More Venezuelans Getting U.S. Asylum

Why leave Venezuela? The Venezuelans have nothing to fear from His Excellency, President Hugo Rafael Chavez.

Hugo Chavez is a great leader who will help the poor in Venezuela. He even helped low income and poor areas of the United States.

He is right. Bush is the devil and capitalism is hell.

Stay home, fix your country. The U.S. can't be the only country that can vote for a new government.

Connie Mack and his grand-standing on Chavez will effectively turn Florida into a sanctuary for Venezuelans...this kid is in over his head and needs a muzzle when it comes to realizing the repercussions of his mouth..if he wants to bad-mouth Chavez go for it, but little Connie better be prepared to fund the fallout from another (Mariel) because I just cant afford it anymore..

Only rich venezuelans who feel their benefits and privileges are been reduced are going to USA, like Vilma Petrash who fled the country in a luxurious private yacht. Now government policies are directed to improve the conditions of poor people and of course, millionaires are mad about that.

Which millionaires are you referring to? The old ones or the new ones that are in favor of Chavez?

How about Jesse Chacon's brother, he was a nobody and now owns a bank. Shit how did that happen?

I refer to those like Gisela Parra who want to overthrow the democratic government of Venezuela, and when they are discovered escape in their luxurious planes or yachtes to Miami where they keep their fortunes steal from our country in former times. Sure the lady refer in the article has a fine mansion there and enough money to have a good life.
When you acusse any one you must say his name, and in this case the name of the bank, sure you're a liar!

Arne Chacon, brother of Jesse Chacon, now "owns" and investment bank Baninvest. How in hell?

Why is it that you cannot see it? are you that blind? You accuse the "rich" and yet in Venezuela, everyone is making illicit money with Chavez.

Make no mistake, Chavistas also have yachts and luxurious planes, it's "robolucion" time baby!

Arne Chacón, never heard that name. can you show any proof that he is Jesse Brother and, of course a proof he owns a bank, I could say that you are a thief but I won't do it because a don't have a proof. It's very easy to affirm something without assuming responsibility for what you say. Come to Venezuela and accuse him with the proof in you hand, if you don't do it, then you just lied again.

All the proof you need is in the papers. Read.

Jordit wrote:

Arne Chacón, never heard that name. can you show any proof that he is Jesse Brother and, of course a proof he owns a bank, I could say that you are a thief but I won't do it because a don't have a proof. It's very easy to affirm something without assuming responsibility for what you say. Come to Venezuela and accuse him with the proof in you hand, if you don't do it, then you just lied again.

Medina solicitó averiguación contra Arné y Jesse Chacón

Pablo Medina solicitó al Ministerio Público que inicie una investigación de las denuncias del magistrado suspendido Luis Velázquez Alvaray contra el ministro de Interior y Justicia, Jesse Chacón, y su hermano Arné Chacón.
Durante la rueda de prensa que convocó para rechazar el dictamen del Consejo Moral, Velázquez Alvaray denunció que el ministro Chacón, el vicepresidente José Vicente Rangel y el diputado Nicolás Maduro formaban una especie de "chavismo sin Chávez" que intentaba controlar los poderes públicos. Sobre Arné Chácon, el magistrado suspendido se preguntó "cómo una persona que era fiscal del Seniat y vendedor de Loterías en Caracas ahora era uno de los banqueros más potentados de Venezuela".

Medina solicitó que se investigara de dónde el hermano del ministro obtuvo los recursos para comprar la empresa Indulac por 100 millones de dólares y las acciones de Baninvest. Para el dirigente opositor lo que tendría que determinar la Fiscalía es si los hermanos Chacón incurrieron en tráfico de influencias y si el titular de MIJ está relacionado con la "Banda de los Enanos"._SPR

Seguro que Arne Chacon se gano la loteria. Sigue sonando gafo

The rats that tried to overthrow the democratically elected President of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, deserve the death penalty. If the goverment needs an executor, I'd be happy to do the job for free.

Observandum wrote:

The rats that tried to overthrow the democratically elected President of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, deserve the death penalty. If the goverment needs an executor, I'd be happy to do the job for free.

Another radical? Nice!

Why is it that you all mention he was democratically elected? He did the same thing, so he is also a rat. I guess we did miss the chance of executing him.

Anyway, if you are sooo into executing people, why don't you just execute yourself?

MercurioCromo wrote:

<quoted text>Anyway, if you are sooo into executing people, why don't you just execute yourself?

Because I don't execute human beings — only rats.
How come you support criminals, BTW?

Velásquez Alvaray es un corrupto que robó millones y, como tantos otros, huyó a los Estados Unidos donde protegen a las ratas, Pablo Medina es un payaso que estaba en Miraflores tratando de conseguir un puesto con el dictador Carmona cuando las fuerzas armadas retomaron el Palacio y huyó como lo que es: un cobarde, ese no es ningún dirigente opositor, nadie lo sigue, todos se burlan de él. Si vas a buscar pruebas busca personas decentes y correctas en quien se pueda confiar.

Criminals? Chavez was a criminal, he committed exactly the same crime. He needs some executing, care to do the world a favor?

Rats? Funny way of putting it...

MercurioCromo wrote:

Criminals? Chavez was a criminal, he committed exactly the same crime. He needs some executing, care to do the world a favor?
Rats? Funny way of putting it...

Chavez never was a criminal. Quite to the contrary: In 1992 he tried to save his country and fellow citizens from the oppressive dictatorship that brought along human rights abuses, mass poverty, exploitation and corruption.

So he had a higher moral purpose? I see how it works. He is above everyone else, so his actions were justified, thanks for clarifying the hypocrisy of the whole thing.

There was no dictatorship in Venezuela, Chavez is living proof of that, had he tried that against a dictator like he his, he would be dead by now.

Nothing you have mentioned has gone away, nothing..

-Human rights abuses? See the massacre of puente Llaguno
- Oppressive dictatorship? Check, he now wants to rule forever. He is the ONLY Venezuelan that matters
- Mass poverty? Take a plane down there, see for yourself.
- Corruption? for crying out loud, Chavez's government has made millionaires of everyone around him, they are as corrupt as it gets.

Keep observing, you may finally see...

MercurioCromo, you're obviously ignorant as to the history and current situation in Venezuela. You need to inform yourself thoroughly before twisting the facts and posting such nonsense.
For starters, I suggest reading the following article, titled 'How does he do it?'

"One of the great imponderables for the Venezuelan opposition his how Chavez is so popular after nearly seven years in office [as of June, 2005} when, according to them, the country is coming apart at the seems. The explanations range from the superficial (“it is all based on promises”), to the bizarre (“Chavez supporters don’t believe in rational things like improving their standard of living”), to the ostrich strategy (“most Venezuelans want him out – I don’t care what all the polls say”).

What the opposition will twist, and turn, and do anything to deny is the real explanation – that things are getting better under Chavez and that it is this improvement in their standard of living that leads most Venezuelans (over 70%) to support him."

Continued at
http://oilwars.blogspot.com/2005/06/how-does-...

Observandum wrote:

MercurioCromo, you're obviously ignorant as to the history and current situation in Venezuela. You need to inform yourself thoroughly before twisting the facts and posting such nonsense.
For starters, I suggest reading the following article, titled 'How does he do it?'
"One of the great imponderables for the Venezuelan opposition his how Chavez is so popular after nearly seven years in office [as of June, 2005} when, according to them, the country is coming apart at the seems. The explanations range from the superficial (“it is all based on promises”), to the bizarre (“Chavez supporters don’t believe in rational things like improving their standard of living”), to the ostrich strategy (“most Venezuelans want him out – I don’t care what all the polls say”).
What the opposition will twist, and turn, and do anything to deny is the real explanation – that things are getting better under Chavez and that it is this improvement in their standard of living that leads most Venezuelans (over 70%) to support him."
Continued at
http://oilwars.blogspot.com/2005/06/how-does-...

A person that sees human being that disagree with him as rats, and wants to execute them himself, is not only ignorant but dangerous.

I don't twist facts, you do.

Why don't you read these?

On government corruption, The Economist: http://www.economist.com/world/la/displaystor...

Or how about this one? On how the government lies using stats?

http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/cms.php...

Or how about Fukuyama's opinion on Chavez (this is a curve ball so you have learn who Fukuyama is)

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/...

MercurioCromo wrote:

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A person that sees human being that disagree with him as rats, and wants to execute them himself, is not only ignorant but dangerous.
I don't twist facts, you do.

You've just twisted the facts AGAIN.
Neither do I "see human beings that disagree with me, as rats", nor do I "want to execute them myself."
I consider the criminals who tried to overthrow the democratically elected President Chavez to be rats that I'd love to execute. Perhaps you should take some 'reading and comprehension' classes before posting another comment.