Argentina-Farmers government and the CIA.

ARGENTINA-FARMERS AND GOVERNMENT.

The whole of the political opposition, has thrown itself behind the farmers of Argentina, despite their conflicting views on many matters, they are in concert on removing the government.

The farmers have warned President Christina Fernandez de Kirchner, that if the tax laws are not on the table for discussion then there will be no discussions.

"If the talks do not include export tax they will not be real talks", said Eduardo Buzzi one of the main four farm leaders.

Talks between the four main farming groups and government ministers are scheduled to resume on Tuesday.

Farmers have admitted privately, that the three hour talks on Tuesday were indeed conciliatory and the government ministers seem well aware, that the government could fold if a resolution is not found quickly.

The CIA have raised their ugly head again in Argentina, the "Dirty Tricks" department of the CIA is playing no small part, in trying to de-stabilize the government.

They are remembered for the "Dirty War" between 1976 and 1983, when the United States propped up the evil dictatorship of the military when 30,000 people disappeared.

The gentleman farmers, were indeed collaborators of the regime.

The government summoned the US ambassador in Buenos Aires on Thursday, and demanded an explanation of the remarks of the head of the CIA Leon Panetta, who made a typical CIA statement of fear mongering on Wednesday.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs Jorge Talana, said the CIA statement was " A clear interference in Argentina’s domestic affairs".

The CIA will find the current governments in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia, Ecuador and Venezuela, "Hewn from Different Timber" than the people in the seventies, as today’s leaders were all victims of the CIA propped up military regimes.

Carlos Ruetemann, the former worlds champion racing driver, who has thrown his hat in the political ring to run for president said on Thursday, " Christina is showing bravery in the face of crisis, while others around her who clung to her slate in 2007, are either hiding behind the sofa or sitting at the table of the enemy".

"I defend the people who are backing me, I was elected in Santa Fe by the people of Santa Fe, I did not need to cling to anyone’s ticket".

Carlos was governor of Santa Fe in the heart of the grain belt of Argentina and is known as a strait shooter, who does not mince his words.