[khjhkfggt]

Really weird because I just called Pekka's other personality Pinochet, just yesterday.

Originally posted by SlowwHand
The other personality escaped today.
Goes by the name Pinochet. http://apolyton.net/forums/showthrea...9&pagenumber=1


PEKKA! Damn, I'm sorry. Are you ok? PEKKA! Answer me!

[ancexiaepidge]

I'll have a beer on that...

[mynaflzak]

[Vegeinvalge]

Originally posted by Odin
My words, exactly!

[PypeMaypetasy]

[AmfitNom]

Does an official funeral as past commander in chief include some sort of official procession? Cause that could get messy.

And would the president have to be there to "mourn" Pinochet?

[Staillateno]

Now let's hope Thatcher is next

[maxfreemann]

Eh, FDR's last years were pretty crappy.

[BrianGoldsmith]

Originally posted by GePap
Does an official funeral as past commander in chief include some sort of official procession? Not really but they will probably gonna include one for the thousands of supporters. Anyway I'm pretty sure that will be quite short and extremely guarded to avoid clashes between them and the other thousands of people that will celebrate the day.

And would the president have to be there to "mourn" Pinochet? Nope. President Bachelet doesn't have to mourn him, although in the latests days rumours indicates that she probably will do a low profile official mourning activity for the former president (which, if this happens, will blow my mind!) but wouldn't go to the funeral.


edit: The Government's Emergency Comittee was reunited in President's Bachelet house. The Sec. of Defense Vivianne Blanlot and Sec. of Press Ricardo Lagos have left Bachelet's house and now are heading to the Presidencial Palace of La Moneda to give the first public statement, regarding if it's declared National Mourning or not.

[mr.supervideogoodfd]

Justice has been cheated.

[12Dvop4I]

[Diortarkivoff]

Good he had to live his last years with the knowledge he was about to be tried and only his poor health kept him out of the courts.

[Paybeskf]

Originally posted by Spiffor
I'm really disappointed that he never got punished for his crimes

Just like Pol Pot or Reagan, he really had a too easy way out qft

[Daruhuw]

So Heresson says you should not be happy someone is dead...

Then attacks Allende, who is dead thanks to Pinochet...

I wonder if he will make the same statement when Castro dies and people here celebrate that. My guess, He will also be adding dance smilies in that thread.

[Johnny]

Allende wasn't killed, he committed suicide with the AK-47 Castro gave him as a gift, when he took office.



The Government declared that there is not going to be national mourning and only military HQ will have their flag at mid high for respect of the former Commander in Chief. The Government also declared that the funeral wouldn't be for the "President Pinochet" but for the "General Pinochet", so President Bachelet wouldn't mourn him officially. OTOH, Viviane Blanlot, Defense Secretary will have to go to the funeral.

[RaicickKida]

Too bad he died before the case was over.

[irridgita]

Originally posted by Heresson
isn't that funny coincidence? perhaps too much of a coincidence to be true Well advisors and the personal doctor of Allende were with him when he comitted suicide. I don't think they lie to help the "official history" if it were not true.

Besides Allende was a fan of former President Balmaceda, which faced the civil war on 1891 and comitted suicide after the presidencial side lost the war against the parliamentary faction. "It's the only way out for a President" he used to say. Quite honorable

[icerrelmCam]

hm, is he covering a hard-on with his hat?

[Brewpralgar]

Originally posted by Heresson
hm, is he covering a hard-on with his hat? Yes.

He had one every time he killed someone. The man was like that all the time.

Weird.

[Ruiptuptubre]

This must be the first victory for communists in at least 20 years. Not much of one in the greater scheme of things, but it will have to do...