Protests erupt against Venezuela's new government; new foreign minister seeks close US ties

yhoo.com ^ | Apr 13, 2002 4:44 PM ET | ANDREW SELSKY, AP

[chilepepper]

The Left's plan of providing a southern front to divert America's attention from the Middle East has collapsed. Welcome to the New World Order where America uses it resources in it best interests... just as Castro and the pitiful Soviet Union used to do.

Cuba is next! Bank on it...

[samtheman]

Outside the presidential palace, police used tear gas to push back hundreds of Chavez supporters rallying outside the palace, chanting, "Chavez will be back!" and "Democracy, not dictatorship."

Hundreds of supporters? It seems like only a few days ago when hundreds of thousands demonstrated to kick Chavez out. There just aren't enough leftists to go around these days. Maybe we should airlift some in from Berkeley. On condition that they don't come back.

[stands2reason]

Notice how biased the article is. No mention of Chavez being a "Leftist" (which is the best we can expect from the liberal media--the words "communist" or "Marxist" are a no-no--the media must not let on to the GP that they exist anymore) notice how the interim governor "abolished" all of the "people's" government without explaining that those branches were abolished and re-created in Chavez' image in the first place.

[stands2reason]

     

Posted by godisright to godisright

On News/Activism ^ Mar 17 2:04 PM #69 of 100 ^

I am actually a Marxist radical who doesn't believe anything I post here.

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[stands2reason]

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You freepers? Interesting.

Good catch, SG.

Not such a good catch. I am obviously intentional being very myself with these posts tonight and thus blowing my cover.

I wonder if you can donate to BP Amoco online to fight their war against enviro-terrorists. Maybe you guys should do that. Because you know these global corporations are the poor underdog against these all-pervasive leftist groups. These multi-nationals need YOU as an advocate. They depend on you.

19 posted on 4/7/02 2:09 AM Central by godisright

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[Osinski]

The situation is still tense down there, and the sooner they kill Chavez the better. He simply can't be allowed to return to power.

Why? Because his power threatens the oil companies profits and control. The oil companies want control over the Venezuelans oil.