Posted on 05/28/2007 12:31:43 PM PDT by Zakeet
Then you are obviously unaware of the massive cheerleading section of the American populace on the East Coast during the 1930s and early 1940s for Stalin and his policies.
The final moments of broadcast show the entire staff of the network singing a tearful rendition of the national anthem, with its stirring hymn of "respect for the law, valor, and honor". Then the signal fades, the screen goes black, and the logo of the news State television network comes up: a graphical representation of a television screen composed of vertical color bars, with the traditional colors of Venezuela fading slowly into the red of the new socialist regime.
Wonder if cindeeee will go over and help her old buddie hugo? Hah, heh, hah, heh.
Here ya go hollywood nobodies...here’s your chance to go over there and stand up for freedom of speech. Where are you all now? How come you are not falling over each other to go and protect the citizens freedoms to speak their piece? How come you are not all over the TV in support of the people? Huh, Huh, HUH? Too dangerous? Oh yeah, you are really only full of hot air...I forgot.
BOHICA. In America “it” will be called the Fairness Doctrine.
if it were not so funny and stupid it would be scary
Yes, PRAY and SING and keep fighting.<
Oh so sad for this nation and so bad for America and the world that this tinpot dictator keeps spreading his malignant tyranny through his country, and, he hopes, through all the world.
When will we/anyone stop him? When the missiles start flying here from Iran?
Of course should the Demonrats take the Presidency, El Hugo Stalin will just come over freely and do whatever he pleases here with his destroyer mentality....because he will fit right in with those running this country.
wow, that’s a beautiful iconic photo - a man trying to hold back fascism with his bare strength. thanks for posting it.
That photo ranks with the one of the lone man blocking a column of PLA tanks in 1989.
May Chavez, Ahmedinejad and Carter rot slowly and painfully in Hell for all eternity.
What’s with these countries? They are owned by a small number of families. Come the revolution are they are replaced by another small number of families. But I guess, historically, that is the norm.
Wow. Thank you for posting that. I had tears in my eyes listening to these folks saying good bye.
The thing that was the most touching was their farewell to “la prensa internacional que nos acompaña.” Sadly, I don’t think the press here gives a good GD.
Yo también. Que lastima...
All I know is that my heart is with all the freedom loving people of Venezuela! May they find the strength to overthrow this tyrant!
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x991335#991341
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=985576&mesg_id=985576\
All pretty pathetic, and it gets worse.
To be fair, the region erupts in chaos after many soccer games.
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