It is official: Venezuela military confirm Chavez is out of power (CNN is quiet)

Reuters ^ | April 11, 2002 11:00 PM ET | Pascal Fletcher

[TLBSHOW]

I really mean it. Lets end commieland in Cuba. Why not? It is a disgrace that we have let him go on as long as we have. Free The Cuban people of Cuba now. Castro is as much a Terrorist as Bin Laden and Arafat. Can it be done? Of course it can. Give Castro the message, leave Cuba now or you will be forced out. The idiot movie stars that love castro can go there as human shields.

[TLBSHOW]

Cnn can rot in hell along with all the un american commies that work for them.

[The Great Satan]

Yip.

[inkling]

A toast to the Venezuelan military! Arepas all around!

Now the nation can get back to what's important: holding more of their famous beauty pageants. Chicas venezuelanas son las mas bonitas en el mundo!

[another cricket]

"CNN is quiet"....Well it's like a death in the family.

LOL.

a. cricket

[nunya bidness]

We can take my little rubber boat. I'll bring the sandwiches , you paddle.

[another cricket]

Make mine an arepa cerdo, please and a malta polar to wash it down.

a. cricket

[green team 1999]

the top general from the army said i`m sorry and apology because some of his troops were involved in shootings,said is not a coup de etat,but the army is with the people.

[green team 1999]

this sign say it all.freepers in venezuela??

[The Great Satan]

Great pic. Civilized people. How nice, after having to look at Palistinians all week.

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

I'd rather have a sister in a whorehouse than a brother in the Crescent News Network.

[jimkress]

Great picture. Where did you get it?

[Constantine XIII]

Where can I get that T-shirt!?

[bonesmccoy]

To the guy holding the sign:

You're sorry??? Heck, our nation had Bill Clinton for eight years...we're the ones who are sorry!

[ChadGore]

Crescent News Network. . .. hmmm I like that.

[green team 1999]

el universal newspaper from venezuelathe picture i founded with others from their newspaper,the guy is protesting.

[Davea]

This is from Business Week 10/02/00. Funny how things change..

Chavez' biggest fantasy of all may be that he can use OPEC to challenge U.S. geopolitical hegemony. He clearly delights in raising Washington's hackles. In August, he became the first head of state to pay a visit to Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein since the end of the Gulf War in 1991. ''Chavez has an inclination to use OPEC to conduct Third World foreign policy, much like in the '70s,'' says analyst Eduardo Lopez of Petroleum Finance Corp. in Washington, D.C. That's quite an ambition--but will it do Venezuela's oil industry any good? Oh well, the best laid plans of mice and men... The timing of this is great. Coincidence? Hardly.

[green team 1999]

oh yes,this venezuelan fellow just become a freeper,but he don`t know it yet.
time to start a venezuelan chapter???