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Quote by: righthand .
Sunday 7 Aug 2005 was elections day throughout Venezuela ... a day for people to vote for (elect) regional and/or local mayors and councilors. Not that you would know it.
It is NOT COVERED IN ONE US newspaper!!! I'm sure now that NED is no longer interested in financing the opposition, having had it's fingers burnt the recall vote, explains the lack of interest. Now the election will be true and fair. Just imagine it in terms of Chinese money buying/lobbying US politicians for votes to impeach Bush. You'd like Bush impeached, but not with foreign money. Thank God the Chinese have higher ethics than US politicians, who can justify anything than lines their pockets.
So not quotes from any reputable US media sources on this subject. Anyway, I'm totally bemused now as to what is reputable US media sources any more other than CNN and FOX, which is barred from my computers. I used to think NYT and WP were reputable but seemingly I was/am wrong. My next source is an Iranian source, so I'm sure they're out, out, out. Ah well, you must talk with your enemy to know what he's thinking. Remember the recent E-mails I got addressed to 'friend of Israel'. Well I would pi** on them if they were on fire, but not to close. I still have ALL my bits and you know how they like to leave their mark, permanently and circumcisedly. So talking with the enemy works! Now for my ajoined story in the Newsweek style of journalism. At least here the thread is Venezuela.
God they have a love their so direct style of prose. None of that farting about style beloved of the US media, who have being bending so low for so long than they live in a permanent stink haze. I'd wish that I would say what I really mean but the sandbox would disappear. There's a lot more worth reading in this story. Just think a week ago the Chinese tried to engage in some good old US capitalism and you reacted as if they wanted to buy the White House. Some capitalist, except when the shoe is on the other foot. Sauce for the goose but not the US gander!
Now to beat even Newsweek at their own game and have a THIRD story again about Venezuela and my current hero Hugo, the Latino pinup, with an enough backbone for the entire Andes. There's telling ye. Well here's Hugo telling all. Apart from the stooges in Columbia, being paid to cooperate, there is hardly a friend of the US left in South America. Hugo is largely the one that gave them the example to show the way against Bush. I know many Americans agree with Hugo but must be seen to disagree. I'm not at all sure of which order these apply.
1. Don't like having their noses rubbed in it. Still lingering liking for the office.
2. Don't like any foreigner tell you like it is.
3. Don't like the colour of his skin.
4. Admit he's right about Bush.
Hadn't intended all this verbiage but an incident happened recently to sharpen by pencil just when it was blunted after a time to reflect incident a month ago. Typical Irish, we come out fighting and I haven't even got armature status yet. Don't mind me, listen to Hugo. He let's everyone play with his sand castle. Shut Bush up or he'll get no oil and I'll talk to Hugo about the Chinese radar. 7.31am, it'll be time to get up soon. |
Why do we need to hear about stolen local elections in a second world country that is backsliding into a third world communist dictatorship..?
No one cares because nothing can be done until Chaves collapses the economy and throws the entire region into chaos.
Besides, the msm is too busy, promoting Bush's war for oil.