05-28-2007, 12:45 PM
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A freakin' legend!
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Location: Las Vegas, Nevada USA
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Originally Posted by stickyfingerz
err I mean not America.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070527/...a_chavez_vs_tv
CARACAS, Venezuela - Television personalities embraced, wept and broke into chants of "freedom!" before the cameras Sunday as Venezuela's most widely watched channel prepared to go off the air at midnight under a decision by President Hugo Chavez that opponents called an assault on free speech.
Radio Caracas Television, the sole opposition-aligned TV station with nationwide reach, was being forced off the airwaves because Chavez refused to renew its broadcast license.
"We are living an injustice," said Eyla Adrian, a 35-year-old presenter, her eyes welling with tears. "I wish that tonight would never come."
Chavez said Saturday he was democratizing the airwaves by turning RCTV's signal over to a public service channel.
"That television station became a threat to the country so I decided not to renew the license because it's my responsibility," Chavez said.
Flame on!!! hehe
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I wonder why all of the American Left doesn't move to Venezuela? It is a workers paradise.
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