Venezuela, US clash at OAS General Assembly (Roundup)
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Jun 3, 2008, 21:15 GMT
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Another fine example of American petro-dollars hard at work! Don't it make you proud?
Oil money may fund terrorists!
He called 'Negroponte a 'petty official with a criminal record...'
This also happens to be the case with the entire buShit turdly bunch
...perhaps, but Chavez is not interested in anyone's freedom, dickhead.
Bush has spent 7 years killing or capturing some of the worst terrorists on earth. He off'ed Saddam, Got Quaddaffi to deal, and has Kim in a box. He as put a cap in countless Al Qaeda asses. Bush has paid a real price for putting foot to ass for his nation, and the security of other nations, and just thumbs his nose at his detractors.
He has stood off and axposed Chavez and confronted these two bit dictators you seem to like for two terms.
He is the bucket and mop boy for the worlds so-called democracies who mouth freedom while sucking the juice of security from the citizens of the United States. Now, perhaps, he hosed the war in Iraq, but we have won real victories, and Saddam's gone, so suck on that when you say his name.
That being the case, Yrag, I think we can file your commments under the you-are-a-little-more-than-full of crap category.
it is truly amazing how many stick up for Chavez while he rapes his own people.
the real story is how his ministers are following the same script as Mugabe and Ahmadinejad: scream loud and throw as many false accusations as possible. It might distract some...
freedom of speech is good for Hugo as long as he can make the speech and know one else can. Under the guise of helping the poor, he masks his dictorship powers. 10 years on, entrenched in power his party will be cubanesque and crush opposing voices, using the same lame excuse all dictators do.
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