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kektex 05-27-2007 09:07 PM

Well Chavez just closed a TV station
 
Chavez has just closed the oldest TV station in Venezuela and one of the most critical of his government.
How democratic of him... fucking idiot

CaptainHowdy 05-27-2007 09:28 PM

I was checking the protesters on TV... Chavez it's a fucking madman.

Sly 05-27-2007 09:30 PM

Thats just the beginning. I have to admit, this is going to be interesting to watch.

SmokeyTheBear 05-27-2007 09:33 PM

who did you vote for ?

juz 05-27-2007 09:34 PM

Gotta love censorship

kektex 05-27-2007 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear (Post 12498891)
who did you vote for ?

When he was first elected I was too young to vote.
Never voted for him . You could see his true colors a mile away.
But today Venezuela is paying for the ignorance the past governments inflicted upon the poor people.

juz 05-27-2007 09:44 PM

If you live in Venezuela, I feel for you Chavez is going to run that country into the ground. Picture the flourishing economies of Cuba and The Soviet Union, that is your future :(

kektex 05-27-2007 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by juz (Post 12498915)
If you live in Venezuela, I feel for you Chavez is going to run that country into the ground. Picture the flourishing economies of Cuba and The Soviet Union, that is your future :(

If you had told me that a couple of years ago I wouldnīt believe you.
But today I feel we are closer than ever to that sad reality.
Everyday I think about the opportunities this country is missing with the highest oil prices ever and Chavez has wasted it all promoting his "revolution".

DeadFidel 05-27-2007 09:48 PM

I like him.

CWeb 05-27-2007 09:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kektex (Post 12498928)
If you had told me that a couple of years ago I wouldn´t believe you.
But today I feel we are closer than ever to that sad reality.
Everyday I think about the opportunities this country is missing with the highest oil prices ever and Chavez has wasted it all promoting his "revolution".

Sounds very much like another country to the north of you :)

You know if Chavez is actually dumping oil revenues into infrastructure or is this being syphoned off?

kektex 05-27-2007 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by DeadFidel (Post 12498931)
I like him.

Hehe I like your sig...that pic rocks.
Iīm gonna have to photoshop Chavez in there somehow.They would be soooo happy together in hell!

kektex 05-27-2007 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by CWeb (Post 12498934)
Sounds very much like another country to the north of you :)

You know if Chavez is actually dumping oil revenues into infrastructure or is this being syphoned off?

There has been a lot of infrastructure work here I have to admit, but when you take in to account that he has been in power for 8 years with the highest oil revenues in the history of the country, it amounts to nothing. What the hell do I care about a bridge or a highway when the hospitals dont have any beds?

Corruption is rampant in PDVSA, the state owned oil company, and itīs starting to show in oil production numbers and in the international reserves.

Meanwhile, over 50 people are killed every single weekend here and the bastard criticizes Bush over the dead in Iraq....

GatorB 05-27-2007 10:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by juz (Post 12498915)
If you live in Venezuela, I feel for you Chavez is going to run that country into the ground. Picture the flourishing economies of Cuba and The Soviet Union, that is your future :(


Cuba's economy sucks because of the embargo. If there was no embargo Cuba's economy would be fine. Do you think most Americans would care about it being communist if they were allowed to vacation there? Do you think people would care about it being communist when they buy Cuban made products? People don't have a problem visiting China or buying products made in China. And Chinas economy is doing just fine.

GatorB 05-27-2007 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by kektex (Post 12498946)
Meanwhile, over 50 people are killed every single weekend here and the bastard criticizes Bush over the dead in Iraq....

That's a slow week in Detroit.

CWeb 05-27-2007 10:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kektex (Post 12498946)
There has been a lot of infrastructure work here I have to admit, but when you take in to account that he has been in power for 8 years with the highest oil revenues in the history of the country, it amounts to nothing. What the hell do I care about a bridge or a highway when the hospitals dont have any beds?

Yep... can see your point. Smells like the usual govt inefficiency and lack of coordination.

Quote:

Originally Posted by kektex (Post 12498946)
Corruption is rampant in PDVSA, the state owned oil company, and itīs starting to show in oil production numbers and in the international reserves.

Kinda normal in a state owned monopoly - once you open one file there is a can of worms and with each sheet of paper you touch - there is another can of worms underneath that ad nausea....

I like Venezuela - amazing place with plenty opportunties ahead. Suspect it will take time to stabilize - the killer is always poverty and where people may prefer to vote for more extreme candidates who may claim to be fighting on their behalf. It's the same trend in Nicaragua and a few other SA countries at the moment - and a backlash against historical interference in a number of these countries.

kektex 05-27-2007 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by GatorB (Post 12498966)
That's a slow week in Detroit.

Iīm talking about a weekend not a week. From midnight friday to sunday at midnight.

kektex 05-27-2007 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by CWeb (Post 12498971)
Yep... can see your point. Smells like the usual govt inefficiency and lack of coordination.

Kinda normal in a state owned monopoly - once you open one file there is a can of worms and with each sheet of paper you touch - there is another can of worms underneath that ad nausea....

I like Venezuela - amazing place with plenty opportunties ahead. Suspect it will take time to stabilize - the killer is always poverty and where people may prefer to vote for more extreme candidates who may claim to be fighting on their behalf. It's the same trend in Nicaragua and a few other SA countries at the moment - and a backlash against historical interference in a number of these countries.

That is definitely what we are seeing here.A sector of the population that has been ignored feels identified by this guy that comes and talks to them about socialism and how everyone is going to be equal after they have been historically ignored,etc.
Ask anyone of those people what socialism is.Or why so many of their socialist leaders are now moving out of the barrios and in to the classiest and most expensive neighborhoods. Or why Chavez gets a $75million plane while the hospitals dont have any beds.
For some reason they are still blind to all of this.

he-fox 05-27-2007 10:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kektex (Post 12498993)
That is definitely what we are seeing here.A sector of the population that has been ignored feels identified by this guy that comes and talks to them about socialism and how everyone is going to be equal after they have been historically ignored,etc.
Ask anyone of those people what socialism is.Or why so many of their socialist leaders are now moving out of the barrios and in to the classiest and most expensive neighborhoods. Or why Chavez gets a $75million plane while the hospitals dont have any beds.
For some reason they are still blind to all of this.

dude, run away while you still can.

mark my words.

GrouchyAdmin 05-27-2007 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by he-fox (Post 12499029)
dude, run away while you still can.

mark my words.

Hey man. Just wanted to say that it was great meeting you at Del Ray, and I owe you drinks next time we go out! :1orglaugh :thumbsup

he-fox 05-27-2007 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by GrouchyAdmin (Post 12499032)
Hey man. Just wanted to say that it was great meeting you at Del Ray, and I owe you drinks next time we go out! :1orglaugh :thumbsup

:1orglaugh :thumbsup

kektex 05-27-2007 10:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by he-fox (Post 12499029)
dude, run away while you still can.

mark my words.

I think about that every day.Itīs so sad that I have to think about leaving the country I love because we ended up with a president that has no respect for people that do not agree with him and that his followers are as intolerant as him.

juz 05-27-2007 10:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GatorB (Post 12498962)
Cuba's economy sucks because of the embargo. If there was no embargo Cuba's economy would be fine. Do you think most Americans would care about it being communist if they were allowed to vacation there? Do you think people would care about it being communist when they buy Cuban made products? People don't have a problem visiting China or buying products made in China. And Chinas economy is doing just fine.



Maybe so, but the Soviet Unions was a disaster, Chinas is not comparable to Cuba for several factors but lets start with the most obvious- population.

The short and sweet of it is that foreign oil companies are pulling out of VZ, and PDVSA does not have the technology or the money to step right in and take over. Even with the presence of China and India there is going to be a delay of 5-8 years to ramp E&P back to todays levels. VZ's product isn't like most crude, its extremely thick and hard to move, now toss in that the majority of the worlds refineries that can process it are in.. The USA.

So tell me what is going to happen to VZ's economy when their GDP is shit for 5-8 years?

GatorB 05-27-2007 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by kektex (Post 12498974)
Iīm talking about a weekend not a week. From midnight friday to sunday at midnight.

Yeah you guys are only #4 in murder rate. Hell JAMAICA is ahead of you. Work harder at murder.

GatorB 05-27-2007 10:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by juz (Post 12499054)
Maybe so, but the Soviet Unions was a disaster, Chinas is not comparable to Cuba for several factors but lets start with the most obvious- population.

The fact that Cuba would become a tourist mecca if it was allowed and the fact is that if Cuban products were allowed to be bought by Americans there is ZERO doubt Cubas economy would be much greater. That was the whole point fo the the embargo in the first place, to cripple Cubas economy.

Quote:

So tell me what is going to happen to VZ's economy when their GDP is shit for 5-8 years?
A better question to ask is if I give a shit, which I don't. Do think I care if some protestor puts a bullet is Chavez's brain? Nope.

crockett 05-27-2007 10:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kektex (Post 12498833)
Chavez has just closed the oldest TV station in Venezuela and one of the most critical of his government.
How democratic of him... fucking idiot

Chavez is just the next Fidel Castro or Saddam in Training. Starts out as a "for the people" guy, then turns into a dictator. Nothing new it's happened many times in the past. Sad part is the people in his country can't see it coming.

kektex 05-27-2007 10:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GatorB (Post 12499066)
Yeah you guys are only #4 in murder rate. Hell JAMAICA is ahead of you. Work harder at murder.

Well I was referring to your Detroit comment, not Jamaica.
And I dont see Jamaicaīs PM trying to solve the problems of the world like Chavez is...

CWeb 05-27-2007 10:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kektex (Post 12498993)
That is definitely what we are seeing here.A sector of the population that has been ignored feels identified by this guy that comes and talks to them about socialism and how everyone is going to be equal after they have been historically ignored,etc.
Ask anyone of those people what socialism is.Or why so many of their socialist leaders are now moving out of the barrios and in to the classiest and most expensive neighborhoods. Or why Chavez gets a $75million plane while the hospitals dont have any beds.
For some reason they are still blind to all of this.

Yep... the sales pitch always captures people with great promises for the future - they want to believe it, and agree, it is a kinda blindness and refusal to accept reality. It's the same on the extreme opposite of the political fence - a complete dumbing and inability to think.

It is a great pity Chavez removed RCTV's broadcasting license. Understand RCTV will still be available on cable tho the network infrastructure is being moved over to the new channel? Bill Phelps will be turning in his grave at the concept that any govt would shut RCTV down. It's not the case that they broadcast utter junk/propaganda, but one of the oldest and most respected broadcasters.

juz 05-27-2007 10:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GatorB (Post 12499084)
The fact that Cuba would become a tourist mecca if it was allowed and the fact is that if Cuban products were allowed to be bought by Americans there is ZERO doubt Cubas economy would be much greater. That was the whole point fo the the embargo in the first place, to cripple Cubas economy.



A better question to ask is if I give a shit, which I don't. Do think I care if some protestor puts a bullet is Chavez's brain? Nope.


If you don't give a shit don't hit the quote and reply buttons

kektex 05-27-2007 11:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CWeb (Post 12499110)
Yep... the sales pitch always captures people with great promises for the future - they want to believe it, and agree, it is a kinda blindness and refusal to accept reality. It's the same on the extreme opposite of the political fence - a complete dumbing and inability to think.

It is a great pity Chavez removed RCTV's broadcasting license. Understand RCTV will still be available on cable tho the network infrastructure is being moved over to the new channel? Bill Phelps will be turning in his grave at the concept that any govt would shut RCTV down. It's not the case that they broadcast utter junk/propaganda, but one of the oldest and most respected broadcasters.

They are working out deals with some of the cable companies so they can broadcast via cable. The thing is, that when you operate in a country where one man controls everything ,itīs not easy to get help.
Cable companies have been receiving pressure byt the government for some time already.

If broadcasting junk and propaganda was the real reason for shutting down RCTV then the government owned stations should have been shut down long ago. RCTV had the highest ratings of any TV station in the country (around 43%) for some reason.

CWeb 05-27-2007 11:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kektex (Post 12499124)
They are working out deals with some of the cable companies so they can broadcast via cable. The thing is, that when you operate in a country where one man controls everything ,itīs not easy to get help.
Cable companies have been receiving pressure byt the government for some time already.

Good news :thumbsup And hope they do work out deals and spread that risk over a number of cable operators :-)

Seen all this crap before in another country where there was an element of "deviancy" and false claims about broadcasting licenses. Knew the people involved - they were honorable and genuine journalists. It took .. think 10 years and a series of court hearings/appeals, but - they got their broadcasting license returned and are now free to blast the govt to hell and back if they misbehave :winkwink: When broadcasts started again, it was amazing to listen to phone-in programming where the public were given an opportunity to speak or ask questions - they obviously loved being given a voice :)

Irrespective of Chavez's views or his revolution - messing with broadcasting, especially respected broadcasting, is a big mistake and karma has it's ways :winkwink:

There is the other side to broadcasting - basically propaganda for the brain dead (prob worst in the world outside China is alleged Fox News) - could not care less if they were junked. Let's hope Chavez's new station is not another broadcaster to the brain dead, with the only difference of political extremism from the other side of the fence.

Sly 05-27-2007 11:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crockett (Post 12499095)
Chavez is just the next Fidel Castro or Saddam in Training. Starts out as a "for the people" guy, then turns into a dictator. Nothing new it's happened many times in the past. Sad part is the people in his country can't see it coming.

Hitler basically did the same thing. Brought the country out of the depression, put foods on tables and people were ready to follow that man anywhere... I can't blame them.

When you give a starving family food and drink, they're going to ignore what's taking a hit around the country. All of these poor people in the South America's see a little food and a little medicine and their Saviour has arrived.

Sly 05-27-2007 11:27 PM

What's up Webby? New nick?

CWeb 05-27-2007 11:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sly (Post 12499204)
Hitler basically did the same thing. Brought the country out of the depression, put foods on tables and people were ready to follow that man anywhere... I can't blame them.

When you give a starving family food and drink, they're going to ignore what's taking a hit around the country. All of these poor people in the South America's see a little food and a little medicine and their Saviour has arrived.

Exactly Sly - the Saviour has arrived :)

It's not just in Ven at the moment - there are similar scenarios in Peru, Boliva, Nicaragua, Chile etc. The root prob comes from poverty and also a degree of historical backlash from interference in these countries.

In many ways you can't blame them - they have walked that walk and been ignored. Some of their families have been murdered in the "South American Holocaust" and it's inevitable they will support any person who says he will stand up against this conduct and represent them.

Dunno what effect Chavez may have on Venezuela in the end - the national economy prob won't change - tho depends where the revenues are spent.

Sly 05-27-2007 11:47 PM

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Originally Posted by CWeb (Post 12499252)
Exactly Sly - the Saviour has arrived :)

It's not just in Ven at the moment - there are similar scenarios in Peru, Boliva, Nicaragua, Chile etc. The root prob comes from poverty and also a degree of historical backlash from interference in these countries.

Right. All of those countries you listed have leftist leaders. They're all facing the same problem. This is case in point why the population of a country does not always know what's best for it.

I just want bananas.

CWeb 05-27-2007 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Sly (Post 12499266)
I just want bananas.

No problemo - how many you want? :winkwink:

Kinda funny... normally supermarkets price product by barcode or whatever. The cost of bananas is just too cheap to even price and it's hardly even worth using good shelf space for them. You just throw some in a bag and pay little at the cashpoint - think around 2 cents each.

kektex 05-29-2007 07:39 AM

The students have taken over the protests and things are getting out of hand for the government! This is backfiring quickly on them internationally.

Their new tear gas hurts a lot! They made us run like three blocks with their fucking water trucks but in the end they gave up chasing and we took the streets again.The people threw stuff at the National Guard from the buildings and they had to back down.

xxxdesign-net 05-29-2007 07:52 AM

The US was pulling the strings at that station.. Its no secret that they want Chavez out.. If Iran was pulling the strings at NBC and pushing their propaganda, you think Bush wouldnt close it.. ? :upsidedow

kektex 05-29-2007 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by xxxdesign-net (Post 12506315)
The US was pulling the strings at that station.. Its no secret that they want Chavez out.. If Iran was pulling the strings at NBC and pushing their propaganda, you think Bush wouldnt close it.. ? :upsidedow

Did you know that the government has 6 tv stations?
With the closing down of RCTV there is only one TV station left that is critical of the Government.That says a lot about the freedom of speech here.

Itīs also no secret that Fidel Castro (or whatīs left of him) is controlling most of the country.Whatīs the difference with the supposed "US string-pulling" in this TV station?

xxxdesign-net 05-29-2007 08:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kektex (Post 12506325)
Did you know that the government has 6 tv stations?
With the closing down of RCTV there is only one TV station left that is critical of the Government.That says a lot about the freedom of speech here.

Itīs also no secret that Fidel Castro (or whatīs left of him) is controlling most of the country.Whatīs the difference with the supposed "US string-pulling" in this TV station?

Fidel Castro the puppet master? LOL.. where the hell did you hear that?
As for as your question, can you rephrase it.. didnt understand..

kektex 05-29-2007 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by xxxdesign-net (Post 12506369)
Fidel Castro the puppet master? LOL.. where the hell did you hear that?
As for as your question, can you rephrase it.. didnt understand..

I didnīt hear it.My mother works in one of the ministries in the government. Every single meeting for the "revolution" has cubans running it. The cuban G2 is constantly offering intelligence services for the government.Fidel is Chavezīs inspiration and advisor.If you donīt know that you are not very well informed.

My question is: what is the difference between the supposed "U.S string pulling" behind this TV station and the obvious cuban interference in government issues?

If Bush closed down NBC would you stand for it?


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