While the world recovered from the Super Bowl and prepared for Super Tuesday, I skipped work and spent Monday driving roughly 250 miles through a terrific Midwestern winter fog storm to join a worldwide protest at the University of Illinois. This, however, unlike anti-war "protests" where American collegians march against their own country's actions, was a true international peace march against the leftist guerilla terrorist organization in Colombia known as FARC. My fiancée, who hails from Colombia, joined me on this trip to show condemnation for this group responsible for more than 2,000 deaths and even more kidnappings of all ethnicities in Colombia and elsewhere the past four decades.On a gloomy winter day in Champaign, Illinois, with campus buildings barely visible through a dense fog, the group of mostly students set up in front of the University Union. We stood right next to the Barack Obama and Ron Paul booths, in place to...(Read Full Post)