"Go Grey Davis . . . Yer blockin the cameras"
What's in it for the race pimp?
"Go Grey Davis . . . Yer blockin the cameras"
Oooo, thanks for the 'two-fer,' Jesse....
It was probably a training event for Jesse's goons.
"Look, Chavez. You gave one million bucks to Al-Qaeda. You operating on my side of the hemisphere, and you don't give me a taste. Whuzzup wid dat?"
Anyone got pictures of the Chavez Rule of Law?
The libs never met a thug they didn't love. If it were 1938 Jesse would be hugging Hitler.
Chavez threw Jackson some bait when he suggested that he would sell gasoline inexpensively to poor Americans.
IOW, is he going to show some common sense and decency for a change, or is Jackson going to act like Jackson?
Is this a trick question?
Ya know, one day Jesse is gonna poke his nose in something and get it cut off somewhere around the neck.
Jesse loves Castro, why wouldn't he love Chavez.
I assume Jesse Hijackson gave Hugo a big kisssy to go along with the mutual abrazos. What a shameless publicity hound is this Hijackson.
Bush's fault (insert Jesse accent)
Quick launch operation 700 Club...
That's Rem 700 club
UPDATE...
http://www.inatoday.com/prop%20cam%2091305.htm
"NEW, SOPHISTICATED PROPAGANDA CAMPAIGN AIMED AT U.S.
...WHERE MARX MEETS FUNDAMENTALIST ISLAM"
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "A significant part of the groundwork for Chavez's propaganda offensive can be seen in the visit of Rev. Jessie Jackson's three-day visit to Venezuela in late August. At the end of his sojourn, Jackson publicly took issue with U.S. statements that the Chavez government is a source of "instability" in Latin America, and stated that he found "no evidence" to support U.S. concerns, and urged efforts "to reduce…tensions."
With this declaration, one of the most prominent liberal activists in the U.S. sided with a foreign leader against the official policy of the United States. Rev. Jackson's statements would be read and considered by millions in the U.S., and Chavez could now claim that he and his government have support among some of the power elite in the U.S.
Rev. Jackson and his Rainbow Coalition organization are based in Chicago, which is becoming a center of pro-Chavez activity. Shortly following Rev. Jackson's Venezuelan trip, a last minute contribution from the government of Venezuela and the Venezuelan-controlled Citgo petroleum corporation, enabled Chicago's Puerto Rican Labor Day festival to take place. The City of Chicago and the County of Cook, where Chicago is located, has just concluded an agreement to use voting machines and election machine software produced by a firm with reportedly close connections to the Venezuelan government.
Chicago will also be the starting point on October 13, 2005 for the six-city tour of "Venezuela Matters," a group of "business leaders, musical artists, and academics" accompanied by "empowered Venezuelans" touting the wonders of the Marxist Chavez regime."
SEPTEMBER 13, 2005
By Toby Westerman
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