YOUR AVATAR

[MariaLionza]

I just noticed that spuckle has Carlos "El Chacal" as avatar.
When I left home in the 80 the police put a his foto inside my passport and told me "if you see him and tell us we'll reward you for life"
I thought me... I'm always in the clouds imagine I am going to notice something like the most artful person of the time

[f3lix]

I just noticed that spuckle has Carlos "El Chacal" as avatar.
When I left home in the 80 the police put a his foto inside my passport and told me "if you see him and tell us we'll reward you for life"
I thought me... I'm always in the clouds imagine I am going to notice something like the most artful person of the time

Well now you've found him are you going to turn him in or is he already behind bars?

[MariaLionza]

I just noticed that spuckle has Carlos "El Chacal" as avatar.
When I left home in the 80 the police put a his foto inside my passport and told me "if you see him and tell us we'll reward you for life"
I thought me... I'm always in the clouds imagine I am going to notice something like the most artful person of the time

Well now you've found him are you going to turn him in or is he already behind bars?

He's been behind bars for more than 10 years now. There was a period in which it seemed the Palestinians were going to make a peace pact with their neighbours so as he worked as a free lance (literally) for Palestinia, the pact was you give it to us and we give you what you want, namely peace. He was betrayed and caught in Sudan, and the peace never happened.

[f3lix]

I have to admit I didn't know he who was until I looked him up on Wikipedia

Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez apparently referred to him as his "good friend"

Other points of interest:

He was given the nom de guerre Carlos when he became a member of the leftist Popular Front for Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). Carlos was given the "Jackal" moniker by the press (The Guardian) when the Frederick Forsyth novel The Day of the Jackal was reportedly found among his belongings

Carlos the Jackal features prominently in Robert Ludlum's Bourne Trilogy. In the trilogy, Carlos is depicted as the world's most dangerous assassin, a man with international contacts that allow him to strike efficiently and anonymously at locations anywhere on the globe. His actual name (Ilyich Ramirez Sanchez) is used and details - a mixture of fact and fiction - are given about his upbringing and training, including the fictional account that he trained with Russian intelligence at Novgorod

Right! whose avatar are we going to scrutinise next

[spuckle]

LOL!

Someone has recognised me, luckily I'm a master of disguise...

[andre6ft2]

lol i like that post Spuckle nice 1 lol

[MariaLionza]

I have to admit I didn't know he who was until I looked him up on Wikipedia

Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez apparently referred to him as his "good friend"

Other points of interest:

He was given the nom de guerre Carlos when he became a member of the leftist Popular Front for Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). Carlos was given the "Jackal" moniker by the press (The Guardian) when the Frederick Forsyth novel The Day of the Jackal was reportedly found among his belongings

Carlos the Jackal features prominently in Robert Ludlum's Bourne Trilogy. In the trilogy, Carlos is depicted as the world's most dangerous assassin, a man with international contacts that allow him to strike efficiently and anonymously at locations anywhere on the globe. His actual name (Ilyich Ramirez Sanchez) is used and details - a mixture of fact and fiction - are given about his upbringing and training, including the fictional account that he trained with Russian intelligence at Novgorod

Right! whose avatar are we going to scrutinise next

Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez apparently referred to him as his "good friend"
Well, of course El Chacal went to Uni in Russia! And Chavez is a commie