anti-Soviet ops heating up for the cold war

Things are heating up in the Crimea - now that it is part of Russia, the New York Times is writing about how bad it is since a Ukranian was not able to get good service at the consulate. As if after the US   'annexing' Iraq and Afghanistan the natives were able to get any service at all anywhere...
So Professor Cohen at NYU is now telling us we are in the middle of a cold war.
Cold wars seem to go all over the globe...they include media wars and trade wars, with a umber of Soviets now blacklisted from the US and US citizens barred from doing business with them.
And in all Soviet friendly countries, there are agents making 'cold war'...it is as cold-blooded as any warm war, or hot war. Not cool!
In Bolivia there are already agents working to destabilize Morales and make sure he does not get into office a third time. In other Soviet friendly countries expect much the same - pay good attention for instance to Cabinda, the mineral rich province of Angola.
One agent to look out for is John Holbert, traveling on a Surinam passport, really a DIA agent -
his real name we will leak later, so stay tuned.
At 666 Fifth Avenue - note the address, the good folks at Carlyle had a meeting about Russia and Bolivia etc., supposed to be secret but I guess Carlos got a hold of some of the info...
And Carlos likes to leak things so, like I said, stay tuned.

CR

Quechua Night at NYU, 22 March 2011

Quechua Conversation Night: Quechua and Community Media

CLACS

Date: Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011, 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

Location: Room 324 of King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center (KJCC), 53 Washington Square South, New York University, New York NY 10012 (map)

Quechua Conversation Night is a monthly gathering focused on the exploration and celebration of Quechua, an indigenous language from the Andean region in South America.

This gathering will provide those learning or interested in the language with a comfortable and supportive space for listening and producing Quechua through casual conversation. Interested faculty, students, and members of the public are welcome to attend, and can expect to enjoy an evening full of the Quechua language. Native Quechua / Kichwa speakers are encouraged to attend and share in the experience of developing a community of Quechua speakers and appreciators in the New York City area.

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Noche de Quechua es una reunión mensual enfocado en la exploración y celebración de Quechua / Kichwa, los idiomas indígenas de los Andes en Sudamérica.

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Quechua Week at New York University

Quechua at NYU Updates

Quechua Night Many thanks to Cassandra Torrico, who presented at the recent Quechua Conversation night in Bolivian Quechua. We had a great turnout, and the new format for the event is working out well. For those studying or interested in the language - this is a great place to continue developing your Quechua communication skills. Quechua Night is a monthly event held in Quechua that includes a presentation and lots of conversation time -- even those speakers at the basic level will leave having practiced Quechua. Read more about Quechua Night. Instead of having a Quechua Conversation Night in December, we will be focusing our energies onQuechua Week, see below.

Quechua Week 2010 NYU's first ever Quechua Week will span the days between Monday December 13and Friday December 17. While some details are still pending regarding a film screening event, the rest of the week's events are posted on our Quechua Week page. Please forward this info to friends and colleagues who may be interested! If you are a student at NYU and would like to help with these events, please reply to this email with your availability.