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Hugo Chavez Comments on Venezuela's National Assembly Resolution Regarding 9/11

Submitted by dz on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 1:26pm.

Hugo Chavez

Chávez attacks Bush as a 'genocidal' leader - miami.com

In a speech Tuesday, Chávez criticized the decision of an Iraqi court to sentence former dictator Saddam Hussein to the death penalty. ''If sentencing is to be done,'' Chávez said, ``the first one to be given the most severe sentence this planet has to offer should be the president of the United States, if we're talking about genocidal presidents.''

His comments, which were fairly typical of his recent attacks on Bush, came shortly after the publication of a resolution by Venezuela's legislative National Assembly describing the 9/11 attacks as ''self-inflicted'' and after an exhibition at the Foreign Ministry building in Caracas in which Bush was portrayed as a Nazi storm trooper.

The resolution, which appeared in the official government gazette in mid-October, primarily criticized Washington's decision to build a wall along the Mexican border to keep illegal immigrants out.

But in its fourth paragraph, it calls on the U.S. Congress to ``demand that the government of President Bush explain the self-inflicted attack on the World Trade Center and its victims, the supposed aircraft that crashed into the Pentagon and the links between the bin Laden family and the Bush family.''

Thanks to Chris Rose for the heads up!

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HUGO HUGO HUGO!!!

For those who are interested about Venezuela and Hugo Chavez, I have a literal library of information on my site. Just do a search for Venezuela or Chavez. It's one of the geopolitical issues I've focused on.
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"It was all about finding a way to do it. That was the tone of it. The president saying ‘Go find me a way to do this."

Submitted by Jon Gold on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 1:36pm.

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Hugo Chavez--the last best

Hugo Chavez--the last best hope for ALL the Americas.

"Bugger this; I want a better world."

Submitted by Col. Jenny Sparks on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 11:01pm.

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Bugger yourself

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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 11/11/2006 - 5:06pm.

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Oh, dear, dear, dear....

Oh, dear, dear, dear.... Dirty little mind we have, don't we? Need a right caning, you do.

So, sunshine, if you're not just some spotty faced little coward hiding behind a computer monitor, name the time and place.

Real world, like. Then you can say what you want to my face and we'll see how that turns out.

I'm currently in the Pacific Northwest; where are you?

Put up or shut up and stop taking the piss.

Submitted by Col. Jenny Sparks on Sat, 11/11/2006 - 9:49pm.

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Judging from some other posts

this fellow seems rather... preoccupied. I wonder why.

Submitted by casseia on Sat, 11/11/2006 - 10:33pm.

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now here the comes the

now here the comes the typical crap about how this is going to be used against the movement, blah blah blah. i say any exposure is good exposure and Hugo Chavez making comments like this will only cause more people to look closer at 9/11 if they havent already. sure, you'll have your typical kneejerk partisan flag wavers who will say "hes just an anti-american communist asshole" and wont think twice about what hes saying, but honestly, would they have in the first place? net gain i say

Submitted by Chris on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 1:41pm.

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All people...

Really need to know about Hugo is that he sits on A LOT of oil, probably moreso than Saudi Arabia. Big Oil does NOT like the fact that he controls so much oil, and oil money is being used for the poor, etc... that is money they could have, and they are FURIOUS that they don't. As a result, American media paints Hugo as an evil leftist dictator, when he is anything but evil.
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"It was all about finding a way to do it. That was the tone of it. The president saying ‘Go find me a way to do this."

Submitted by Jon Gold on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 1:47pm.

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That's why....

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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 1:52pm.

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no, thats why hes one person

no, thats why hes one person who happens to be a leader of a country and who rightly thinks 9/11 is a fraud on a massive level. we dont appoint leaders, thats for you, Fox News, and other zombies who cant think for themselves to do.

Submitted by Chris on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 1:55pm.

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HAHAH!!!

I've never taken any direction from Hugo Chavez, nor did I know anything about Hugo Chavez when I started looking into 9/11. I don't even think I knew who the leader of Venezuela was until a few years ago. That is a ridiculous statement, and attempt to associate the 9/11 Truth Movement with a media created evil dictator that isn't evil.
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"It was all about finding a way to do it. That was the tone of it. The president saying ‘Go find me a way to do this."

Submitted by Jon Gold on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 2:01pm.

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Hmmmm.... Start here

Venezuelan Government To Launch International 9/11 Investigation

Truth crusaders Walter and Rodriguez to appear on Hugo Chavez\'s weekly TV broadcast

Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones/Prison Planet.com | March 31 2006

\"Billionaire philanthropist Jimmy Walter and WTC survivor William Rodriguez this week embarked on a groundbreaking trip to Caracas Venezuela in which they met with with the President of the Assembly and will soon meet with Venezuelan President himself Hugo Chavez in anticipation of an official Venezuelan government investigation into 9/11.\"

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\"Though the establishment media will no doubt seek to demonize Chavez as a militant with an axe to grind, this is an exciting development and the next step on the road to a genuine investigation that will seek to uncover the truth rather than hide skeletons and whitewash as was witnessed with the staged Kean committee.\"

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 7:19pm.

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Nail on the head

The 'Elite' clearly do not like anything socially responsible.... or charitable.... or 'christ-like'. The 'social contract' they prefer is one in which they can exercise no restraint over their avarice, greed, and murder.

Submitted by medicis on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 2:06pm.

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"Free" trade: free from

"Free" trade: free from morality, decency, humanity, etc.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 4:45pm.

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saddam

Similar hate formed from Saddam's ability to manipulate a huge supply of oil...

Oil + No world bank membership = evil dictator

Submitted by R (not verified) on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 3:42pm.

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There is SO much dis-info on

There is SO much dis-info on this guy. I was sitting on the fence about him for months, that's how hard it was to sift it.

Then someone in the Bush cabinet tried to spin Hugo's selling oil to the poor at reduced prices as some mysterious plot to undermine the states--somehow, that wasn't adequitly explained.

Please.

He's got more moral courage in his pinky finger than all the Bushites put together.

Submitted by Col. Jenny Sparks on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 11:08pm.

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Another internet "hero"

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Submitted by TheCIA (not verified) on Sat, 11/11/2006 - 5:08pm.

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True, actually. So what's

True, actually. So what's your point? I've actually risked my life in the real world to help people and I do believe in a better world. That's the reason I use the name I do.

And you'd know that if you were REALLY into information and 'intelligence', as your nom-de-post, TheCIA, implies.

Guess you're no more 'spooky' than Casper the Ghost.

"Bugger this; I want a better world."

Submitted by Col. Jenny Sparks on Sat, 11/11/2006 - 9:56pm.

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This was already posted today

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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 1:51pm.

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I'm down for Chavez, the

I'm down for Chavez, the media demonisation of him is as fake as almost everything the supposed "free press" pumps out.

Anyway check it out Alex just had to take a break from the radio show and go to music because he's getting so sick of all the partisan assclowns going along with the "impeachment is a bad idea" f*cktardation, here's the stream;

http://www.nfowars.net:443/stream1.pls

I know exactly what he's saying, those total braindead hoodwinked partisan jokes at crooks and liars and Daily Kos make me sick.

Submitted by Dem Bruce Lee Styles on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 1:55pm.

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Israeli Defense Chief Says

Israeli Defense Chief Says Iran Strike Possible
http://articles.news.aol.com/news/_a/israeli-defense-chief-says-iran-str...

Submitted by Chris on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 1:58pm.

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Israel, the land of endless war that makes the U.S.

military-industrial complex richer & richer!

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 3:36pm.

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Isn't this the time when the new

Pentagon video is to be released?

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 2:29pm.

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HUGO is a LAND GRABBER

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Don't buy into this guy being a good guy just because he is against Bush.

Nonsense.

There is no such thing as private property any more in Venezuala!
Chavez steals land from people. The country is socialist through and through. Chavez is a lennist. He is NOT A GOOD GUY. I'm not saying he may not be of help in the 9/11 Truth Movement, but BE CAREFUL who you align yourself with, we don't want to replace Bush with something just as bad.

No freedom in Venezuela!

Chavez's Land Grab

by Carlos Ball

Carlos Ball, a Venezuelan born journalist and editor for the press agency AIPE, is an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute.

If any doubts remained about President Hugo Chavez's plans for Venezuela's destiny, they have been erased by his decree to "rescue" unproductive lands and assign them to "groups of the population" and "organized communities" from rural areas. Private property is history, so Chavez is proceeding to strengthen the failed agrarian reforms of socialist Venezuelan governments from the 1960s, '70s and '80s, renaming them the "agrarian revolution."

The new Land Law authorizes the government to expropriate land that bureaucrats consider underutilized and to do the same in those cases in which the government discovers an error in a title of land. Venezuelans already know the modus operandi of Chavez’s bureaucracy. In trying to obtain a birth certificate, an identification card, a passport, a certified copy of any legal document and even in registering the elderly to receive pensions, each "mistake" represents a potential source of income for each official, and at the same time, a delay of several months for each citizen's request.

It is not a coincidence that the cattle ranch El Charcote has been chosen as the first victim in the declared war against large estates because of its extension of 13,000 hectares and its ownership. Lord Vestey, a well known British businessman and good friend of Prince Charles, who has a fortune of 750 million pounds, owns the estate, and up until the '90s also owned an estate in Australia equal in land size to the entire United Kingdom. Sam Vestey, owner of the slaughterhouses chain Dewhurst, declared to the press that his great grandfather had first acquired the property in Venezuela in 1903.

According to Chavez's concept of property, any land extension of more than 5,000 hectares (approximately 20 square miles) is considered a "large estate." Because of this concept, the National Guard invaded El Charcote on January 8, carrying arms, while the governor of the state of Cojedes directed the operation from a helicopter. Urged on by the Chávez administration during the past four years, peasants had invaded two thirds of that cattle ranch. They are now first in line to benefit from the piñata.

Submitted by kevin (not verified) on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 2:40pm.

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Every person I've met that

Every person I've met that comes from the elite class in Venezuelan hates Chavez.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 2:45pm.

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Yeah, but the ultra-rich & corporations are the land grabbers

in the good old U.S.A.!!! Land should be for all the people!!!

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 3:25pm.

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Stated another way, it's just a matter of time before all the

choice land in the U.S.A is owned by the super-wealthy & the corporations. The middle class is clearly on its way down & out.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 11:14pm.

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In the U.S., the gov't will take away your land to let a Walmart

be built on it.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 3:34pm.

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I'm rating this comment up.

I'm rating this comment up. I don't like to see thoughtful comments rated down without equally thoughtful replies.

The enemy of Bush is not necessarily my friend. Criticism like this is worth hearing even if you disagree with its conclusions, as I do. In my opinion, Chavez is doing some good things; he's an inspiration. Capitalism has to be confronted. A degree of ruthlessness is necessary for such a confrontation to have an effect.

However, history proves that the alternatives to capitalism can be worse, so take care and think twice before praising rising socialist leaders!

Submitted by Brad Johnson on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 8:02pm.

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It's not capitalism that's the problem

It's government that's the problem.

Our government has become far to big and far to invasive and obviously far too corrupt.
Allowing government to take land from private citizens is akin to communism. Is that the alternative we are looking for?

Corporations, after all, are a creation of the state. Downsizing government is the only way we can get out of this mess. Elections don't work. Democrats don't work. Republicans as we know don't work. We have to start with a new plan, one that gives the power back to our country's citizens, not to it's government. Government should be there to protect us from foreign invasion, and that's about it. Corporations should not be getting welfare from government, and citizens should not be taxed on their income.

A hands-off government is the one that will work the best, not trying to find the least corrupt individuals to rule the country with iron fists.

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Hugo Chavez Comments on Venezuela's National Assembly Resolution Regarding 9/11