Just like and at the same time Saddam. Ahmwhatshisface, Kim Jong Il, and Afghanistan did.
Hugo Chavez Dead at 58.
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Just like and at the same time Saddam. Ahmwhatshisface, Kim Jong Il, and Afghanistan did.
Well, that only leaves Ahmanutcase to bump off then. Gawd bless America for ridding the world of upiddy scum who don't use the US currency.
The Heebs were sicked on him so it doesn't look obvious.
Sh!t, I almost forgot the Lesbians ditching the USD
Back in the day when the Pound Sterling tanked it was called Colonial Independence and made to look like a good thing the British Empire had collapsed.
Sh!t, I almost forgot the Lesbians ditching the USD
Back in the day when the Pound Sterling tanked it was called Colonial Independence and made to look like a good thing the British Empire had collapsed.
So there Americans if they live in Florida Smack. And they have to live there because the good Venesulans kicked them out for working for Uncle Sham.
Not you Cliffy. You don't think the U.S infected Chavez with cancer now do you?
Hey I'm just saying.
I know it hurts you... but there it is.
Bucky- Read the crime stats again- The big V is higher than Mexico and they have a drug war going on. Make sure you open at least one eye and your brain as well.
I really don't know much about Chavez, but it is my tendency to judge a man's character by the number of people who buy the media inspired hatred for the person. Judging by who hated him and who thought he did good for his people, I would have to conclude he was not worthy of hatred.
Well, you got THAT right.....anyone that disagreed with him was certainly not considered part of the people.
that is how tyrants operate.
Yanick Labrie: Hugo Chavez Left a Sad Legacy
Owen Jones in The Independent
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"The truth is that Chavez won democratic election after democratic election, despite the often vicious hostility of the media, because his policies transformed the lives of millions of previously ignored Venezuelans. Poverty has fallen from nearly half to 27.8 per cent, while absolute poverty has been more than halved. Six million children receive free meals a day; near-universal free health care has been established; and education spending has doubled as a proportion of GDP. A housing programme launched in 2011 built over 350,000 homes, bringing hundreds of thousands of families out of sub-standard housing in thebarrios. Some of his smug foreign critics suggest Chavez effectively bought the votes of the poor – as though winning elections by delivering social justice is somehow bribery."
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"The truth is that Chavez won democratic election after democratic election, despite the often vicious hostility of the media, because his policies transformed the lives of millions of previously ignored Venezuelans. Poverty has fallen from nearly half to 27.8 per cent, while absolute poverty has been more than halved. Six million children receive free meals a day; near-universal free health care has been established; and education spending has doubled as a proportion of GDP. A housing programme launched in 2011 built over 350,000 homes, bringing hundreds of thousands of families out of sub-standard housing in thebarrios. Some of his smug foreign critics suggest Chavez effectively bought the votes of the poor – as though winning elections by delivering social justice is somehow bribery."
Now if I added my opinion on others things he did not do well at then I would be using a Memorial thread for improper purposes. And I am not making a jab at you.
So why did the CIA back out of the coup? They realized he was liked and there would be American blood spread far and wide across Venezuela and South America because of it?
From CNN
Making the poor count -- a Hugo Chavez legacy - CNN.com
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"But, for the outside world, at least, the inclusion of the poor will probably remain at the top of Chavez's legacy.
"The formula is so simple it makes you wonder why nobody thought of it before. After all, a 22-year-old single mother of two in Petare, Chapeu Mangueira, Chimalhuacan or Ciudad Bolivar, doesn't care about macroeconomic policies or free market economies, but about a leader who will make it possible to feed her children tomorrow. And to millions of Venezuelans, that was Hugo Chavez."
Making the poor count -- a Hugo Chavez legacy - CNN.com
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"But, for the outside world, at least, the inclusion of the poor will probably remain at the top of Chavez's legacy.
"The formula is so simple it makes you wonder why nobody thought of it before. After all, a 22-year-old single mother of two in Petare, Chapeu Mangueira, Chimalhuacan or Ciudad Bolivar, doesn't care about macroeconomic policies or free market economies, but about a leader who will make it possible to feed her children tomorrow. And to millions of Venezuelans, that was Hugo Chavez."
They forget to mention those were Native people pulled up first. Over Hugo's time in office how many got to at least grade 9 or 10 who would never have before? Will they be able to finish?
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