Posted on 09/21/2006 7:42:29 AM PDT by gopwinsin04
Sometimes you feel like a nut and sometimes you don't. Sometimes you feel like listening to President Almondjoy -- mix cocoa and coconut to get cuckoo nut -- of Iran and sometimes you would rather watch President Chavez pile up mounds of Venezuelan guano.
In either case, visiting the United Nations is like taking a trip to Mars.
Chavez is an Old School Commie, or perhaps Old Factory. Olfactorily he is challenged, that's for certain: he detects no sulfurous miasma anywhere in the U.N. building other than President Bush's diabolic wake.
The United States, he says, is an imperialist power bent on oppressing and pillaging the blameless innocents of the world who whittle their olive branches in sylvan boughs.
Although this makes for great comedy, the tragedy is immense. Every time we sit, not go, at a Citgo station, we are putting money in Chavez's pocket.
At many of the other stations we are donating to Iran, a tad less directly.
We tried regime change in Iraq, but regimen change is proving much harder in the absence of regiment change. Ostracism is often effective but it requires unanimity that Russia, France and China will undo with pusillanimity.
These guys just buy time and then sell us down the river; it's a bad business all around.
In the meantime, the inmates are taking over the asylum, not to mention the Manhattan parking spaces. The quacks are trying to pull us into the mire, knowing our phobia of quagmires.
No longer is the United Nations a bunch of old ladies wasting their time on gossipy intra-Venus gabfests; now we have a bunch of martial Martians. President Bush will have a devil of a time digesting this bunch of nuts.
(Excerpt) Read more at spectator.org ...
Chavez has an 87% approval rating according to polls.
With $60 a barrel oil, it's not hard to see why.
Drudge is reporting that President Chavez (we like to call him El Whackjobbo! - remember that j is pronounced as an h, as in a-hole) is fleeing the country.
I just had some fun on my coffee-break. Gave the Embassy of Venezuela in DC a call - (202) 342 2214 - and told the Chavez-servant who answered: "Hey, thanks for the laughs yesterday - from EVERYONE here in the USA - we say thanks for the laughs."
She said, "What do you mean?"
I said, "You President is a total raving lunatic a-hole! Thanks for letting him out of the nuthouse for the day."
She actually said, "Oh, you're welcome, sir!"
You couldn't make it up if you tried.
And he's offering free gas to the people living in Clintonville, NY. Coincidence?
His deal with Iran may be one deal too many!
http://www.debka.com/article.php?aid=1213
shades of the USSR & Cuba in 1962
Pass it on. There's probably a lot of people in this country who don't know this about Citgo.
My husband went for a ride on his Harley the other day and was getting low on gas. He really pushed the beast in order to avoid a Citgo station. He said he thought he might have to call me to bring him gas. Now that's patriotic!
And now Chavez is passing out freebies to "the U.S. poor" and even giving away free "helping the U.S. hurt (democrat sloths)" and "bringing help and comfort to their home" type tee shirts to endorse his charity
The "poor" in this country live like millionaires in his country. Heck, "the poor" in this country live better than many of the taxpayers being scammed!
I think it's very likely that Chavez will get the Democrat nomination for 2008. An endorsement by Amadingyjaad would sew it up.
The first few lines in that spiel sums up the past two days quite nicely. It's a good thing I didn't watch either of their speeches, or this time a PS2 controller wouldn't have been broken.
If you see a Citgo station. Picket it.
And cheap heating oil to the residents of Harlem - saw that on Fox News this morning. What a great guy.
Are these poorer Americans so naive as to not realize that as a member of OPEC, Venezuella shares responsibility for the high price of oil in the first place?
Oy.
This guy and his ravings don't bother me so much. He really is inconsequential.
What DOES bother me deeply and makes me ashamed of my country is the standing ovation he received at that college in NY last night.
Traitors, to the last applauder.
Boycott CITGO. Check this out: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1705521/posts
Doesn't Venezuela's oil have a very high sulfur content?
Citgo has a customer hot line....800-252-4846
I do not believe in boycotts. Never have. I have, however, stopped buying products because of how I feel about the company.
I don't buy Barbra Streisand albums any more.
I don't buy Citgo gas either.
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