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Argentinian legend Facundo Cabral killed today in Guatemala
I got the strong feeling this was a political assassination.
For those who know him... Do you the Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez Frias is responsible for this?? |
who gives a shit?
fuck him |
one day we will invade venezuela...
who knows when, but it will happen... . |
chavez was given cancer by american nano weapons.
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here in goes again: Do you think the Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez Frias is responsible for this?? |
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Chavez it's not a leftist. He's just a fucking dictator using the leftists to stay in power and Cabral knew this |
By the way don't expect Chavez to post on his Twitter that he killed Cabral
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Is Chavez still in Cuba for cancer treatments?
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This is a big fucking loss...
That guy was awesome. His songs and his peace and brotherhood speeches were great! He was given the honorary title of World Peace Messenger by the UNESCO. He recorded his songs in nine different languages and gave concerts in 159 different countries. So, to the asshole Internet User: there is gonna be some people who cares asshole! RIP Facundo Cabral... |
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America governs the US Virgin Islands, not ownership like a State, just like we rule over it. Anyway, our DEA will make drug sweeps, they can drink at 18 because they get no fed funding for roads, yet get fed assistance after disasters, anyway... So, on St. Croix is Hovensa, LLC - Which is a national oil company owned by Venezuela and... protected by America. We also protect the shipping channels..... and from what I gather, they have some rigs in our gulf as well, protected by us again. Now, I get the dictator shit, or if they try to skew the oil markets by changing currency, logic shit.. but I don't get this partnership, with the fake hate, wrapped around it. It's like we're pretending to be a bully.... to our best friend, just to keep the image up of the bully. I truly don't get it.. |
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Ven exports oil all over the place and they have enough to keep going for years and years. they supply u.s. with 12 percent of its oil, and ship alot of oil to china and russia. there is no way in hell u.s. is going to fuck with venezuela. chavez knows one thing, make friends with all the biggies and buy your protection. chavez can bitch all he wants about the u.s. while the u.s. can complain about chavez but in the end they both have something the other needs. on edit- i should say there is no way in hell the u.s. would directly fuck with venezuela. they have been covertly, but with limited success. |
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we will find a way to take it... the US military is nothing more than bodyguards for large corporations and mercenaries for corporations that want to take control of more resources.. . |
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consider the fact that chavez has been in power since 1999, that is 12 years, so if the u.s. had anything going they would have long since made their move. keep in mind that while u.s. has their "bodyguards" as you so rightly put it, china has theirs, but 10s of millions more... on edit- come to think about it, if u.s. did do something stupid by trying to invade venezuela that could easily be the start of WWIII. |
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Before Chavez the law in Venezuela didn't allow an active president to be a candidate for the next elections neither be re-elected. With Chavez all that changed and Venezuelans are still too stupid to understand why. Chavez it's being using all Venezuelan patriotic icons to blind the people and if you go right now to a Venezuelan embassy you'll find a picture of Ché Guevara or even Fidel. And once again Venezuelans buy it. Great companies in Venezuela are closing their doors or moving to Colombia because Chavez it's being nationalizing all companies to have even more power. Go to a supermarket in Venezuela and you'll see empty shelves. Venezuela it's not producing any more goods, everything has to be imported from other countries I agree with you about Chavez buying protection from Russia, China and other countries. I would even add that Chavez is being putting the Venezuelans money in other countries to buy protection and get more power. There are a couple of presidents from South America who are in power because Chavez founded their presidential campaigns. |
Here in Mexico there is rumors that is was Los Zetas that killed him...
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I lived in venezuela during 2006-2007 for 8 months and here is the verifiable truth- 1)the current govt is a legally elected social democracy. This has been documented by other countries in all cases. 2)people pro or con regarding chavez speak their minds freely in public and demonstrate as freely as they do in any other country. 3)during my time there i asked alot of people about chavez and got a 60% pro and 40% against, so MOST venezuelans will tell you differently. Quote:
And as far as nationalizing companies, corruption is being dealt with. chavez has systematically nationalized all bullshit corporations operating illegally in venezuela and as you should know many of these companies are tied to u.s. organizations devoted to ousting chavez so any of this whining about "oh he's attacking private companies" is utter bullshit and you know it. Right, going to Colombia:1orglaugh Now there's an upstanding government for you :1orglaugh And what do you mean venezuela doesn't make anymore goods? Where do you get that from? Thats just a silly statement. While I do not agree entirely with what chavez did or is doing, he's still better than the murderous dictators who littered south america before. |
I like Chavez - pull my links ...
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I think i need to clarify something here before going further.
Latin America Mourns Cabral's Death Chavez llora por Facundo Cabral (Chavez Cries For Facundo Cabral) So for you to come on here and say that Chavez could be involved in killing Cabral shows me where your head is at. |
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GUATEMALA CITY ? One of Latin America?s most admired folk singers, Facundo Cabral, was killed Saturday when three carloads of gunmen ambushed the vehicle in which he was riding, prompting expressions of anguish from across the region. Authorities said the performer?s concert promoter was apparently the target.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/...M5H_story.html They were trying to kill Suge Knight but ended up dropping Tupac. |
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I lived 17 years of my life there and I go there very often for months. Most of my family lives there and I heard their stories. Check this one: http://desdelacol.blogspot.com/2007/...as-baduel.html This proofs that Cabral was against Chavez. I may be wrong but he had reasons to get rid of him. Those crocodile tears mean nothing to me. By the way... about the the democratically elected Chavez. Do you know about Chavez's political dehabilitation system? Check this one in case you don't http://pdc-cuba.com/foro-internacion...ca-a-dedo.html I could keep going but obviously he must be a hero for you so I'm not going to loose my time |
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I had a cassette of facundo cabral when I was a kid |
viva chavez!!!
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I always love to watch people praise Chavez from the comfort of their safe, democratic countries.
Try living here for a while. Watch Chavez give away the country to the cubans and the chinese and then talk about imperialism. Watch 30 people get killed every weekend (only in Caracas) because of rampant insecurity and then watch Chavez talk about the dead in Iraq. Watch the country with the highest oil reserves have blackouts and enforced energy shortages. Watch Chavez talk about the deaths in the wars the US wages in the world and then sell venezuelan oil that powers US planes,ships,etc. Watch all of Latin American economies grow, except for Venezuela's and then watch Chavez talk about the death of capitalism. Then you can talk. |
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The only thing it says in that article is that while Cabral was in Venezuela doing his concert he said nothing about Chavez, which of course was construed as being against Chavez by the obviously pro-globovision blogger. btw, you do realize that Cabral considered Che Guevara one of the great men along with people like Ghandi don't you? It's kind of weird and twisted that you would mourn the death of Cabral when you posted earlier that "right now go to a Venezuelan embassy you'll find a picture of Ché Guevara or even Fidel." So you somehow like this guy Cabral who idolized Guevara yet you despise Chavez for hanging Guevara's picture in the Venezuelan embassy? |
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I'm worried that it might be too late though. He has complete control over every branch of the government, justice and military. Nothing is done without his approval. Corruption is more rampant than ever before and Chavez knows it . He just lets everyone have a piece of the pie in exchange for their support. |
Too many traitors to the bolivarian revolution on this thread ...
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Since Chavez and his troupe of incompetent clowns destroyed the venezuelan economy and national production, making the country more dependant than ever on imported goods, there is always a constant shortage of something. I would love to watch Caligari and his GF or wife go out to the supermarket and not find sanitary towels. Or deal with the highest inflation of the world (higher than the Congo and Zimbabwe!). Or have his fridge or TV (that he paid for at a very high price thanks to the inflation) damaged thanks to one of the many, many blackouts. Let's see how long his loyalty to the bolivarian revolution lasts :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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1)July 7th, 2011 - Canada based Foundation for Democratic Advancement (FDA) found Venezuela?s elections to be ?exceptionally fair, and thereby highly democratic" and Ranked Venezuela Number One in Electoral Fairness. http://venezuelanalysis.com/news/6336 -of course he probably bought off the canadians as you say;) 2)Eyewitness Update from the Venezuelan Revolution by Catriona Goss http://venezuelanalysis.com/analysis/6340 "This year there was even more to celebrate in Venezuela. The minimum wage was increased 25%, symbolically coming into effect on the 1st May and making it the second highest in Latin America. Public sector workers including teachers and nurses got a 45% pay increase. Also, all workers now receive ?cesta tickets? food vouchers on top of their pay. Previously only employers with 20 workers had to provide this benefit. These measures are key to guaranteeing basic nutrition and living standards in the face of inflation." Sounds like a complete disaster to me;) This will be my last post on the whole subject because frankly you anti-chavez people are all the same, you've been effectively brainwashed by crafty institutions like globovision and you wouldn't open your eyes to save your lives. As far as the original idea by the thread starter of Chavez having Cabral killed, it only further proves how paranoid you people are. While i am not totally pro chavez, he's better than venezuela had before. |
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okay, this was my last post on the subject;) |
Where did I say "Corrupt electoral process"? I said it was conveniently fixed to favor chavez. think you need Mision Robinson. Read this:
http://venezuela-europa.blogspot.com...mandering.html http://venezuela-europa.blogspot.com...g-part-ii.html I know you will just discredit the source, but how do you explain that Chavez got less votes and more people in congress?? Yes, the minimum wage is increased every year by 25%, but the inflation is at nearly 30%. How do you know that he is better than anything we had before? You got that from 8 months living here? I've been here for 30 years. Do you have anything to reply regarding all my other points? Insecurity, destroyed economy and production, blackouts, inflation,etc? I posted a bunch of other stuff above. Got no opinion on that? Or was that really your last reply on the thread because you realized you don't know anything about the reality of the venezuelan people? You really weren't expecting an actual venezuelan living in Venezuela to reply to you did you? |
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i am surprised there are a few venezuelans on the board which is cool regardless of your political leanings. btw, since venezuela has the hottest girls in the world, is there a really good site featuring venezuelan hotties with an aff program? i would think there are some but i have never found one. |
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I tend not to get in political discussions anymore. It's been 12 years of constant political bullshit and it's worn me out. I've been tear gassed, been thrown stones at, shot rubber bullets and shot actual bullets at (in april 2002) and I'm just at a stage where I don't feel like discussing politics anymore. And specially not with someone who does not live in the country, and I mean this in the most polite way. Quote:
I'm pretty sure Karla Spice and Natalia Spice are from Venezuela. Their sites are even blocked in the country hehe, I guess it's a geo block from the sponsor at their request or something. There was also this girl sometime ago that had a site until someone found out she was underage or something, I can't remember. |
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