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Hugo Chavez is dead
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Love him or hate him — and plenty of people in Venezuela and around the world will felt one of the two emotions —
firebrand President Hugo Chavez’s brand of leadership will be hard to replace.
Adored or reviled for his self-styled populist revolution, Chavez held sway over Venezuela through a cult of personality,
government reforms that championed the downtrodden, and an endless stream of rhetoric denouncing capitalism,
imperialism and the United States.
The "Chavistas" praised El Comandante for reducing extreme poverty and expanding access to health care and education.
To many he was a charming populist who sang and danced on his weekly television show and gave the impoverished a voice
and tried to make the life of poor people in Venezuela better.
On the international stage, he will be remembered as someone who generated over 14 years an international presence and
impact way beyond his country's size or wealth and beyond his own talent and personal charisma.
Don't let US propaganda swayed public opinion!
Chavez, a self-declared socialist, often criticized the United States on its history of intervention in the Americas and
Washington's stance on countries such as Iran, regime change and ruthless grabbing of global resources.
In a 2006 address at the U.N. General Assembly, Chavez called President George W. Bush "the devil."
And he was RIGHT!
Americans woke up to their worst nightmare, two wars, numerous skirmishes, 9/11 (golfing and goofing on the job),
Hurricane Katrina, a country on the brink of bankruptcy and a Black and White House!
Adiau, El Commandante!
- Tributes from NBC, DailyMail, CNN
firebrand President Hugo Chavez’s brand of leadership will be hard to replace.
Adored or reviled for his self-styled populist revolution, Chavez held sway over Venezuela through a cult of personality,
government reforms that championed the downtrodden, and an endless stream of rhetoric denouncing capitalism,
imperialism and the United States.
The "Chavistas" praised El Comandante for reducing extreme poverty and expanding access to health care and education.
To many he was a charming populist who sang and danced on his weekly television show and gave the impoverished a voice
and tried to make the life of poor people in Venezuela better.
On the international stage, he will be remembered as someone who generated over 14 years an international presence and
impact way beyond his country's size or wealth and beyond his own talent and personal charisma.
Don't let US propaganda swayed public opinion!
Chavez, a self-declared socialist, often criticized the United States on its history of intervention in the Americas and
Washington's stance on countries such as Iran, regime change and ruthless grabbing of global resources.
In a 2006 address at the U.N. General Assembly, Chavez called President George W. Bush "the devil."
And he was RIGHT!
Americans woke up to their worst nightmare, two wars, numerous skirmishes, 9/11 (golfing and goofing on the job),
Hurricane Katrina, a country on the brink of bankruptcy and a Black and White House!
Adiau, El Commandante!
- Tributes from NBC, DailyMail, CNN
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<iframe width="853" height="480" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/CgbXniAq7OA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>Tearful supporters of deceased Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez took to the streets of the capital Caracas on Tuesday, after it was announced that the country's charismatic leader had died.
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people on the streets cry when Chavez died......................
imagine if Old Fart died.....................people here will be smiling and laughing................
Chavez may also have makan money....................but he helped Ecuador and Bolivia to stand up to World Bank and IMF..................both are owned by Zionist Jews...........
hope the opposition won't win.................or Venezuela will fall to the Jews too................
imagine if Old Fart died.....................people here will be smiling and laughing................
Chavez may also have makan money....................but he helped Ecuador and Bolivia to stand up to World Bank and IMF..................both are owned by Zionist Jews...........
hope the opposition won't win.................or Venezuela will fall to the Jews too................
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If Singapore has lots of oil and LKY (or his nerdy son) doesn't play nice with America, what happened to Saddam, Gaddafi and Chavez would have also happened to him.
Granted, Chavez's death might not have been assassination and was merely a genuine case of ill health... but if Pat Robertson, a Christian evangelist, openly called for your assassination, you know Chavez didn't kiss America's ass.
[video=youtube;DykgMyTjWU4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DykgMyTjWU4[/video]
Granted, Chavez's death might not have been assassination and was merely a genuine case of ill health... but if Pat Robertson, a Christian evangelist, openly called for your assassination, you know Chavez didn't kiss America's ass.
[video=youtube;DykgMyTjWU4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DykgMyTjWU4[/video]
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There'll be plenty of mourners when LKY kicks the bucket. Some do it because it's their job (PA brigade, media people), other do it because of blind faith without discernment.
when is the old man kicking the bucket...? hope he lives long enuf to see his son ruining this country! at least until Tanjong Pagar GRC goes to the opposition.
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heard Oscar is taking over.:o
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Who?? The Chelsea player??
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