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UncleZook wrote:
Here's an interesting article about the regime of Chavez:
http://www.appeal-democrat.com/articles ... tical.html

Zook, stop it. You are killing yourself. That article is an obvious piece of propaganda designed to smear Chavez in UncleZook fashion, meaning malicious accusations without a shred of supporting evidence. Believe me, I recognize the style.

The mainstream media has trumpeted (repeated) this article far and wide, yet no one has signed his name to it. I smell psy-ops again. Especially since the familiar fragrant odor drew you straight in, like a specialized pheromone.

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UncleZook wrote:
Here's an interesting article about the regime of Chavez:
http://www.appeal-democrat.com/articles ... tical.html

Zook, stop it. You are killing yourself. That article is an obvious piece of propaganda designed to smear Chavez in UncleZook fashion, meaning malicious accusations without a shred of supporting evidence. Believe me, I recognize the style.

The mainstream media has trumpeted (repeated) this article far and wide, yet no one has signed his name to it. I smell psy-ops again. Especially since the familiar fragrant odor drew you straight in, like a specialized pheromone.


Everything that disagrees with Chico's small radius vision of the world is returned with an attack on the messenger ... which is curious since Chico projects himself as the supreme defender of the message, at all costs, including the cost of hacking any umbilical bond between message and messenger.

Here's yet another messenger who gives his perspective on Chavez:
http://www.thejournal.ie/readme/column- ... 6-Mar2013/

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THE UNTIMELY DEATH of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez at age 58 has been a deep and scarring shock for his countrymen and followers of his “Bolivarian revolution” over the past 14 years. Cancer is a personal tragedy and Mr Chávez has departed us well before his time was up and his influence spent, having just won a third term as president late last year. It remains to be seen if the socialist revolution he has spearheaded nearly single-handedly will continue in the absence of his oversized personality, when all Venezuelans are left with are failed social programmes and deepening troubles like rampant 30 per cent inflation rates.

There has been a common theme following his death in an argument about whether or not Chávez was a dictator. He was no such thing, subjecting himself to elections that were free but, as the secretary general of the main opposition party Ramón Guillermo Aveledo put it before the last one, not fair. Chávez by this stage had come to control the media and would put on party political broadcasts lasting hours while his opponent Henrique Capriles Radonski got three minutes a day.
Authoritarian legacy

Chávez was about as democratic as you could hope from a Lieutenant Colonel who staged a bloody coup attempt in 1992 and ran around in his red paratrooper beret till his last days. The elections weren’t rigged, and voters did deliver a rebuke in one referendum that revolved around allowing him a third term as president. Admittedly he got his way in the end, but who are we to lecture others on what should happen when a government loses a referendum campaign?

Human Rights Watch has criticised Chávez for leaving an authoritarian legacy. He centralised power to an incredible degree, set up a parallel parliament after his election to usurp the one he didn’t have a majority in; ruled by decree much of the time and kept official Venezuela under thumb. He had María Lourdes Afiuni, a judge who released a man imprisoned without trial for three years, arrested and charged with supposed crimes against the state. She remains under house arrest after spending a year in prison awaiting trial.

There is no gulag archipelago in Venezuela, but like so many statist socialists Chávez found it necessary to centralise power and trample over human rights in order to see through his vision.

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ps: Aaron Mckenna doesn't go far enough as far as exposing Chavez is concerned ... but much farther than the moonbats who've rallied around yet another state socialist cult figure populist personality with the false vision of centralized authority and state monopoly as the means of liberation. Bolivarianism? Perhaps. But what is Bolivarianism if not another dress worn by those who place their right hand on the heart, their left hand in the air, and their legs in high-step to the Communist Internationale?


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Mon Mar 11, 2013 2:30 pm
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Everything that disagrees with Chico's small radius vision of the world is returned with an attack on the messenger ...

Zook, I'm trying to protect you. From yourself. You are your own worst enemy.

I'm sure there is no limit to the number of articles you can post that spout the propaganda of the NWO-controlled U.S. government. After all, such articles are easy to create, using baseless accusations with no real supporting evidence, and there is an entire industry dedicated to creating this kind of propaganda (an implementation of the "Ministry of Truth" described in Orwell's "1984"). But no matter how many articles you throw up, the truth does not change. The only thing that changes is that your support of the NWO agenda becomes more and more transparent, as does your gatekeeping.

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andywight wrote:
I'm not going to legitimize UncleShill's garbage posts by responding to then, instead let me present this interview of Hugo Chavez by Greg Palast.




Andy's trustworthy investigative reporter slash investigative joke on humanity, begins his power pyramid minionship in earnest starting at about 4:35 mark in the following video:



Greg Palast <-------------- Ridonkulous!! (as my good friend Mags is known to say when he's not busy pooping his pants).

He actually states that he's not an engineering expert from one side of his mouth ... then he categorically refutes the possibility of controlled demolition in any of the towers (e.g. when many, many engineering experts state that controlled demolition is the only probabilistic cause). Certainly, Building Seven had the full signature of standard controlled demolition ... the kind commonly used to take down huge buildings and structures.

You would think that a candidate for investigative reporter of this century, the last century, and indeed, all the centuries that had elapsed since investigative reporting was discovered - accidentally - in Athens of antiquity when Papyrus Peepingtomolos created a citywide scandal by telling the loose-lipped barber that the baker was bouncing the butcher's wife (for four loaves and a dozen baklava squares) ... you'd think such a candidate - and hero of our times - would have seen enough standard controlled demolitions in his life to know what doomed Building Seven.


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ps: 9/11/2001 remains the litmus test of integrity in the 21s century.

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ps: 9/11/2001 remains the litmus test of integrity in the 21s century.

Don't be ridiculous, Zook. The ability to see through well planned black operations is no guarantee of integrity.

Greg Palast is just a messenger. The leadership of Chavez and the proper distribution of Venezuela's wealth is the message. As usual, you attack the messenger and ignore the message. I guarantee you there is no integrity in doing that.

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Here, Zook, argue with Paul Craig Roberts about Chavez.

Paul Craig Roberts wrote:
The more the corrupt western politicians and media whores demonized Chavez, the more Venezuelans loved him. They understood completely that anyone damned by Washington was God’s gift to the world.

Wait, what's that you say, UncleZook? Paul Craig Roberts is a gatekeeper? Really?

You can't use your goofball 9/11 litmus test as your justification this time. You might have to admit the real reason you call so many people "gatekeepers" is that they don't agree with you. And that you are the real gatekeeper.

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Greg Palast <-------------- Ridonkulous!!
He actually states that he's not an engineering expert from one side of his mouth ... then he categorically refutes the possibility of controlled demolition in any of the towers (e.g. when many, many engineering experts state that controlled demolition is the only probabilistic cause).

Greg Palast may be covering for Israel due to family connections. It is alleged that his father's cousin is one of the founders of Mossad! For Palast to categorically deny the possibility of controlled demolition in any of the towers certainly adds credence to the report that he is tied to the Mossad.

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UncleZook wrote:
Greg Palast <-------------- Ridonkulous!!
He actually states that he's not an engineering expert from one side of his mouth ... then he categorically refutes the possibility of controlled demolition in any of the towers (e.g. when many, many engineering experts state that controlled demolition is the only probabilistic cause).

Greg Palast may be covering for Israel due to family connections. It is alleged that his father's cousin is one of the founders of Mossad! For Palast to categorically deny the possibility of controlled demolition in any of the towers certainly adds credence to the report that he is tied to the Mossad.


Well that's a "shocker"!

Who do you trust?

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andywight wrote:
Who do you trust?

Good question. Maybe not Palast, maybe not Tolle, and maybe not Chomsky.

Here's at least two voices explaining why (one is in the comments).

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Every theater of human endeavor of any critical importance is infiltrated by dedicated sociopaths like those already mentioned. Those who are indifferent to the deaths of others are without conscience and those without conscience are sociopaths.

Question everything, dismiss nothing. That little ditty keeps looking better and better with time.

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What is it with Venezuela? Chavez was all about guarding his nation's sovereignty, much like Hitler did with Germany, which earned Hitler the wrath of the ruling sociopaths and WW2. The ruling sociopaths do things differently now, and Chavez was assassinated with weaponized cancer for his common sense opposition.

But somehow Venezuela is still in the cross-hairs:

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The European Union (EU) has imposed a series of new economic sanctions on Venezuela, stepping up pressure on the government of President Nicolas Maduro which the bloc blames for the political crisis gripping the Latin American state. -- source

Give me one good reason the European Union should be trying to run Venezuela's political affairs. Wait, that's a rhetorical question, because there is no good reason the European Union should be trying to run Venezuela's political affairs

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Foreign ministers of the 28-member bloc agreed without debate to ban arms sales and export of military and surveillance equipment to Venezuela on Monday. -- source

No debate, among 28 member nations? What's wrong with that picture? So there is perfect, unspoken consensus among 28 independent, sovereign nations regarding interfering in the political affairs of another independent sovereign nation that is not in the European Union, and is in fact not even on the European continent. What kind of insanity is this?

So as punishment, the EU will stop selling arms, military equipment, and surveillance equipment to Venezuela. That's right, no war-making equipment for you, Venezuela! You'll have to buy from someone else in the crowded global arms market. That'll teach you!

No, I'm not buying this ridiculous propaganda. We're not getting the real story here, as usual. There's something else going on behind closed doors among the ruling sociopaths, something designed to further consolidate their power and control over Venezuela.

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