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Originally posted by Zamini
Again with the speaking Spanish bullcrap. It is insulting of you to assume that I cannot comprehend the language.
Originally posted by Zamini
But besides that point, you keep on posting PRO-US SOURCES. IF YOU CANNOT UNDERSTAND what the US has done to the Venezueland population and nation you might as well delete your account fromt his site, you are not convincing anyone other than the people already indoctrinated by US propaganda. It's that simple, no matter how good you are at Spanish
Originally posted by Zamini
Besides, I bet you haven't watched the video I posted, your attention span is probably too short thanks to all the gameshows and idols/x-factor you've been feeding your brain, but I guess, that is what you equate to freedom is it not?
Originally posted by Zamini
So you don't have proof for the claims you are making of millions protesting? How convenient.
Propaganda spotted and shot down. Next please.
Edit: I did a little search regarding your statement and I cannot find a credible source. Only opiniated articles.
Here is the video in a futbol/football/soccer stadium in Venezuela where the people started yelling, it's kind of hard to translate since literaly it's like saying "1,2,3 Chavez is a blown out tire" in Spanish you only need to say "1,2,3 Chavez esta ponchao/ponchado"
Originally posted by Zamini
Becaus we all know that football supporters are politically aware people.
Originally posted by Zamini
Besides, I would warn you to learn from history. Take a look at the Iranian revolution and how the population was swayed into going against their own leader only to regret it decades later. The same WILL happen to Venezuela.
Home » Issue 14: August 2009
Venezuela and Cuba: one revolution
By Marce Cameron
A few years ago it might have appeared that the process of radical social change underway in Venezuela had little in common with the socialist revolutions of the 20th century, including that paradigm of Latin American people’s power revolutions, the Cuban Revolution. Today, it’s clear that the Venezuelan revolution led by President Hugo Chavez is following closely in the footsteps of the Cuban Revolution. As Chavez himself said last year during a visit to Havana, Venezuela and Cuba are undergoing “one and the same revolution”.
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Originally posted by Zamini
Furthermore it is ironic of you to call me a foreigner to Venezuela as you are one yourself too. But oh well, that is how the game of deflection works. Carry on (until you bite yourself in the rear).
Originally posted by Zamini
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However,
You people are defending governments and regimes.
And I'm the brainwashed one...:lol