Both Slobodan Milosevic and Saddam Hussein were evil dictators, but they had one virtue which George W. Bush lacks, and that is that their exploits only created death, torture and poverty for their subjects and their neighbours.
George W. Bush spreads his plague of death, torture, and poverty all around the world.
To abuse Milosevic and Hussein as imperialists, in order to ameliorate the imperialistic depredations of the Bush Administration, is to ignore what Milosevic and Hussein were, leftover Cold War strongmen controlling small areas beneath the rule of larger empires.
To attempt to use Milosevic and Hussein as a distraction to elude evaluating Bush’s plague of horror, shows the poverty of your arguments.
As for Chevez, he may or may not be a great liberator for his country. Much depends upon whether he can avoid tying his country too tightly to a strong ally in an effort to stave of the corruption of domestic enemies and the machinations of US capitalist greed.
That Chevez is trying to build Latin-American cooperation, rather than fully embrace the Chinese for the moment, is, I believe, a good future sign .