Thursday, January 06, 2011
8 years and more than 3000 posts ago
Even though the first posts were written in December 2002, the blog came on line on January 6 2003. More than 3000 posts, including about two hundred from other hands who brought great stuff and should thus be acknowledged. And as always, if people did not read it, the blog would have stopped long ago. It is thus a celebration of long time readers, even those who hate it.
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Congratulations on your achievement, your blog is normally the first thing I read in the morning, I look forward to reading what happens in this "Soap Opera" called Venezuela the coming year will prove very interesting.
ReplyDeleteReader since 2003!
Best Regards
Robert
congrats mon cher
ReplyDeletehere's for health and liberty
Correfoc
Congratulations, Daniel. I wish I would have known about your blogs years ago! I hope you will find the energy and enthusiasmn to keep them coming.
ReplyDeleteThank you for what you do.
Kudos Daniel!
ReplyDeleteI do confess, long time reader, but not since the beginning though... great admirer since day one.
Daniel,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!
Congratulations Daniel, I wish at some point your blog will be about the positive changes occurring in Venezuela. In the meantime, thanks for taking the time to do this and give us a space here to express our opinions.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a wonderful blog.It certainly takes dedication and creativity to keep it up.
ReplyDeleteI started reading this blog off and on about 5 years ago, and then began reading daily about 2 years ago.This is the main blog I read for info on Venezuela.
I admire your humor, wit and ability to bring the real situation into focus for all of us to get a glimpse of what it is like to live in Venezuela during these past years.
Many thanks.
Seen this?
ReplyDelete"Rodriguez´ trademark verbal incontinence has been running fairly wild lately, causing us to wonder if the increasingly uneven A/G will reach the end of his term."
Did the US diplomat know what they were talking about?
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ReplyDeleteVenezuela ready to buy Azerbaijani oil to meet contractual obligations to Belarus
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http://naviny.by/rubrics/english/2011/01/06/ic_news_259_358832/
Um...will Venezuela make money in this case?
or
Belarus is just another Cuba for Venezuela?
Free oil for friendship anyone?
Please ask the Vietnam communist goverment for this kind of friendship. Won't be turned down. Period
As the contributor of 0.1% of those 3000 posts, I will gladly take 0.1% of the praise. Though I have no problem yielding the other 99.9%.
ReplyDeleteDaniel, as long as you're writing here, I will continue to read. Count on that - though I know it doesn't count for much in the midst of all the uncertainty. Without being trite, please (I wish this phrase didn't call to mind a certain individual, but it fits too perfectly not to use) stay the course.
Congrats brother, keep it up, o como dicen por alla, escribe, que algo queda!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Daniel.
ReplyDeleteThanks Daniel. One day we will see the fruits of your labor in a free democratic Venezuela.
ReplyDeleteHola Daniel,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations.
That is more then one post a day over 8 years.
I also cannot remember that you ever wrote a lousy post and that makes it even more incredible.
Perro, que viejo estas, congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy your blogs - please keep writing and congratulations!
ReplyDeleteThis is an informative blog read by someone from neighbouring Trinidad and Tobago where we await the Chavez invasion.
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