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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: GovtFlu on December 01, 2007, 01:29:29 AM
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Full memo text in spanish:
http://www.aporrea.org/tiburon/n105390.html
Translate to English here:
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
Article in English:
http://dc.indymedia.org/newswire/display/141738/index.php
Or google CIA + Officer Michael Middleton Steere and CIA Director General Michael Hayden.
Operation pliers, or "Pincers", is the US .govt fomenting unrest & violence (if Arabs did this it'd be called terrorism, but screw that, we're cooler then they are), interfering with elections, and once again meddling in the business of yet another country that poses exactly zero threat to US soil.
But, their nutty leader did call Bush a sulfur smelling poopy head, or something, so heck yeah!! lets overthrow that potty mouth mf'er!! hes
definitely a clear and present danger to the ego of the president... I cant think of anything more vital to the average US citizen.
Per the memo, the CIAs plan:
Take the streets and protest with violent, disruptive actions across the nation
(remember kids, its not terrorism since no mid easterners are involved, and its not illegal when the US does it.. thats just how we roll)
Generate a climate of ungovernability ( good thing we have chaos creating experts Paul Bremer & Rummy)
Provoke a general uprising in a substantial part of the population
Engage in a "plan to implode" the voting centers on election day by encouraging opposition voters to "VOTE and REMAIN" in their centers to agitate others
Other plans include:
Start to release data during the early hours of the afternoon on Sunday that favor the NO vote (in clear violation of election regulations)
Coordinate these activities with Ravell & Globovision and international press agencies
To encourage rejection of the results, the CIA proposes:
Creating an acceptance in the public opinion that the NO vote will win for sure
Using polling companies contracted by the CIA
Criticize and discredit the National Elections Council
Generate a sensation of fraud
Use a team of experts from the universities that will talk about how the data from the Electoral Registry has been manipulated and will build distrust in the voting system
finalize the operative preparations on the US military bases in Curacao and Colombia to provide support to actions in Venezuela
Control a part of the country during the next 72-120 hours
Encourage a military rebellion inside the National Guard forces and other components
I'm tearing up with team America f yeah!! pride (sniff).. I need some apple pie and an mp3 of the anthem, I'm so proud of our leaders using the CIA to promote American ideals we all hold near & dear, its about time someone went over there and showed these illegal alien wanna-bes the values our country was founded on... rock on CIA!!! go get em!! manipulate the media, ruin those elections, lie about the election counsel, chuck that gaytard head talker into the ocean with a apple drop-kick boys!!! and tell him the American people sent you after hucking a fat wad chew spit in his eye!!
Don't forget to create lots of chaos, soccer moms and uncle sam are counting on YOU! Don't worry that the average people, who will suffer the most, are innocent, they hate our freedom!! haters!!! they too aspire to f up other countries around the world, evil do'ers the lot of em!
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one why would I wish to read something in spanish. 2. what do you kooks put in your kool-aid?
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Meddle with Venezuelan election = NO GRASA por E.U. :)
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Every country has an infowarfare operation. The US just sort of sucks at it. But everyone's doing it, and the US needs to participate in this sort of thing or we'll simply vanish one day when another country or culture with a less squeamish character imposes their will on the US.
We were clearly losing the info war in Iraq when the US military couldn't even help an Iraqi newspaper stay in business without being roasted by CNN. In the meantime, every opponent of the US is carrying out a full-featured info warfare campaign (called PR campaigns in calmer eras) without any reservations.
What's the freaking problem when the US decides we're done letting our adversaries take free shots at us?
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GovtFlu a true American prettythangHAT.
PETA loves animals too... just as much as the dumpster.
SPIN
Mac
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sheesh... it sure does drive the neo-cons crazy when brown people demand nordic rights.
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All I needed to read was the Spanish bit at the top.
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get it right - it was called operation channel locks
(http://www.make-my-own-house.com/images/channellocks.jpg)
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GovtFlu wants play fair, i just want to win.
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I guess it is typical CIA procedure to use Spanish for it's memos. :rolleyes:
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Coulda been the Miami or LA office....
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Originally posted by Dago
I guess it is typical CIA procedure to use Spanish for it's memos. :rolleyes:
only when they leak secret plans.:rolleyes:
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Originally posted by GovtFlu
Operation pliers, or "Pincers", is the US .govt fomenting unrest & violence (if Arabs did this it'd be called terrorism, but screw that, we're cooler then they are), interfering with elections, and once again meddling in the business of yet another country that poses exactly zero threat to US soil.
But, their nutty leader did call Bush a sulfur smelling poopy head, or something, so heck yeah!! lets overthrow that potty mouth mf'er!! hes
definitely a clear and present danger to the ego of the president... I cant think of anything more vital to the average US citizen.
(NYT)Mr. Chávez devoted almost none of his speech to the 69 amendments in the vote, which would centralize power in the president’s hands and abolish his term limits. He said he could see himself ruling until 2050, when he would turn 96.
(Assoc Press)Chavez denies he is trying to amass power, saying the changes are necessary to give the people a greater voice in government and to move toward a socialist system.
Human Rights Watch warned the reforms would threaten fundamental rights, citing one revision allowing the president to declare indefinite states of emergency during which the government could detain citizens without charge and censor the media.
"These amendments would enable President Chavez to suspend basic rights indefinitely by maintaining a perpetual state of emergency," said Jose Miguel Vivanco of the New York-based group.
(Guardian)Chávez's ex-wife, a critic of his administration, said political strife had turned the nation into a "time-bomb", and that she feared widespread violence. "The gunpowder is spread and all it needs is a detonator," said Marisabel Rodríguez in comments to Colombia's Caracol Radio station.
Venezuela was the fourth largest oil exporter to the United States in 2006. We obviously have no interest in this whatsoever.
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Holden, my respect for you just continues to grow, and for just cause...
WTG, mista!
TIGERESS
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yep torque.. guess you would be the best example of nordic bigotry.. you were the one who said that all the good negros had all been killed in America and that is why they go feral now so easy.
lazs
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Originally posted by Eagler
get it right - it was called operation channel locks
(http://www.make-my-own-house.com/images/channellocks.jpg)
I like it! :aok
Do you guys think they selected this name because Chavez is such a tool? :rofl
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Does the dummy who started this thead wish to expose any more gullibility? I am happy to report I have the exclusive rights to sell a local bridge in my town, and I believe I may have finally found a buyer in govtflu. :rofl
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Does this mean that the EU or some other national entity should try to do something similar in the US come next elections? I don't think the political climate in the US has been any more ripe for sectarian violence than it is now.
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Originally posted by john9001
only when they leak secret plans.:rolleyes:
It's not a secret USA has been using very same tactics for decades.
1953 Iran, Coup d'État, removing Mossadegh and installing a totalitarian system. Results are still visible... nice work ******s.
1954 Guatemala, Coup d'État, removing Guzmán and installing a military junta. Results are thousands of dead civilians.
1973 Chile, Coup d'État, removing and killing Allende and creating a military junta. Results are thousands of dead civilians.
Good work America; Stand Proud!
Why are you still wondering why no'one likes you?
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Originally posted by Viking
Does this mean that the EU or some other national entity should try to do something similar in the US come next elections? I don't think the political climate in the US has been any more ripe for sectarian violence than it is now.
Please tell me you are not naive enough to believe that foreign countries have never tried to meddle in US elections....
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Ohh, and for the originator of this post.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/americas/11/30/venezuela.protest/index.html
read that and tell us why the US has no interest in the policies of a Dictator that is stealing from his people.
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Originally posted by Viking
Does this mean that the EU or some other national entity should try to do something similar in the US come next elections? I don't think the political climate in the US has been any more ripe for sectarian violence than it is now.
see, that's my problem with an interventionist foreign policy. Why are we so willing to support acts that we'd consider as acts of war if they were committed against us? Us doing this now could be used someday to justify doing the same against us. Also, fast forward 50 years and we might have another situation like we have in the Middle East, only this time there won't be an ocean between us...
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Originally posted by Bodhi
Please tell me you are not naive enough to believe that foreign countries have never tried to meddle in US elections....
I'm sure it's happened before, and I'm sure the Chinese would like to, if they aren't already trying...
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Originally posted by Bodhi
Ohh, and for the originator of this post.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/americas/11/30/venezuela.protest/index.html
read that and tell us why the US has no interest in the policies of a Dictator that is stealing from his people.
so let's start drilling in ANWAR so we can tell Chaves to &^%$ himself, not try to install another puppet gov't in a country that didn't ask for our help.
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Originally posted by Viking
Does this mean that the EU or some other national entity should try to do something similar in the US come next elections? I don't think the political climate in the US has been any more ripe for sectarian violence than it is now.
If you're suggesting certain european countries haven't tried to influence our elections, suggest again.
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Bodhi and AKiron, I would love for you guys to provide any form of evidence, even suspect evidence (like this CIA "memo"), that European governments have tried to incite civil unrest or revolution in the US of A.
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Originally posted by Viking
Bodhi and AKiron, I would love for you guys to provide any form of evidence, even suspect evidence (like this CIA "memo"), that European governments have tried to incite civil unrest or revolution in the US of A.
For starters:
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ho/time/nr/88108.htm
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Originally posted by Viking
Bodhi and AKiron, I would love for you guys to provide any form of evidence, even suspect evidence (like this CIA "memo"), that European governments have tried to incite civil unrest or revolution in the US of A.
Why change it to just the EU now? The Soviets and the Chinese have been active here for many years.
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I fail to see where any European government tried to incite civil unrest or revolution in the USA during the French revolution. Try again AKiron.
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Originally posted by Bodhi
Why change it to just the EU now? The Soviets and the Chinese have been active here for many years.
Ok, I'll bite. When did the Soviets or the Chinese try to incite civil unrest or revolution in the USA?
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Originally posted by Viking
I fail to see where any European government tried to incite civil unrest or revolution in the USA during the French revolution. Try again AKiron.
maybe you missed this part:
"Although the French Revolution had ended its radical phase, Federalists in the United States remained wary of revolutionary ideology infiltrating the United States. Many French citizens, refugees from the French and Haitian revolutions, had settled in American cities and remained politically active, setting up newspapers and agitating for their political causes. A French spy, Victor Collot, traveled conspicuously through the United States in 1796, noting the weaknesses in its western border."
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Originally posted by Viking
Ok, I'll bite. When did the Soviets or the Chinese try to incite civil unrest or revolution in the USA?
Foster, the former chairman of the US communist party, was supported by Stalin while he (Foster) started labor riots.
Several Soviet spies were linked to fostering unrest amongst the student riots during Vietnam.
Need I go on?
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Originally posted by AKIron
maybe you missed this part:
"Although the French Revolution had ended its radical phase, Federalists in the United States remained wary of revolutionary ideology infiltrating the United States. Many French citizens, refugees from the French and Haitian revolutions, had settled in American cities and remained politically active, setting up newspapers and agitating for their political causes. A French spy, Victor Collot, traveled conspicuously through the United States in 1796, noting the weaknesses in its western border."
The French government is not responsible for the acts of US citizens of French origin. And I don't see this French spy inciting riots or doing anything except gathering intelligence. Where is the meddling you speak of?
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Originally posted by Bodhi
Foster, the former chairman of the US communist party, was supported by Stalin while he (Foster) started labor riots.
Several Soviet spies were linked to fostering unrest amongst the student riots during Vietnam.
Need I go on?
Yes you do. What kind of support did the Soviets provide to Foster? Economic support is legal in the US I believe. Lobbying is also legal if I'm not mistaken. Where and when did the Soviets actually do something to incite riots?
Soviet spies linked to student riots? Which spies are you talking about specifically? You need to cite some sources.
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Originally posted by Viking
Yes you do. What kind of support did the Soviets provide to Foster? Economic support is legal in the US I believe. Lobbying is also legal if I'm not mistaken. Where and when did the Soviets actually do something to incite riots?
Soviet spies linked to student riots? Which spies are you talking about specifically? You need to cite some sources.
What exactly has the US done in Venezuela? What are your sources?
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I have no idea what the US has actually done in Venezuela. I'm addressing the people in this thread that seem to be supporting what the alleged CIA "memo" proposes.
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Originally posted by Viking
I have no idea what the US has actually done in Venezuela. I'm addressing the people in this thread that seem to be supporting what the alleged CIA "memo" proposes.
First off, I think the leaked memo is utter nonesense. Secondly, it is my opinion that Europe/Russia/China most certainly have attempted to influence American politics over the decades. You can't demand we show evidence equivalent to a ridiculous "leak" if you won't even support this leak as being factual.
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Originally posted by bsdaddict
I'm sure it's happened before, and I'm sure the Chinese would like to, if they aren't already trying...
kidding right?
if not look up how much money china has given the dems in the last 15 years then compare chinese donations to the republicans during the same time period ... let me help: "clinton chinese donations" (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=clinton+chinese+donations)
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Again AKiron, I was addressing the opinions of some here that the US should be doing these things. Influencing the politics of another nation is very different from inciting civil unrest. Using diplomatic channels to influence people in power or funding political movements is very different from sending people out on the streets to combat the police or commit other crimes. And having military units in neighboring countries ready to support a revolution.
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I will admit to Americans having a history of interfering in other's business going back to our own war of independence. Perhaps the European wars in which we became entangled has given us a sense of being freedom fighters or defenders of liberty. Perhaps it's not bad that we seek to free a people from an enslaving and oppressive government?
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You mean a free democracy with a president elected by the people like Venezuela?
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Originally posted by Viking
You mean a free democracy with a president elected by the people like Venezuela?
I mean a president that is about to declare himself president of Venezuela for life. The same one who seems to eager to establish a communist state against the will of his people. That one.
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Lets just wait and see what happens why don't you. Americas record for this sort of thing is not stellar ... to use a polite term.
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Wait and see, I think that was the plan all along. This leaked memo is horse****.
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Viking is a **** stirring *******, why does anyone bother responding to him?
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Originally posted by AKIron
Wait and see, I think that was the plan all along. This leaked memo is horse****.
Yup, I think so too, but again ... it wasn't the "memo" I was addressing, but the opinions presented by some people here.
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Originally posted by Viking
You mean a free democracy with a president elected by the people like Venezuela?
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Originally posted by AKIron
I mean a president that is about to declare himself president of Venezuela for life. The same one who seems to eager to establish a communist state against the will of his people. That one.
[head skratch]Seems to me something like this may have happened before, a freely elected government going dictatorship, and maybe Viking would have been in favor of foriegn intervention in a freely elected government... but maybe not... 1933 seems to ring a bell
I guess its just what decade, who's in power and who's making the determination, who's drawing lines that makes all the difference...[/head skratch]
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Actually I wouldn't. The Germans were a free people and wanted Hitler as their leader. If it had only stopped there I would have no problem with it, but as they say: Hindsight is always 20/20.
I wouldn't have minded if you were a bit quicker to help a few years later though.
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Originally posted by Viking
Actually I wouldn't. The Germans were a free people and wanted Hitler as their leader. If it had only stopped there I would have no problem with it, but as they say: Hindsight is always 20/20.
I wouldn't have minded if you were a bit quicker to help a few years later though.
Too quick now and not quick enough then. Just can't please some people.
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I'm not blaming you. I just wouldn't have minded some help a bit quicker. If Venezuela starts invading its neighbors and exterminating ethnic groups you have my blessing to stop them if you so wish.
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Thanks. I just forwarded your conditional approval to 1600 Penn Ave.
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It wasn't leaked:
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=7475
I'm not sure, but it's probably printed in Spanish because that's their language... nutty huh? the paper prints in their native tongue..lol, but hey... that's why they need the USA to overthrow their democratically elected .gov, their leaders are obviously too lame to supply Spanish speakers newspapers printed in English... the CIA will fix that nonsense!! Bushco will have them colonized, speaking English and buying Chinese lead toys from El Walmart in no time.
Every day the American people wake up demanding our leaders overthrow poorer weaker countries that pose zero threat to our soil, or didn't attack US... we're neo-gangsta now, we take what we want, when we want it, because we can. Why buy oil like everyone else when you can install a puppet despot who will sell it cheaper? its the American way.
And to think, it's only costing US tax payers $8 million a month!!, I now see the total genius of Bush saving $$ by denying 4 million children health-care, our tax dollars are better spent overthrowing democratic govts that pose no threat... can I get a Team America F yeah!? and a Hallelujah !!
With proven experts at creating chaos like Rummy and Bremer, the land of the free will prevail against these freedom haters (applause), their childrens will learn English!!! (applause), and as as our illustrious vice president Dick recently said about El Mas Chingon Chavez, "..the people of Peru deserve better leadership"..
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Originally posted by Brownshirt
It's not a secret USA has been using very same tactics for decades.
1953 Iran, Coup d'État, removing Mossadegh and installing a totalitarian system. Results are still visible... nice work ******s.
1954 Guatemala, Coup d'État, removing Guzmán and installing a military junta. Results are thousands of dead civilians.
1973 Chile, Coup d'État, removing and killing Allende and creating a military junta. Results are thousands of dead civilians.
Good work America; Stand Proud!
Why are you still wondering why no'one likes you?
Golly, how will I ever sleep at night....btw nice handle troll.
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Originally posted by GovtFlu
With proven experts at creating chaos like Rummy and Bremer, the land of the free will prevail against these freedom haters (applause), their childrens will learn English!!! (applause), and as as our illustrious vice president Dick recently said about El Mas Chingon Chavez, "..the people of Peru deserve better leadership"..
So are you taking issue with the CIA meddling in Venezuela's affairs, or that they are just not doing it efficiently?
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So Holden, what's your opinion. Should the US intervene in Venezuela? Should the US have intervened in 1933 Germany?
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Originally posted by Rino
Golly, how will I ever sleep at night....btw nice handle troll.
Was I wrong with those incidents? Or is there some other reason to call me a troll?
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Originally posted by Viking
Actually I wouldn't. The Germans were a free people and wanted Hitler as their leader.
And many Norwegians were happy to goose step along as Hitlers little *****.
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i seems we have some Chavez supporters here, but i can't tell if they are really communists or if they just hate the USA.
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Originally posted by Viking
So Holden, what's your opinion. Should the US intervene in Venezuela? Should the US have intervened in 1933 Germany?
If someone (doesn't have to be USA) had intervened in 1933, it could have built Europe to today's prominence 30 years earlier, of course it may have meant the end of the world too. Perhaps the world was meant to pass through the gauntlet of WW2.
As for helping friendlies in other lands, (read supporting those in Venezuela who oppose Chavez) I would think that a certain level is acceptable and proper.
Armed attack or assassination is obviously wrong, but helping candidates and parties in other lands is a reasonable arm of foreign policy. It certainly happens in our counrty when foreign players contribute to or endorse certain candidates.
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Originally posted by john9001
i seems we have some Chavez supporters here, but i can't tell if they are really communists or if they just hate the USA.
both
not sure if it's hate or envy - same in the end
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Seems we are in agreement on this issue Holden.
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Originally posted by Holden McGroin
As for helping friendlies in other lands, (read supporting those in Venezuela who oppose Chavez) I would think that a certain level is acceptable and proper.
Armed attack or assassination is obviously wrong, but helping candidates and parties in other lands is a reasonable arm of foreign policy. It certainly happens in our counrty when foreign players contribute to or endorse certain candidates.
There's a thin line between supporting terrorism and supporting democracy.
USA and individual Americans have been merrily doing both in middle- and South America & Caribian, in the Middle-East and in the Ireland and to tell the truth I don't expect you to chance your manners (old dog etc...).
Just don't think your government is any better than in some third world banana republic. It really isn't a wonder there's a plenty of people out there hating your country... and for a good reason I might add.
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Guys, it's just the internet. You're already safe behind your computer screen, no need to hide behind yet another shade. Your opinions, rants, or ravings are taken even less seriously when it's obvious even you are ashamed of them.
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Brownshirt, why don't you move to a third world banana republic and see what life is like in the real world.
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Originally posted by Brownshirt
There's a thin line between supporting terrorism and supporting democracy.
yes there is. The line between freedom and fear.
No wait... that is more like a chasm than a line
USA and individual Americans have been merrily doing both in middle- and South America & Caribian,
Don't know where the Caribian is... unless you mean Caribbean. And the USA can follow along with France, the UK, Holland, Spain, Germany, and more recently the late Soviet Union, and China.
Oh and Cuba in Africa, and where was Che killed... Bolivia?
in the Middle-East and in the Ireland and to tell the truth I don't expect you to chance your manners (old dog etc...).
I'll give you a 3 to 2 chance for your manners
Just don't think your government is any better than in some third world banana republic.
90% of foreign revenues for Venezuela are from oil, so you must not be including Venezuela as a banana republic.
It really isn't a wonder there's a plenty of people out there hating your country... and for a good reason I might add.
I imagine there are a significant number who hate you as well, shade.
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I hate him. As for people that hate the county of my birth? **** off and die comes to mind.
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Originally posted by john9001
i seems we have some Chavez supporters here, but i can't tell if they are really communists or if they just hate the USA.
it's funny how some people support a totalitarian dictator as long as he's a leftist.
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Originally posted by Gunslinger
it's funny how some people support a totalitarian dictator as long as he's a leftist.
Couldn't possibly be that some prefer their country to exhibit the standards it demands of others. No matter who else is involved. Neh. ;)
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Originally posted by Arlo
Couldn't possibly be that some prefer their country to exhibit the standards it demands of others. No matter who else is involved. Neh. ;)
some of chaves's biggest supporters here are leftys. Compared to him Bush is a saint when it comes to policies reguarding the institution of personal freedoms. These same people scream the loudest at EVERYTHING Bush does.
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Originally posted by Holden McGroin
So are you taking issue with the CIA meddling in Venezuela's affairs, or that they are just not doing it efficiently?
I'd say if you're bound and determined to do something, especially of questionable ethics, you damned well better do it efficiently. First step is keeping it off the gorram internet, eh? ;)
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plain talk arlo, do you support Chavez ?
yes or no?
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Originally posted by Gunslinger
some of chaves's biggest supporters here are leftys. Compared to him Bush is a saint when it comes to policies reguarding the institution of personal freedoms. These same people scream the loudest at EVERYTHING Bush does.
Hmmmm. I hear the loudest screaming from extremists. Doesn't matter what end and often erupts from alternating sides of their mouths.
I'll just hold onto the belief that a double standard is no standard at all and that one should exemplify what they demand of others. My `ol WWII-Korean war Army vet grandfather taught me that. :D
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Originally posted by john9001
plane talk arlo, do you support Chavez ?
yes or no?
I'm not Venezuelan, son. It's not up to me to support him or overthrow him. That would be an internal matter for the Venevuelan people. Until then and until that country goes through official channels to request U.S. taxpayer funded assistance from my country to assist in it's internal affairs, my opinion of him (which isn't much) is just so much fluff on an internet bulletin board. The C.I.A., regarding effective U.S. foreign policy, hasn't learned much from the Bay of Pigs. That's about as plain as it gets. ;)
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Originally posted by Arlo
I'm not Venezuelan, son.
how condencending of you, and you dodged the question as i thought you would......son.
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Originally posted by Gunslinger
it's funny how some people support a totalitarian dictator as long as he's a leftist.
He is not a totalitarian dictator ... not yet anyways. He is a democratically elected president.
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Originally posted by john9001
how condencending of you, and you dodged the question as i thought you would......son.
You asked for my opinion but you wanted a yes or no answer to a meaningless exercise. Since it wasn't as simple an issue as your mind is I tried to make it as deliberate and clear an answer as I could for you, under the circumstances (get over it). Besides, what part of "my opinion of him (which isn't much)" confused ya, sport? Didja get yourself so excited at the prospect of my sporting a woody for Chavez as buzzing and hard as yours is against him that it colored your reading glasses lenses? :cool:
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34 posts and smacked down with the PNG stick? That's got to be close to some sorta record around here.
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Originally posted by john9001
how condencending of you, and you dodged the question as i thought you would......son.
John, Arlo's standard retort is to call you "son" when he can not defend what he says. Just consider the source.
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Firstly, what was there that needed defending in my post?
Secondly, consider yourownself at the moment, oh paragon of proper political discussion and on topic contribution. :aok
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Originally posted by AKIron
I mean a president that is about to declare himself president of Venezuela for life. The same one who seems to eager to establish a communist state against the will of his people. That one.
Not a nice thing to do. I wish Venezuela had an impeachment process.
But it's not all that different from a Spanish general who, with the assistance of Hitler's military might, successfully took control from the legal Republic of Spain in a military coup and established a Fascist state .... against the will of "his people" (hell, he wasn't even elected) but later on switched alliances and enjoyed the recognition and support of the U.S. and other allied nations .... for life.
Just an inconvenient example from history. Doesn't defend .... just establishes trend.
(Bodhi, you let me know in time and I'll edit to sprinkle a condenscending word or two to help you make others consider the source more. ;))
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I dont know about you folks but I smell a shades account
0 points for credibility
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Originally posted by rpm
34 posts and smacked down with the PNG stick? That's got to be close to some sorta record around here.
HTC's board; they have a right to ban everyone whos opinions they don't like.
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In true democratic fashion, Chavez will use the military to veto any legislative attempts to remove him from power.
The jails are beginning to fill.
Yet, some here find him more palatable than our own leaders who are attempting to rein him in.
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America needs to learn to stop pulling it's donut out and puttting it on the chopping block. Especially for crap it has nothing to do with.
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GovtFlu
Persona Non Grata
:rofl
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Tin pot dictator 101: Find an 'evil' threat to your country and unite the people against it--Hitler used the Jews, most others use the US
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rep. party tactic overseas.=dem. party tactic inside U.S.
and if you thnk Chavez is not a threat to the U.S. just look at the people he calls his freinds!
P.S. CIA didnt start this thread some pro hillary campaign staffer probably did, hope we dont all get held hostage!
got the flu part right
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Originally posted by Brownshirt
HTC's board; they have a right to ban everyone whos opinions they don't like.
Speaketh teh shades.:rolleyes:
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Originally posted by bj229r
Tin pot dictator 101: Find an 'evil' threat to your country and unite the people against it--Hitler used the Jews, most others use the US
Well some also used words "Axis of Evil", "WMD" and "Iraq". Worked like a charm did it?
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Ignore him dont feed the :cool:
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Originally posted by rpm
34 posts and smacked down with the PNG stick? That's got to be close to some sorta record around here.
Perhaps he was identifiably tied to one of his other PNG accounts.
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Originally posted by WWhiskey
rep. party tactic overseas.=dem. party tactic inside U.S.
and if you thnk Chavez is not a threat to the U.S. just look at the people he calls his freinds!
P.S. CIA didnt start this thread some pro hillary campaign staffer probably did, hope we dont all get held hostage!
got the flu part right
Well that wasn't backed with anything remotely resembling reality. :D
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whats PNG?
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"Persona Non Grata." And yes ... that's latin for something along the lines of "person not welcome." ;)
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Originally posted by AKIron
Perhaps he was identifiably tied to one of his other PNG accounts.
Yeah...I was wondering what he did to get the stick.
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Originally posted by Yeager
whats PNG?
6,522 posts', registered since 2001 and you didn't know what a PNG was??? :rofl
What happened, Yeag, let someone hijack your BBS account?
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Originally posted by AKIron
Perhaps he was identifiably tied to one of his other PNG accounts.
He was PNG'ed for posting a link to something truly awful in the "Hey look at this" thread.