El mundo al revés: para el presidente todos los policías son comprados por las ollas

0:03 This gentleman had lamented the deaths of nine persons belonging to the parties and the only thing he could think of telling the commander- in- chief of the military forces is that they are corrupt. This is the world. The other way around, I get it. Alea Salamanca, she' s acting good. I get it. He can' t stand up to the President, because those who have stood up to the Executioner have been kicked out. This guy broke up with the country. It' s time to think about rebuilding the Republic of Colombia from August 3rd of the two thousand twenty- six, because this man is going to try to stay, but we' ll have to get him out. That' s how it costs us our lives.

0:47 This is where the slug begins. With this I say the President of the Republic, Gustavo Petro, in the Movistar Arena. The audience. The audience to which he spoke were police officers with children and even the leadership of his Government, Minister of the Interior, Minister of Defence. And this the president said, every neighborhood cop knows where the pot is. Every neighborhood cop knows where the pot is. The thing is, the pot buys the cop and he knows this. He knows it not only the wacky one, but any one of us here. Anyone who knows the life of a Bogota neighborhood knows perfectly well that crime, by living with the police in the neighborhood, is capable of co- opting it. How can you not be able to copy it? If you copied the Senator of the Republic, how can you not be able to copy the crime? Whole State institutions were placed at the service of crime. If he bought judges, bought prosecutors, bought political leaders.

2:02 If the Supreme Court had to take thirty- five percent of the Senate to jail, then what happens in a neighborhood. Same thing, same thing, then what kind of police we have to have. Well, Felipe, every cop in the neighborhood knows where the pot is, and what happens is that the pot is buying the cops. Not that everything Petro says is wrong. First came three and a half hours late, which is a lack of respect with the ten thousand people who were there in the second move was to explain to the police community the new approach or the new way to approach the new policy and the new policy through the quadrants. He didn' t think of it, but tell them every neighborhood cop is corrupt. More word, less word is allowed to be bought by pots. But 24 hours to Maria Camilas, this gentleman had lamented the death of nine people belonging to the parks, because if they had been peasants, they would be inventing. This is the world. On the contrary, this gentleman is totally insane or so he is.

3:20 But I tell you, I went perlicacy. One hundred and twenty- four thousand men and women of the national police breast- feed embroidered violence more in these twenty months of government not and the only thing he can think of telling the commander- in- chief of the military forces is not that they are corrupt. The truth is, I' m running out of words. Maria Camila, maybe you could help me out a little. Philip doesn' t know he' s got me any more atoning on this case. The response of the man who represents the police, the Director General of that institution, the real William René Salamanca, who says no, that there is no crack at the President, because after these words that we are like in the audience there were heard screams that that is not so. And what a man, for in the institution there is one other, that there is a case he is fighting against corruption, but that he understands that besides, they are not all. There was no need here for a strong statement from the police to tell you, Mr President, you will be our boss, but we are not all corrupt here. Someone has to speak for the cops. Well, I understand General Salamanca, because he acts in good faith and has been in the institution for many years. He came back after he had been discharged and as I understand him, he can' t stand up to the President, because those who have faced the Executioner have been kicked out. And you know who I mean. José Antonio Campo, Cecilia López, Alejandro Gaviria Marta Lucía Zamora of the State Legal Agency did not position Dr Gómez in the Urdica

4:51 Agency. He was because he gave a contrary concept. Well, anyway, then, I get it, I don' t say it. No, no, don' t go that far. I do not censor it, it is not returned, but very much the petro puts them all in a very difficult situation. Notice that we saw three days ago the images of the commander, the general of the military forces, the commander of the army and the other weapons, the dome, the military dome sitting in Naya waiting to see if they could come to plans that is taken by the guerrillas, by the dissidences. So it' s very complicated. That' s not really how things work. But with this one it' s caught, what else can happen? What else can happen? And notice that today the country has been dawned with five terrorist attacks against the army police. Not a word.

5:45 Not a single word has said this, sir, and the morale of the Felipe troops, which is the other question that remains in an institution like the police, Not then on the floor? On the floor, not that, there' s nothing to do. Really, look very sorry for everything that ' s happening to the country. This is for the fuck' s sake, not to say he' s gone for the shit,' cause I feel sorry for the podcast friends. But this guy broke up with the country. It' s time to think about rebuilding the Republic of Colombia from August 3rd of the two thousand twenty- six, because this man is going to try to stay, but we' ll have to get him out. That ' s how it costs us our lives. This is his handcuff.