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If you want to debate Hugo Chavez go ahead, but fair warning that much of the news we hear coming out of Venzuela these days has about the same level of credibility of the intelligence we were getting from Iraq after 911.
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If you want to debate Hugo Chavez go ahead, but fair warning that much of the news we hear coming out of Venzuela these days has about the same level of credibility of the intelligence we were getting from Iraq after 911.
That's awfully non-commital on you Dan....
There are a lot of Democratic positives about Chavez...why aren't you on the Chavez bandwagon?
1.Hates America
2.Is Pro-Terrorist
3.Socialism is the only way
4.Celebrated the 911 attacks.
5.Helping Radical Muslims get passports.
Sounds like a good Democratic Presidential Candidate if you ask me.
And there's even some lesser reasons for a Democrat to like him...
6.Is taxing the crap out of big oil.
7.Breaking contracts with them.
And even some reasons you could be touting him to Republicans:
7.Pouring a ton of money into the educational system of Venezuela.
8.Rebuilding Venzuela's infrastructure.
I really don't understand why you aren't embracing him more fully...
Afraid of what the future holds in store for the Venzuelan People and the rest of South America, perhaps?
Commit Dan...let's see you lay your political a en on the line here...
"Socialism is the only way"(to pave the way for a communist dictatorship)
Chavez to seek legal action against Pat Robertson and may even seek legal extradition. Wouldn't it be something to see Robertson wheeled to Venezuela if he was found guilty.
AlertnetCARACAS, Venezuela, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said on Sunday his government would take legal action against Pat Robertson and potentially seek his extradition after the U.S. evangelist called for Washington to assassinate the South American leader.
Robertson, who later apologized for the remark, said he was expressing his frustration with Chavez's constant accusations against the administration of President George W. Bush.
"I announce that my government is going to take legal action in the United States ... to call for the assassination of a head of state is an act of terrorism." Chavez said in a televised speech.
"We could offer him free psychiatric treatment ... but he could be a lost case" Chavez said sarcastically of Robertson and controversial statements the conservative commentator has made in the past.
extradite Roberts?Chavez to seek legal action against Pat Robertson and may even seek legal extradition. Wouldn't it be something to see Robertson wheeled to Venezuela if he was found guilty.
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"We could offer him free psychiatric treatment ... but he could be a lost case" Chavez said sarcastically of Robertson and controversial statements the conservative commentator has made in the past.
I'm all for free speech, just not threatening people while millions of people are watching and then later issueing a less than sincere apology for having done so.
Chavez has huge huevos.
Yeah sure, Chavez is the man!
Yeah. I'm sure the contracts were much to the favor of big oil. These multinational corporations make a killing off the resources of the poorer countries, and sometimes you need someone to step up and put a stop to it. How are these countries going to thrive when the resources are all being exploited by the big bullies.6.Is taxing the crap out of big oil.
7.Breaking contracts with them.
Actually, as far as I know, Bush's administration gives less funding(more BS jibber jabber) to public education. If Bush had his way, charter schools would be predominant: what a .And even some reasons you could be touting him to Republicans:
7.Pouring a ton of money into the educational system of Venezuela.
8.Rebuilding Venzuela's infrastructure.
If Chavez isn't careful, he's gonna make himself look like the bad guy again.
On again, we didn't vote for him. Venezuela did.Yeah sure, Chavez is the man!
What does the Venezuelans voting for Chavez have to do with anything?
You keep giving this idiot props and I keep telling you he is an ignorant guy who happens to be lucky enough to run a country full of oil with oil at $70.
I still want to know what Dan means when he says Chavez has huge "huevos".
Dan, did you mean to say "cahones"?
Huge balls, or guts (according to Dan...)
Same difference.
No man. One means eggs and the other means balls. Big difference. Does Chavez have huge eggs or huge balls? Attention to detail people.
Balls are called huevos in Spanish too...I am not sure if that is the way the word is spelled though. It's pronounced wevos...
Wow, if this is attention to detail, I'd rather not. You know what he means, so can we stop this slippage into to river.
Please. This whole thread is nothing but river. I'm just having some fun with Dan (who by the way, takes himself way too seriously.) Who gives a rat's ass what Pat Robertson says? Is there one person on this forum who defends Pat Robertson. Was this thread ever meant to be thought inspiring or provocative in any way? Give me a break.
I think conservatives are just trying to distance themselves with him. Someones gotta like him, or why the is he on TV 3 times a day with a show.
Because you, Dan and others are tuning into him so you can use him to bash others that don't agree with you through guilt by association. I can't believe this thread is still going. Has anyone defended what he said? Does anyone like him here? No? Then STFU about him. You only fuel people like him by constantly bringing up such a dead issue.
Huevos=balls=cojones=pelotas=nuts=bolas=testiculos =saco de huevas
Everybody clear now?
Like I said before, Hugo Chavez has huge huevos.
Yahoo NewsCARACAS (AFP) - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez offered to send food and fuel to the United States after the powerful Hurricane Katrina pummeled the US south, ravaging US crude production.
The leftist leader, a frequent critic of the United States and a target himself of US disapproval, said Venezuela could send aid workers with drinking water, food and fuel to US communities hit by the hurricane.
"We place at the disposition of the people of the United States in the event of shortages -- we have drinking water, food, we can provide fuel," Chavez told reporters.
The US should take him up on his offer. Lets start with cheap gas at all Citgo stores in the area.
Conservatives continue to say that he is irrelevant, but that is hooey. Just admit he holds some influence, and you will be right that there is no debate. People are not fueled by being bashed unless someone likes them. Name one time that a guy who nobody supported or liked, and was consistently made fun of and bashed, had his own show, on TV 3 times a day.
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