miércoles, 3 de mayo de 2006
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Leaders & Revolutionaries
Dictators, democrats, holy men (and a TV host)—these are the people with the clout and power to change our world
Muqtada al-Sadr
Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
Hugo Chavez
George W. Bush
John McCain
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Ayman al-Zawahiri
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Pope Benedict
Condoleezza Rice
Wen Jiabao
Ehud Olmert
Pervez Musharraf
John Roberts
Ismail Haniya
Angela Merkel
Jigme Singye Wangchuk
Archbishop Peter Akinola
Junichiro Koizumi
Oprah Winfrey
Bill & Melinda Gates
Hugo Chavez
The rise of Venezuela's left-wing President, Hugo Chavez, is a lesson in what can happen when the U.S. disses an entire continent. After 9/11, when most Latin American nations refused to endorse the U.S. invasion of Iraq, President Bush testily turned his back on the region—but not before he was widely accused of backing a failed 2002 coup against Chavez, Bush's loudest critic south of the border. Washington denies the charge, but the perception of U.S. bullying won Chavez international sympathy. His anti-U.S. Bolivarian Revolution has been roaring ever since. At the same time, U.S. influence in Latin America is perhaps at its lowest ebb. As the Bush Administration cuts development aid to the region, Chavez, who controls the hemisphere's largest oil reserves, is giving cash-strapped neighbors discounts and favorable financing on Venezuelan oil and billions of dollars in loans. That largesse, coupled with Latin America's sharp antiglobalization mood, is helping a stunning number of leftists win or lead in Latin presidential elections today.
Chavez's growing ties to Iran have prompted U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to brand him a threat to hemispheric stability. "I sting those who rattle me," Chavez said recently in his weekly TV address, "so don't mess with me, Condoleezza!" But goading America into messing with him has so far proved to be a formula for success for Chavez, 51, who is widely expected to win re-election in December.
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1187165,00.html
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Chavez is a fucking retarded military ape, with a lot of money coming from oil bussines and a lot of stinky asslickers from the armed forces behind of him(and ready to fuck him anyway). beside of this nasty area there is a lot of stupid lefties from the BC age, sending farts to the moon and being the worst assholes alla over the world, this is the nasty blend we can see in venezuela right now.Just a shit and urine mix spreaded with drugs and kidnapping.
# posted by 
: 4:46 p.m., mayo 03, 2006
: 4:46 p.m., mayo 03, 2006
POBRE CHAVISTA MAMACULO, SE ALEGRAN HASTA QUE LLAMEN MONO AL LOCO DE SABANETA. QUE POBREZA DE ESPIRITU CARAJO.
# posted by : 4:47 p.m., mayo 03, 2006
: 4:47 p.m., mayo 03, 2006
UNA PREGUNTA: CUANDO USTEDES LOS CHABURROS EMPEZANDO POR EL DESEQUILIBRADO DEL MARIO SILVA DE LA HOJILLA PREGONAN"CON LA MENTE, EL CORAZON Y LAS ENTRAÑAS DIEZ MILLONES DE VOTOS" , LO DE ENTRAÑAS ES PORQUE TENDRAN QUE CAGARLOS DE DONDE NO HAY? JAJAJAJA QUE POBRES IMBECILES ESTOS CHABESTIAS DE MIERDA
# posted by : 4:50 p.m., mayo 03, 2006
: 4:50 p.m., mayo 03, 2006
Como sufren estos escuálidos, cada triunfo de la revolución es una espina que les parte el corazón (si lo tienen)y van a seguir sufriendo per secula.
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# posted by : 9:42 a.m., mayo 04, 2006
: 9:42 a.m., mayo 04, 2006 << Home
