(Lunatic)Chavez to United States: 'Go to Hell!'

FNC ^ | January 21, 2007

[peander]

What's wrong with taking his cheap oil? Ignore him.

[upsdriver]

Agreed! Another hypocrisy that really bugs me is the left being for the "little guy" and doing everything for the children. All the while have no problem taxing the working man or aborting millions of babies.

[Rosemont]

Pat Robertson was right about Chavez.

[highlander_UW]

ROFL...you're right, but he sure got alot of flak at the time he said it.

[JerseyJohn61]

"Ignore him"

Some folks ignore the symptoms of early stage cancer too.
....JJ61

[RightOnline]

Hey Chavez.........you'll be pushing up daisies soon. Bye, asshole.

[BenLurkin]

If he really thinks we are the devil ... then let's send him to hell. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PkzeX0_uTM

[NordP]

Hi Kaslin!

Headline = Right back attcha!

[jordan8]

Screw the Venezuelans, they deserve it. Throw up the fence and hire 50,000 immigration agents to ruthlessly hunt down illegals with bonuses for every successful capture before we get our own Chavez. Note that he didn't use the word American, he used the racial hate term "gringos." The dirty little secret of the turn to the left in much of Latin America is that it is a race war by another name, just as politics often is in any multicultural nation or empire.

[John Semmens]

Chavez Pledges “Socialist Paradise” at Swearing In Ceremony

Invoking Castro as his socialist model, President Hugo Chavez began his third term by declaring that socialism, not capitalism, is the future for Venezuela and the world. “It may take time,” Chavez said, “but we will replicate the socialist paradise Castro has built for the people of Cuba. We will crush the capitalist exploiters who tempt the Venezuelan people with material abundance. We will light a shining beacon for the world to follow.”

In fulfillment of his pledge, Chavez has already announced the nationalization of electricity and telephone service. Chavez said he plans to file a bill in Parliament that will grant him absolute authority to seize capitalist property “for the benefit of the state.” Called the “Enabling Act,” Chavez’s bill is modeled on a similarly named 1933 German measure. The Act will enable Chavez to enact laws without the participation of the Parliament.

Lamero de la Botas, a deputy in Venezuela’s National Assembly, praised the proposed measure. “Instead of constant arguing over policy one voice will speak for Venezuela,” de la Botas said. “The rest of us will merely have to obey. I can’t tell you how relieved I am to not have to face the tedium of reading all these bills brought up in the Assembly. When a country has a genius like Hugo at the helm it is an honor to be a ‘yes-man.’”

To prevent “capitalist propagandists” from thwarting his drive toward a “workers’ paradise,” Chavez has said he will shutdown opposition media beginning with Radio Caracas Television. “We cannot make a socialist revolution with dissenters in our midst,” Chavez declared. “Radio Caracas cannot be permitted to spread lies. This broadcasting prerogative must be reserved for the government.”

Radio Caracas is among a number of private TV and radio networks that in recent years have strongly criticized Chavez’ government.

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http://www.azconservative.org/Column_Archives.htm

[stevie_d_64]

Well hang on a second...

I don't think he meant to say "hell", I believe because he is accent challenged, he may have actually meant to say "ello", like "ello guvnah", you know like the Brits do...

Right???

(Steve needs to stop watching breakfast cereal commercials over the weekend...)