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It's Monday, October 3, 2016 from Slated to the Gisdai Mike Pasco, wow, a shocking, just a shocking international development.

No, I'm not talking about Kim Kardashian, West getting robbed.

Though that was a full segment on the BBC today.

Beyond that, I went to the BBC's website. They have like six stories on it.

There's one reference to the FARC, which is actually what I think is the real shocking international development.

And it's in the BBC and other languages. They're Spanish language service.

The ABC website right now, nothing about the FARC. They're gigantically prominently as Kim Kardashian West.

CNN, here are the top stories. Post-a-bate Clinton takes lead. Trump military suicides happen.

Kim Kardashian held a gunpoint. And then how do you sell $10 million in hot jewelry?

There is no Columbia FARC reference. So we know where our priorities are, but not here at the Gisd.

And by the way, how did the robbers ever get the drop on Kim Kardashian West?

How could they know the location of the notoriously secretive Ms. Kardashian West to have that fall into the wrong hands?

Or to have her set her Twitter or Instagram settings to public?

Yeah. Sypathies do. I'm not making light of what she went through. That does sound like a frightening ordeal.

But here's another one. The referendum to end the Colombian civil war went down to defeat by slim margins.

Colombians opted out of a FARC zit or maybe they entered into a warg zit.

Anyway, the FARC rebels. 50 years. 50 years they've been fighting in Columbia.

A quarter of a million people killed. You may have heard as I did that the referendum was a done deal.

It was going to get ratified by the public. We were told that Paul showed the referendum was passing handily.

I did some research. Indeed, some polls did show that, but others had exactly the opposite.

Like here's a headline from a month and a half ago. New Paul finds overwhelming majority in Columbia vote.

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