More Venezuelans Getting U.S. Asylum

crime wrote:

NO, Crime obviously hates the monkey looking dictator of Venezuela

crime wrote:

the USA has ties and dealings with all of the world...except for Iran, Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea....everyone else in the world is a trade, social and economic partner with the USA....google it...stop lieing...
in 2008 Bush will be gone....what will Chavez use as an excuse then????

jordit wrote:

<quoted text>You seem to be very ignorant, United Nations General Assembly members have just voted against Cuba embargo. The result Cuba 184 votes, USA 4 votes. Just 3 other nations voted with USA: Israel, Marshall Islands and Palau. You mean that USA partners voted against USA?

MercurioCromo wrote:

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Yes US partners vote against the US. It happened to Venezuela when Chavez wanted the security council seat and could not get it...
Again, the resolution has been consistently passed for the last 16 years. It is a non-binding slap on the wrist.

crime wrote:

that is right you idiot...but it makes a broader statement that Chavez is isolating himself from Europe and civilized nations, and he is aligning himself with the lunatics of the world like Ahmadinajad, that midget in North Korea, Castro, etc....REAL people that have their minds intact reject him....

jordit wrote:

<quoted text>Venezuela has now relations with more nations than ever before, the real isolated president is George Bush. After Bush talked about strenghtening Cuba embargo, in United Nations General Assembly 184 nations voted to stop it, just 3 nations voted with USA: Israel, Marshall Islands and Palau. When Venezuela tried to get a seat in the Security Council, even though didn't get it, 90 nations voted for Venezuela

ugly doogie wrote:

illegal aliens all over! are we getting swamped?

crime wrote:

As long as Chavez is the president of Venezuela . your country will never be voted to the UN Security Council.

jordit wrote:

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Lamentably people from all the world have been deceived by propaganda saying that Venezuelan is a nation full of weapons ready to invade USA, for that reason Venezuela was not elected for security council, but Venezuela got 90 votes in that sessions, not the 3 votes that USA obtained 3 days ago in United Nations General Assembly: Israel, Marshall Islands and Palau. Can you tell me where the hell is Palau?

MercurioCromo wrote:

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Dude, the 'propaganda' comes from Chavez himself. He is the one preparing for asymmetric wars and buying all kinds of weapons from his new handlers in Moscow.
Venezuela spent a shitload of money to get to that security council seat but was overbid by the US. Tought shit baby.
As for the vote in the UN. I will repeat it as many times as you do, it is a non-binding vote and it has been the same ofr the last 16 years...

jordit wrote:

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I know you don't like that I talk against your beloved country, so I'll repeat it again: after Bush talked about strengthening the embargo against Cuba, the United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly against the embargo: Cuba got 184 votes, USA got 3 votes from some important nations: Israel, Marshall Islands and Palau.

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-...

santiago wrote:

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Chavez so popular ??? did you see the lates march of the oposition yesterday and even today? Chavez is becoming a Dictator........Simple.
I just hope he does not destroy Venezuela the way Castro (His Master) has destroyed Cuba.....log in to www.therealcuba.com