during several months in both Argentina and Chile. A very nice experience indeed, especially because of the contact with the locals. The only thing which really surprises me are some of the mentioned prices, like in Bariloche $70…. for a little bit more you have an appartment here in the Sierras de Córdoba, maybe not the niced appartment, but still…..

]]> Comment on Experiencing Argentina Under the Stars by Melanie Henderson http://www.theargentimes.com/travel/travelfeature/experiencing-argentina-under-the-stars-/comment-page-1/#comment-3911 Melanie Henderson Tue, 02 Mar 2010 17:05:54 +0000 http://www.theargentimes.com/?p=10698#comment-3911 Wow this article was absolutely brilliant Vicky. I have been thinking about how I was going to do my trip down to Patagonia this year, and I must say you have answered a hell of alot of my questions and more! Great advice! Wow this article was absolutely brilliant Vicky. I have been thinking about how I was going to do my trip down to Patagonia this year, and I must say you have answered a hell of alot of my questions and more! Great advice!

]]> Comment on Argentina’s fight against HIV and Aids by Jake Cullen http://www.theargentimes.com/socialissues/urbanlife/argentinas-fight-against-hiv-and-aids-/comment-page-1/#comment-3878 Jake Cullen Mon, 01 Mar 2010 12:36:40 +0000 http://www.theargentimes.com/?p=1396#comment-3878 HIV is a disease that is still incurable today. We should always practice safe sex and also educate our people how to avoid the spread of this disease. HIV is a disease that is still incurable today. We should always practice safe sex and also educate our people how to avoid the spread of this disease.

]]> Comment on Empire Thai by MARTINE http://www.theargentimes.com/reviews/thegrill/empire-thai-/comment-page-1/#comment-3846 MARTINE Sun, 28 Feb 2010 09:23:54 +0000 http://www.theargentimes.com/?p=2896#comment-3846 With thanks! Still a typical super thread, this is the key reason why my partner and I returned to your web log time and again. With thanks! Still a typical super thread, this is the key reason why my partner and I returned to your web log time and again.

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