Charter yacht skipper murdered in Venezuela

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jordit wrote:

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Murder capital of the world:
Chicago, USA
Population 3.500.000
Murder Rate: 131 per 100.000 residents (official)
American authorities are doing a fine job allowing persons killings all over USA

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I_need_a_beer wrote:

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My information is from world statistics.
Yours smells like your ass, where you took it from.

capnmike wrote:

the fact that 95% of murders in Venezuela go unsolved certainly says something about the lack of diligence on the part of the government there. Likewise the regular shakedowns of citizens by police "roadblocks", the rampant theft and corruption, etc., does NO make Venezuela a good place to visit. FUERA CHAVEZ!

I_need_a_beer wrote:

Helena, Arkansas: From Wikpedia
The racial makeup of the city was 31.85% White, 66.63% African American, 0.19% Native American, 0.47% Asian, 0.01% Pacific Islander, 0.27% from other races, and 0.58% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.89% of the population.
jordit, when you go there, visit the 66.63%, and WATCH them sell drugs kill each other. Where are the Caracas statistics, you FAIL A G A I N!

jordit wrote:

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We have never had a curfew in Venezuela due to high violence levels... only in America

I_need_a_beer wrote:

jordit, did you say NEVER... and ONLY, you know... there are doctors that can treat your illness(es). You really need to seek professional help. Oh, and learn to research, before you press POST COMMENT (moron!)
Are you the poster child for STUPID
Quote from: http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html...
"The Government also suspended basic civil liberties, including freedom of speech, the right to peaceful protest and the right to free assembly. It also declared a curfew from 6 P.M. to 6 A.M."

jordit wrote:

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Yes, I agree with you, that was in 1992, 6 years before Chavez took the power, there hasn't been any curfew under Chavez government.
Precisely Chavez has always fought against the methods used at those black times for venezuelan democracy, not even during the coup against him in 2002 a curfew was imposed... more democratic? Impossible!
Thanks Chavez for that!

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dvd_abad wrote:

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I think that happens before 1992 'cause i was still living there and i came here in 1990 or maybe that was another one.

jordit wrote:

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Yes, I agree with you, that was in 1992, 6 years before Chavez took the power, there hasn't been any curfew under Chavez government.
Precisely Chavez has always fought against the methods used at those black times for venezuelan democracy, not even during the coup against him in 2002 a curfew was imposed... more democratic? Impossible!
Thanks Chavez for that!

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I_need_a_beer wrote:

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How does this pertain to violence and the slaughtering of the charter boat captain.
Should his friends and family just... Thanks Chavez for THAT! 95% of murders go unsolved
Thanks for confirming you lied about NEVER and ONLY. know before you send

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jordit wrote:

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En febrero del 89, durante el gobierno de Carlos Andres, ocurrió el Caracazo, en esa ocasión fue impuesto el toque de queda (curfew), desde las 5 pm hasta las 6 am, en 1992 las tropas venezolanas dirigidas por Chavez trataron de tomar el poder para acabar con toda las injusticias y calamidades que imperaban en el país, no recuerdo bien pero creo que en esa fecha también fue dictado un toque de queda por el gobierno corrupto de Carlos Andrés, creo que a este segundo suceso se refiere el alemán (need a bear), en todo caso durante el gobierno de Chavez nunca ha sido dictada una medida de toque de queda, ni siquiera durante el golpe de estado o el paro petrolero, Chavez ha sido demasiado tolerante.