The revolution will not be televised

King Crimson

No to będziemy mieli kolejny odcinek:
The revolution will not be televised 2 - Return of the usrael fucks
3:1 na Hugo!

Bimi

King Crimson napisał:

No to będziemy mieli kolejny odcinek:
The revolution will not be televised 2 - Return of the usrael fucks
3:1 na Hugo!

No umówmy się, Chevez jest już przygotowany - raczej nie pójdzie im łatwiej niż z Białorusią i Rosją. A jak im idzie z Białorusią i Rosją - to widać. Polscy podatnicy tylko niepotrzebnie opłacają podległy CIA "polski" MZS który wyrzuca w błoto ich pieniądze na sponsorowanie "demokratycznych opozycjonistów", którzy z kolei jeden za drugim trafiają do pierdla... Laughing

Mogą se poszczekać, zorganizowac zamieszki, spalić parę sklepów, może kogoś zamordować przy pomocy snajperów, potem posiać propagandę w TV, wydalić paru ambasadorów, może nawet spróbować w ONZ nałożyć jakieś sankcje... ale koniec końców gówno wskórają. Za wysokie progi - zwłaszcza, że cała ich armia uwieziona jest na bliskim wschodzie, a jej morale jest już tak wysokie, że współczynnik samobójstw mają o rząd wielkości razy wyższy niż wśród chorych na raka. Smile

Bimi

Mitt Romney: Venezuela’s Chavez is “Threat to National Security”

Liverpool, July 12th 2012 (Venezuelanalysis.com) – Presumptive US Republican candidate for this year’s presidential elections, Mitt Romney, has branded Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez a threat to US national security and accused the leader of Venezuelan’s Bolivarian revolution of “spreading dictatorships and tyranny throughout Latin America”.

The former Massachusetts’s governor was responding to comments made by President Obama, who had stated that Chavez did not pose a “serious threat” to the US on Tuesday. Speaking to Fox news channel the following day, Romney said that he had been “shocked and stunned” by Obama’s statements and branded them “naive”.

"This is Chavez who has invited Iran in, who has invited Hezbollah in... This is Chavez who supports FARC [Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia] and other terrorist activity in nations like Colombia, who are friends," said Romney.

The Republican candidate went on to criticise Obama for not paying enough attention to the continent South of its borders.

"Latin America is critical to America, the United States of America, and the president needs to focus on what is happening there. What Chavez is doing, what the Castros are doing. These are people who call for terrible acts against America," he added.

dalej: http://nsnbc.wordpress.com/2012/07/18/mi.....-security/

Bimi

Chavez Announces “Immediate” Withdrawal from Inter-American Court of Human Rights

Venezuelanalysis.com – Following an announcement earlier in April that his government would be withdrawing from the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights (IAHRC), Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez confirmed on Tuesday that his administration would also no longer recognise the IAHRC’s sister organisation, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACrtHR) with “immediate” effect.

Both organisations are affiliate bodies of the Organization of the American States (OAS), with the commission recommending and submitting human rights cases to the court for review.

In a televised address to the public on Tuesday evening, the Venezuelan head of state confirmed the country’s exit from the human rights tribunal after accusing the body of “political manipulation” and attacking the South American nation for “daring to liberate” itself from Washington’s influence.

Chavez’s comments follow a ruling from the IACrtHR which charged the Venezuelan government with violating the rights of Raul Diaz Pena; an anti-government terrorist who planted bombs near to the Spanish and Colombian embassies in Caracas in 2003.

Despite receiving a 9 year sentence in 2008, Pena fled to the US on conditional release in 2010, where he claimed to be a “political prisoner”. Last week the IACrtHR ruled that Pena’s prison conditions in Venezuela had been “inhumane”.

“This Inter-American Court of Human Rights is shameful; it just pronounced itself in favour of a terrorist and against the Venezuelan State. That’s why I said to [Venezuelan foreign minister Nicolas Maduro]; ‘Nicholas, let’s not wait any more,’ Venezuela is leaving the Inter-American Court of Human Rights as a matter of dignity,” said Chavez.

The Venezuelan government has had an increasingly difficult relationship with both the IACrtHR and the IACHR since 2002, when they refused to condemn a 47 hour coup against Chavez which saw around 100 people killed at the hands of the newly installed regime.

In November last year, the human rights court also tried to override a decision by Venezuela’s Supreme Court (TSJ) prohibiting opposition politician Leopoldo Lopez from holding office due to corruption charges. At the time, Chavez said the ruling meant “nothing to the left” in Venezuela.

dalej: https://nsnbc.wordpress.com/2012/07/30/c.....an-rights/

Al Kohol

coby nie bylo tak rozowo (albo raczej zeby bylo jeszcze rozowiej) - taka oto wiadomosc wlasnie znalazlem:

Cytat:

Venezuela government creates ‘happiness agency’

CARACAS – Americans may have the constitutional right to pursue happiness, but Venezuela now has a formal government agency in charge of enforcing it.

President Nicolas Maduro says the new Vice Ministry of Supreme Social Happiness will coordinate all the “mission” programs created by the late President Hugo Chavez to alleviate poverty.

Wags had a field day Friday, waxing sarcastic on Twitter about how happy they felt less than 24 hours after the announcement.

Oil-rich Venezuela is chronically short of basic goods and medical supplies. Annual inflation is running officially at near 50 percent and the U.S. dollar now fetches more than seven times the official rate on the black market.

reszta tutaj:http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2013/10.....mvsKFPSbKF