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So much for socialized medicine.

Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.

Finally!

One less murderous dictator around!

Will the Prez attend his friends funeral???

Bronco wrote:

Karma

Grizalltheway wrote:

Bronco wrote:

Well played, GATW!

Good riddance.

Bronco wrote:

Yes, homo!

RIP Mr Chavez. You should NEVER celebrate someone's death. One day, that will be you. I cried when Americans celebrated Bin Laden's death. And we call THEM terrorists............

psychoCAT wrote:RIP Mr Chavez. You should NEVER celebrate someone's death. One day, that will be you. I cried when Americans celebrated Bin Laden's death. And we call THEM terrorists............

Oh, bite me.

And stay out of my church!

psychoCAT wrote:RIP Mr Chavez. You should NEVER celebrate someone's death. One day, that will be you. I cried when Americans celebrated Bin Laden's death. And we call THEM terrorists............

My grandma always said you should say something good about someone when they die. I say it's good he's dead.

dbackjon wrote:Finally!

One less murderous dictator around!

???

Here is what Jimmy Carter said about Venezuela's "dictatorship" a few weeks ago: "As a matter of fact, of the 92 elections that we've monitored, I would say that the election process in Venezuela is the best in the world."

Carter won a Nobel prize for his work through the election-monitoring Carter Center, which has observed and certified past Venezuelan elections. But because Washington has sought for more than a decade to delegitimise Venezuela's government, his viewpoint is only rarely reported. His latest comments went unreported in almost all of the US media.

psychoCAT wrote:RIP Mr Chavez. You should NEVER celebrate someone's death. One day, that will be you. I cried when Americans celebrated Bin Laden's death. And we call THEM terrorists............

I couldn't care less if someone celebrated my death; I'll be dead.

Plus Chavez lived an immoral life based on fear-mongering and murder, disgustingly guised under a "belief" in Roman Catholicism and a "love" of Jesus Christ. The man deserves all the crap he gets in death and it's times like these where I wished Hell existed so he could burn in it. The only consolation is that even the most famous people become blips in history and eventually forgotten.

Here's why Chavez is hated...
1) He created a state run bank and removed the Venezuelan economy from the control of the privately owned centralized banking system that run our country - this move frustrated the U.S. media so much they regularly report that Venezuela is in an economic "shambles" - all the while - the private banking systems that control all the worlds major currencies are busily trying to destroy the Venezuelan economy

2) He removed the Venezuelan oil industry from the 1971 & 1973 Oil Currency Exchange agreements
These agreements regulate that ALL OIL be traded in U.S. currency / creating an artificial and permanent demand for U.S. dollars on the international exchange markets...

Those two things alone are enough to get him black listed by all US Media outlets

I'm no Chavez apologist
But he was popularly elected (FACT) by I think 66% and 75% of their population voted (unlike here in the US)
And he's not the man "the News" companies say he is - who simply read what they're told to read

Here is what Jimmy Carter said about Venezuela's "dictatorship" a few weeks ago: "As a matter of fact, of the 92 elections that we've monitored, I would say that the election process in Venezuela is the best in the world."

Carter won a Nobel prize for his work through the election-monitoring Carter Center, which has observed and certified past Venezuelan elections. But because Washington has sought for more than a decade to delegitimise Venezuela's government, his viewpoint is only rarely reported. His latest comments went unreported in almost all of the US media.

Here's why Chavez is hated...
1) He created a state run bank and removed the Venezuelan economy from the control of the privately owned centralized banking system that run our country - this move frustrated the U.S. media so much they regularly report that Venezuela is in an economic "shambles" - all the while - the private banking systems that control all the worlds major currencies are busily trying to destroy the Venezuelan economy

2) He removed the Venezuelan oil industry from the 1971 & 1973 Oil Currency Exchange agreements
These agreements regulate that ALL OIL be traded in U.S. currency / creating an artificial and permanent demand for U.S. dollars on the international exchange markets...

Those two things alone are enough to get him black listed by all US Media outlets

I'm no Chavez apologist
But he was popularly elected (FACT) by I think 66% and 75% of their population voted (unlike here in the US)
And he's not the man "the News" companies say he is - who simply read what they're told to read

HEY YOU!! SHUT IT!

You really should let people jerk off to their misconceived notions of the man without knowing all the facts.

In fact, his political philosophy makes a lot of sense when you remember he went through the time the CIA was assassinating and creating coups all over south and central america. Yeah, he has his flaws like everyone (complete socialism doesn't work), but many pundits and US media will portray him as one of the most evil people to have ever lived.

Chizzang wrote:Here's why Chavez is hated...
1) He created a state run bank and removed the Venezuelan economy from the control of the privately owned centralized banking system that run our country - this move frustrated the U.S. media so much they regularly report that Venezuela is in an economic "shambles" - all the while - the private banking systems that control all the worlds major currencies are busily trying to destroy the Venezuelan economy

2) He removed the Venezuelan oil industry from the 1971 & 1973 Oil Currency Exchange agreements
These agreements regulate that ALL OIL be traded in U.S. currency / creating an artificial and permanent demand for U.S. dollars on the international exchange markets...

Those two things alone are enough to get him black listed by all US Media outlets

I'm no Chavez apologist
But he was popularly elected (FACT) by I think 66% and 75% of their population voted (unlike here in the US)
And he's not the man "the News" companies say he is - who simply read what they're told to read

Yeah he's basically Ron Paul plus murder.


Sent from the center of the universe.

Chizzang wrote:Here's why Chavez is hated...
1) He created a state run bank and removed the Venezuelan economy from the control of the privately owned centralized banking system that run our country - this move frustrated the U.S. media so much they regularly report that Venezuela is in an economic "shambles" - all the while - the private banking systems that control all the worlds major currencies are busily trying to destroy the Venezuelan economy

2) He removed the Venezuelan oil industry from the 1971 & 1973 Oil Currency Exchange agreements
These agreements regulate that ALL OIL be traded in U.S. currency / creating an artificial and permanent demand for U.S. dollars on the international exchange markets...

Those two things alone are enough to get him black listed by all US Media outlets

I'm no Chavez apologist
But he was popularly elected (FACT) by I think 66% and 75% of their population voted (unlike here in the US)
And he's not the man "the News" companies say he is - who simply read what they're told to read

Well Mr. Penn, you did forget a few things...
The virtual elimination of private property rights, nationalizing almost every sector of the economy from rice production to cement factories, egregious price controls which has led to shortages in everything from building materials to food, out of control inflation, crime, and corruption.

I could go on and on, but is there really any need?

Fuck the media, Chavez has been "blacklisted" by history.

psychoCAT wrote:RIP Mr Chavez. You should NEVER celebrate someone's death. One day, that will be you. I cried when Americans celebrated Bin Laden's death. And we call THEM terrorists............

You frickin serious?

Chavez was an ass-clown. I'm sure Sean Penn, Harry Belafonte and Alec Baldwin are crying though....

Baldy wrote:

Chizzang wrote:Here's why Chavez is hated...
1) He created a state run bank and removed the Venezuelan economy from the control of the privately owned centralized banking system that run our country - this move frustrated the U.S. media so much they regularly report that Venezuela is in an economic "shambles" - all the while - the private banking systems that control all the worlds major currencies are busily trying to destroy the Venezuelan economy

2) He removed the Venezuelan oil industry from the 1971 & 1973 Oil Currency Exchange agreements
These agreements regulate that ALL OIL be traded in U.S. currency / creating an artificial and permanent demand for U.S. dollars on the international exchange markets...

Those two things alone are enough to get him black listed by all US Media outlets

I'm no Chavez apologist
But he was popularly elected (FACT) by I think 66% and 75% of their population voted (unlike here in the US)
And he's not the man "the News" companies say he is - who simply read what they're told to read

Well Mr. Penn, you did forget a few things...
The virtual elimination of private property rights (FOR AMERICAN BUSINESSES), nationalizing almost every sector of the economy from rice production to cement factories (ELIMINATING CONTROL AND INFLUENCE OF AMERICAN INTERESTS), egregious price controls which has led to shortages in everything from building materials to food (LEAVING LESS GOOD TO BE IMPORTED TO AMERICA FOR PENNIES ON THE DOLLAR), out of control inflation, crime, and corruption (SINCE WHEN DID CONSERVATIVES CARE ABOUT THE CONDITIONS OF FOREIGN CITIZENS).

I could go on and on, but is there really any need?

**** the media, Chavez has been "blacklisted" by history.

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Ivytalk wrote:Good riddance.

+6.93

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Boy, this sure sounds familiar.