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I read it all, and just saw that he is disapointed and , as he always does, uses words that are " not-presidential ". I think it is a good thing it didn't pass, but obviously not for the same reasons as you ... You do HAVE an agenda, right ? |
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http://english.eluniversal.com/2007/...A1245643.shtml http://english.eluniversal.com/2007/...A1247117.shtml http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/...n3577979.shtml http://www.csmonitor.com/2007/1206/p01s01-woam.html I can also post the videos of Chavez saying it himself on TV if you know enough spanish to understand them. By the way, even though he boasts we have the most advanced electoral system in the world, we still dont have the final election results. We still dont know if his defeat was by such a narrow margin. Chavez said himself on sunday night that when he saw that he could not win the elections he authorized the president of the National Electoral Council to announce the results.He admitted on monday that he knew what the outcome was going to be by 9PM. The results were given at 1:30AM Hmm...why does he have so much control over the president over the NEC? Quote:
But just the article that stated that a president could be re-elected indefinitely should give you an idea. |
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So you being anti your president ( Anti-Chavez ), does that make you a Venezuela Hater, a terrorist ? |
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You hate Bush. So anyone that insults Bush = The Good Guys. I never brought up Bush in this thread. I dont like him at all. But he is not the president of my country. Did you know that here in Venezuela Chavez himself calls those who are against him ,terrorist, lackeys of the empire, shit, no-brain puppets and a long list of other adjectives that I dont care to remember right now? And that when those that are agains him protest, he sets the National Guard on them with full violence? Do you really think Chavez is a true democrat? |
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Nope .. I don't ... He is a military guy, just like Musharef, Saddam, Pinochet, Noriega, Idi Amin Dadda, and BUSH ( well, he sort of plays the role ... )... But one thing for sure, he doesn't let the country be raped by foreign corps such as United Fruits .... I have been to your country 4 times, Columbia 3 times, Guatemala during the " war " of 1980 , El Salvador .... so I hab=ve seen things .... But you still didn't answer my question .... would of tought that the logic applied universally ... doesn't seem like it ... |
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Or he just gives it away to Fidel and other countries in exchange for their support. Quote:
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It's good to see Chavez knocked down a peg or two.
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His ministers and those around him charge commisions to foreign oil companies like Exxon,Total,Shell and the usual suspects. It´s no secret here in Venezuela how those in high seats in PDVSA (the national oil company) are becoming incredibly rich overnight. Just one story: Quote:
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Yeah right :1orglaugh |
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Saddam on the other hand did nothing for Iraq that warranted Iraqis allowing him to stay in power. Fact is, the people of Iraq are some of the biggest cowards in the entire world. That is why so little progress has been made there since the start of the war. Chavez.... He isn't the big bad wolf that Bush and the US media make him out to be. They have a legit democracy down there, and there are no signs of Chavez not respecting the will of his people. |
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