KarGo
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True fighter for people's rights.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-21679053
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-21679053
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The man seemed to be taking care of his country.
I have recently learned that when the US labels someone crazy that perhaps I should look more closely myself.
We are told daily that Iran and North Korea are crazy.
An interesting observation someone shared with me. They said that America is so worried about nuclear weapons win the wrong hands etc...the Russians are crazy and in the 50's we were going to be nuked by the Russians.
Yet, to date the only country to drop not one but two bombs on another country (Japan) was the US.
Hmmm so who is crazy again?
I truly hate the US government and their propaganda media to hate anyone who opposes them. If Venezuela had Oil, Chavez would have turned out like Saddam Hussain or Gaddafi. I think Ahmadinejad is great, hopefully the US doesn't put too many sanctions on Iran.
You know nothing like most America haters. They have lots of oil..ever heard of citgo?? Man I'm tired of moron American conspiracy theorists who have no information.
You know nothing like most America haters. They have lots of oil..ever heard of citgo?? Man I'm tired of moron American conspiracy theorists who have no information.
I should of phrased it better but, yes Venezuela does have oil. However, it legally nationalized its oil industry whereas Iraq Just took the oil fields back from the foreign companies.
Remember Kony 2012? Do you really think US would give 2 ***** about kony kidnapping kids in Uganda? Oh somehow they magically found oil deposits months later. If there is oil, US finds a peace keeping mission to take over the country.
The oil reserves found in Venezuela is relatively new and the US has exercised a great deal of pressure because of it through the Columbian proxies. The problem is that the US has traditionally seen Latin America as easy to pressure and manipulate with soft power and does not have the ability to commit force to the region to submit the likes of Chavez.
But we all recall Pinochet in Chile....that was no conspiracy and ventured into hard-power territory.
He is not that far off....note the rise in anti Chavez rhetoric corresponds with the discovered oil reserves in Venezuela circa 2006! The US just does not have their military hooks embedded in the region to wage a hard-war at the moment. Well they do have their Columbian proxy and CIA ops!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_reserves_in_Venezuela
Had it not been for the late discovery of oil, the US would have been all over whoever ruled Venezuela, if oil was discovered 30 years ago or around 1935 as it had been in Arabia. Hell they used hard-power over bananas!!!!! Give it time, they will eventually suffer a few bloody noses to the Chinese and employ a western hemispherical hard power in 50 years, withdrawing their armies from lost battlefields to bully the Latin people around in a quasi isolationist return to their roots.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banana_Wars
Wars over fruit you say?!?! Oh that's cooky conspiracy talk!
I won't say new. Over 30 yrs I would say
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Look at the spike in 2006
True fighter for people's rights.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-21679053
Key word "seemed"The man seemed to be taking care of his country.
Venezuela has had oil since the late 50's, the entire economy runs on oil.If Venezuela had Oil, Chavez would have turned out like Saddam Hussain or Gaddafi. I think Ahmadinejad is great, hopefully the US doesn't put too many sanctions on Iran.
Sorry, what spike?
Venezuela has been supplying oil & gas to latin America & the Caribbean for a while now. The price of gas there is cheaper than water
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The oil reserves found in Venezuela is relatively new and the US has exercised a great deal of pressure because of it through the Columbian proxies.
I am talking about governing but correct me if I am wrong, isn't the economy tied to the government policies and direction and isn't increase in crime tied to the economy or said country?It seems you are speaking more about crime than governing.
Did he invade a country for no reason?
Did he kill his people?
How do we know some of the issues we hear about is not just the good ole US of A and the CIA trying to destabilize the country?
From what I have read Chavez moved more of his people out of poverty and into the middle class.
No doubt power can corrupt. Look at the Catholic church this week and the Pope "stepping down"
I am talking about governing but correct me if I am wrong, isn't the economy tied to the government policies and direction and isn't increase in crime tied to the economy or said country?
I don't see how do you have a great government when the crime rate is expediently increasing? maybe you can explain me that one - However I believe I spoke a lot more than just about crime