Sunday, June 26, 2011
Chavez sickness for Canadian readers
Here, resuming my regular writing for Troy Media (without pay, heard that Eva?). This is where I stand right now as to the whole mess, but who knows what should I write tomorrow.....
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ReplyDeleteGood job. Article is concise and to the point.
ReplyDeleteGood article. I actually found it in a Google search aboutmChavez.
ReplyDeleteI also read today that Chavez's brother said that Chavistas should be ready for armed conflict just in case they should lose in the elections. That would get messy since Chavez has spoken out against this kind of thing in Honduras.
Dan
Everyone should know that chavez is a hypocrite by now. What is not good for him in Honduras may be perfectly fine in Venezuela.
ReplyDeleteIt was Hugo Chavez that said this revolution is peaceful, but armed.
ReplyDeleteAdan, praying and making threats=sounds like Muslim jihadist behavior?? Has Adan converted too...?
ReplyDeleteAs to the "revolution"- Adan wouldn't know a revolution from an Arab Spring if it were to bite him
on the rear.
Speaking of rear- I always thought the way to enter Chavezlandia was through the rear-haha
Adan's comment was very telling; what he was saying very clearly was, if we don't manage to stay in power by the ballot, then we will turn to the bullet. But then, of course, what's new? Chavez himself has been saying or implying this for years now.
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