Real Time Socialist Train Wreck (again) Happening Now in Venezuela

[niothor]

The people is getting tired of a corrupt goverment (comunist or capitalist) the situation of Venezuela is really bad, there's not safe place, controled by a corrupt goverment that stole the money of society or spend it in useless things, it's time to wake up and reach the freedom for the Venezuela people.

Venezuela was always a corrupt nation. But Chavez performed a miracle and eliminated much of the bureaucracy and corruption. After Chavez was killed by the CIA, it went back to ground zero.

I bet he laughs his a* out in his grave when he hears that there are people believing that.

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[bryant.coleman]

I bet he laughs his a* out in his grave when he hears that there are people believing that.

You can believe it or not. Not my problem.

[Wilikon]

A little reminder of what corruption looks like in Venezuela (Like Father, like daughters)
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Hugo Chavez's daughters refuse to move out of presidential palace and hold 'deafening' parties as five die in violent protests on the streets of Venezuela

Former Venezuela president Hugo Chavez died in March 2013
Daughters Rosa Virginia and Maria Gabriela won't leave presidential villa
Neighbors complain of 'deafening' parties
Restaurants won't deliver over unpaid bills
Meanwhile, anti-government protests rage on the streets and five people have died in clashes so far
A 22-year-old beauty queen died after being shot in the head
On Thursday President Maduro threatened to expel CNN from the country

[niothor]

A little reminder of what corruption looks like in Venezuela (Like Father, like daughters)
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Hugo Chavez's daughters refuse to move out of presidential palace and hold 'deafening' parties as five die in violent protests on the streets of Venezuela

Former Venezuela president Hugo Chavez died in March 2013
Daughters Rosa Virginia and Maria Gabriela won't leave presidential villa
Neighbors complain of 'deafening' parties
Restaurants won't deliver over unpaid bills
Meanwhile, anti-government protests rage on the streets and five people have died in clashes so far
A 22-year-old beauty queen died after being shot in the head
On Thursday President Maduro threatened to expel CNN from the country

But isn't that their right , being the daughters of the man who defeated corruption in Venezuela? =)))))

[Wilikon]

A little reminder of what corruption looks like in Venezuela (Like Father, like daughters)
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Hugo Chavez's daughters refuse to move out of presidential palace and hold 'deafening' parties as five die in violent protests on the streets of Venezuela

Former Venezuela president Hugo Chavez died in March 2013
Daughters Rosa Virginia and Maria Gabriela won't leave presidential villa
Neighbors complain of 'deafening' parties
Restaurants won't deliver over unpaid bills
Meanwhile, anti-government protests rage on the streets and five people have died in clashes so far
A 22-year-old beauty queen died after being shot in the head
On Thursday President Maduro threatened to expel CNN from the country

But isn't that their right , being the daughters of the man who defeated corruption in Venezuela? =)))))

That is the sweet socialist concept of noble blood of King and Emperor... Just don't call them that.

[bryant.coleman]

But isn't that their right , being the daughters of the man who defeated corruption in Venezuela? =)))))

I was talking about Chavez. I don't care about his daughter.

[Wilikon]

But isn't that their right , being the daughters of the man who defeated corruption in Venezuela? =)))))

I was talking about Chavez. I don't care about his daughter.

                                                                                   The apple doesn't fall far from the tree

[Bit_Happy]

Real Time Socialist Train Wreck (again) Happening Now in The USA!

[bryant.coleman]

Real Time Socialist Train Wreck (again) Happening Now in The USA!

This one?

http://edition.cnn.com/2014/04/04/us/chicago-ohare-train-derailment/

[Wilikon]

Real Time Socialist Train Wreck (again) Happening Now in The USA!

This one?

http://edition.cnn.com/2014/04/04/us/chicago-ohare-train-derailment/

Not really no. The train operator was fired. None of the people at fault in any capacities, prostitution scandals, Ambassador's death, gun running, green project contract that failed big time, millions of $$ missing etc were fired under Obama. None. Actually some were even promoted.

[Sithara007]

Real Time Socialist Train Wreck (again) Happening Now in The USA!

This one?

http://editi[Suspicious link removed]/2014/04/04/us/chicago-ohare-train-derailment/

Chicago will be the next major city in the US to go bankrupt, after Detoilet.

[bryant.coleman]

Chicago will be the next major city in the US to go bankrupt, after Detoilet.

White flight is destroying Chicago. Most of the middle class has moved out to the suburbs. The inner city is more and more resembling a ghetto now.

[Wilikon]

Chicago will be the next major city in the US to go bankrupt, after Detoilet.

White flight is destroying Chicago. Most of the middle class has moved out to the suburbs. The inner city is more and more resembling a ghetto now.

The future of Chicago:
http://youtu.be/IuOEf-pNXUI

[Wilikon]

Caracas chaos: Venezuelan general on the run







Death in the streets, rationing by fingerprints and a general on the run: how oil-rich Venezuela has descended into chaos

The instructions were straight from the pages of a thriller. We were to park our vehicle in an underground car park, leave behind our mobile phones to avoid tracking, walk through a shopping mall and make our way to another garage in the basement.

We followed the directions and were duly greeted by a flash of headlights.

The driver then screeched off a one-hour night-time dash through the protest-filled streets of Caracas, frequently doubling back and stopping to ensure that there was no tail, until we pulled up on a dimly lit suburban road.

A stocky bearded figure, baseball cap pulled low on his brow, hopped in to the front seat. “Good evening,” he said in heavily accented English before giving the driver the address for a nearby safe-house.

The new passenger was Antonio Rivero, a former general who went into hiding in February to avoid arrest for his role in the protests that have rocked the government of President Nicolas Maduro.

Moving into Spanish, he apologised for the subterfuge involved in our rendezvous.

“These are bad times for our country and we are having to take extraordinary measures,” he said in his first interview since going underground.

Outside, the sounds and smells of a deeply fractured land were inescapable.

Eye-stinging tear gas fired by security forces mixed with smoke from the Molotov cocktails thrown by marchers, while the chants of protestors were punctured by supportive blasts from motorists’ horns.

The student-led unrest began in San Cristobal in Venezuela’s “wild west” near the Colombia border two months ago and has quickly spiralled into a nationwide movement during which at least 39 people have been killed.

The country is mired in a dangerous cycle of economic crisis and violent chaos, polarised between government loyalists in areas heavily dependent on state support and protestors who have taken to the streets over soaring crime rates, surging inflation and shortages of basic goods.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/southamerica/venezuela/10746775/Caracas-chaos-Venezuelan-general-on-the-run.html

[Bit_Happy]

The country is mired in a dangerous cycle of economic crisis and violent chaos, polarised between government loyalists in areas heavily dependent on state support and protestors who have taken to the streets over soaring crime rates, surging inflation and shortages of basic goods.

Maybe we can help them somehow?

[Wilikon]

The country is mired in a dangerous cycle of economic crisis and violent chaos, polarised between government loyalists in areas heavily dependent on state support and protestors who have taken to the streets over soaring crime rates, surging inflation and shortages of basic goods.

Maybe we can help them somehow?

I am doing my best by keeping myself not to forget, and sharing it here. Everybody should do what they can, or believing it is some kind of a foxnews propaganda pushing a fake CIA coup.

[bryant.coleman]

Maybe we can help them somehow?

Why you have to interfere everywhere? Let the Venezuelans sort of the problems on their own.

[Bit_Happy]

Maybe we can help them somehow?

Why you have to interfere everywhere? Let the Venezuelans sort of the problems on their own.

Private aide isn't always "interfering."
The USA Gov has a long history of messing with South America, so leaving them alone is probably best.

[bryant.coleman]

Private aide isn't always "interfering."
The USA Gov has a long history of messing with South America, so leaving them alone is probably best.

I welcome humanitarian aid. But I don't support giving money to rioters, like what Nuland did in Kiev.

[Bit_Happy]

The U.S. Government Should Butt Out of Venezuela
by Jacob G. Hornberger April 2, 2014

In an op-ed in the New York Times today, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro calls for peace in Venezuela. The socialist president has been besieged by demonstrations in which several protestors have been killed. The protesters focus on horrendous economic conditions brought about by Maduro’s socialist economic policies. Maduro is issuing a call for domestic peace.

The problem is that whenever a ruler who is independent of the U.S. Empire is in power, the U.S. national-security state apparatus, especially the CIA, oftentimes gets involved in the process, stirring up trouble and doing whatever it can to achieve the ouster of the ruler and his replacement with a pro-U.S. stooge, ideally one who is a military dictator. It’s no concern of the U.S. government how many foreign citizens die in the process.
http://fff.org/2014/04/02/the-u-s-government-should-butt-out-of-venezuela
The U.S. government does its best to keep its role in the process secret. That’s what “covert” operations are all about. They give the U.S. president the ability to falsely deny U.S. involvement in what is going on.


We should leave the world alone, but we never do.
'murica Hell yeah?