It is kind of amazing that we are seeing this type of fascist banana republic in the making before our eyes. I knew that there were still some unsophisticated nations out there, but to see the people in a South American country falling for this crap in this day and age is upsetting.
I hope he ends up on a meathook soon. |
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kyleN
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Perhaps they can come up with a Chavez Youth group as well. Or do they already have one of those? |
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Hey, Fidel is going to kick off soon, if he hasn’t already. With the decline of Communism worldwide, those starry-eyed leftists in college need someone to support who will mortify their parents. Chavez looks tailor-made. He’s certainly a better candidate for them than Kim Jong Il. |
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It’s like watching a train wreck.
If it didn’t involve real people I might appreciate the real-time object lesson he’s providing for the world. |
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Synova
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Sounds like Hillary Clinton.
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Bithead
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Wow ... this is like watching reruns of Europe last century with a Latin twist. Great. The music is more annoying, and the booze not as good. |
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Scott Jacobs
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Let me offer some suggested models for Chavez.
New Soviet Man
Lei Feng
Note how well those programs worked out.
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Harun
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If they decided that Venezuelan beauty queens are also against Bolivarian ideology I think we should make Chavez’s ouster a top priority. The good news is they’d be on our side. |
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James O
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Chavez is, per Mario Loyola at NRO, the Mussolini of our generation. |
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Martin McPhillips
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As the son of Cuban Exiles, this is something we’ve been screaming and pointing at for years before Comrade Chavez starting making waves Stateside.
Honestly speakng, this presents a very chilling and bad possibility: there’s little doubt that Castro is dying soon. The problem is, there’s no one in Cuba with that charisma and control that Castro has to continue, and Castro is just as worried about his ’legacy’ as anyone. It’s also no secret that his brother is a dotard, and that the ’New Guard’ are nothing but sycophants.
This is why there are many who believe there is a strong likelihood that once Castro dies, he may leave things open enough for a Venezuelan Intervention, thereby allowing his ’revolution’ to continue under the control of his protege.
All I’m saying is I hope they’re wrong. |
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Written By:
Joel C.
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Trackbacked by The Thunder Run - Web Reconnaissance for 09/18/2007
A short recon of what’s out there that might draw your attention, updated throughout the day...so check back often. |
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David M
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http://thunderrun.blogspot.com/2007/02/web-reconnaissance-for-02062007.html
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"Wow ... this is like watching reruns of Europe last century with a Latin twist."
Or, maybe the US in a couple years:
"When I’m president, privatization is off the table because it’s not the answer to anything." — Hillary Rodham, September 3, 2007 AARP Legislative Conference.
Shrillary for Prez, Chavez for Veep! |
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Sharpshooter
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Hillary doesn’t believe in the private sector either.
They must share the same speech writer |
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shark
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