Chavez: Russian jets can repel attack on Venezuela

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Ben There wrote:

Ask Saddam how long Russian jets can hold off American fighters! Maybe two and a half minutes if he's real lucky.
One of these days he's going to realize nobody cares about him and his little tyrant game. If we took him seriously at all, he wouldn't still be making noise. Which will be sad when it happens as he's quite entertaining.

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Mad Dog USN wrote:

Chavez needs to create the image of a conflict in order to establish Martial law which would give Chavez control of the government.
Right now he can't do anything except strong arm
the voting public.
He's just another greasy power hungry sh*tstain.

Ben There wrote:

Ask Saddam how long Russian jets can hold off American fighters! Maybe two and a half minutes if he's real lucky.
One of these days he's going to realize nobody cares about him and his little tyrant game. If we took him seriously at all, he wouldn't still be making noise. Which will be sad when it happens as he's quite entertaining.

dvd_abad wrote:

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So you think that the USA is winning the war in Iraq?

Tending Rabbits wrote:

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Nobody cares about him which is why he does so much public posturing otherwise his own countrymen might realize what a dud he really is.

Tending Rabbits wrote:

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The airspace over Iraq is certainly controlled by the USA, which is what I think Ben There's point was.

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little Hitler chavez wrote:

Another Banana Republic dictator who tries to justify spending the country's money on a military buildup instead of educating the people. The enhanced military will really be designed to keep Venezuela's own people in line.

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dvd_abad wrote:

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I believe that for you to get to this conclusions you have been in Venezuela doing a research of what's going on over there Right? if not you must be some kind of savant or genius,'cause i don't believe that a smart person like you came to this conclusion from the news

Mad Dog USN wrote:

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Actually never been to Venezuela.
But I spent 22 years in the US Navy.
I have seen my share of pint sized despots all over the world. They pretty much are of the same ilk and thought process.
Thank you
stay safe

dvd_abad wrote:

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I'm 45 years old andl i have been in Venezuela during and before Chavez and he's one of the two Venezuelan President that really cares for Venezuela.
Do you think that the US Navy's fourth fleet poses a threat to Venezuela and the porpoise of the reactivation of the same?

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Mad Dog USN wrote:

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A three times democratly elected Banana Republic Dictator that tanks to him the standard of education in Venezuela is among the highest in the region. Of Venezuelans aged 15 and older, 93.4% can read and write, one of the highest literacy rates in the region. The literacy rate in 2003 was estimated to be 93.8% for males and 93.1% for females. The Venezuelan government remains committed to the idea that every citizen is entitled to a free education despite some criticism of the system. Venezuela has more than 90 institutions of higher education, with more than 6 million students. Higher education remains free under the 1999 constitution and was receiving 35% of the education budget, even though it accounted for only 11% of the student population. More than 70% of university students come from the wealthiest quintile of the population. To address this problem, the government established the Bolivarian University system in 2003, which designed to democratize access to higher education.
Brazil, Colombia and Argentina spend a lot more money in weaponry than Venezuela and the Country spending more money in weaponry and wars is the USA which economy in not doing so good latetly. The enhanced military will really be designed to keep Venezuela's own people in line? bro. you must be talking about the Virtual Venezuela created by the right wing through the International Media

Peric Overde wrote:

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dvd_abad: I AM in Venezuela. Why don't you talk about the 33% annual inflation? What about the collapsing health system? What about the 100,000 death from crime since Chavez is in government? What about the lack of basic products like milk, meat, toilette paper, etc. that has been the norm for the past few years? What about the total kidnapping of other branches of power?
Do you think we need to spend so many billions of dollars in useless weaponry when we have lack of so many basic services?

Peric Overde wrote:

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dvd_abad: I AM in Venezuela. Why don't you talk about the 33% annual inflation? What about the collapsing health system? What about the 100,000 death from crime since Chavez is in government? What about the lack of basic products like milk, meat, toilette paper, etc. that has been the norm for the past few years? What about the total kidnapping of other branches of power?
Do you think we need to spend so many billions of dollars in useless weaponry when we have lack of so many basic services?

little bitty monkey man wrote:

<quoted text>chavez even has difficulty milking his own cash cow, the oil industry. chavez refused to give pay raises to his under compensated oil workers and engineers. They all quit and many left the country to take high tech jobs elsewhere. chavez had to shut down oil pumps for months.
chavez tried to pull a fast one on the people and asked for changes in the country's constitution. The people weren't fooled and voted against chavez' changes.