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Re: Chavez Loses Election on 'Reforms'

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Because the middle class is the opiate of the masses.

Were too drugged up on consumerism to care in other words. So sad.

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In Ven. Chavez supporters typically reside outside the cities. His opponents typically reside within the cities. From what i am reading there was a massive campaign by students to get people to vote no. I truly love to see democracy in action like this. I have never experienced anything like it in Canada. There is never any participation, no rallies, no passion, very little turn-out, etc... (im assuming by the turnouts we see in the US there are similar problems)...

Why don't we care (not us in this board, but our populations in general)? Why do we not experience democracy like they do in Venezuela or Bolivia?

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I think one the the reasons we don't have overly vigorous democratic expression here and in Canada (and most other 'first world' nations) is because we are comfortable with our economic systems and enjoy very little government corruption compared to places like Bolivia and Venezuela. It seems that the more corrupt the government is, the more aggressive the populace when given a voice in an election. Personally, I see any defeat of Chavez as a victory for mankind.

On a side note, is it just me or does Chavez have a gigantic hydro head? WHAT A HUMUNGOUS FAT HEAD HE HAS!! I mean, DIOS MIO! LOOK AT IT!!! It's 'freak show' huge!!! Not to mention UGLY. This man is scary ugly. I really think he could give Al Franken(who is simply a hideous man) a run for the 'ugliest politician in the world' prize. We could have a contest? The winner gets a mask to wear in public.
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Re: Chavez Loses Election on 'Reforms'

The US government and the American media dispise Hugo Chavez because Chavez has the courage to speak out publicly against the jews. Simple as that. See paragraph below from Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting or google "Hugo Chavez anti-zionist", for proof of Chavez' anti-semitism and of jewish hatred for him.

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It began with a bulletin from the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles (1/4/06) accusing Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez of invoking an old anti-Semitic slur. In a Christmas Eve speech, the Center said, Chavez declared that "the world has wealth for all, but some minorities, the descendants of the same people that crucified Christ, have taken over all the wealth of the world."



Which btw, is why I like the Hispanic fellow.
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On a side note, is it just me or does Chavez have a gigantic hydro head? WHAT A HUMUNGOUS FAT HEAD HE HAS!! I mean, DIOS MIO! LOOK AT IT!!! It's 'freak show' huge!!! Not to mention UGLY. This man is scary ugly. I really think he could give Al Franken(who is simply a hideous man) a run for the 'ugliest politician in the world' prize. We could have a contest? The winner gets a mask to wear in public.
I'm going to hell for sure for laughing at this, but I can't help it. Too funny.
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I think one the the reasons we don't have overly vigorous democratic expression here and in Canada (and most other 'first world' nations) is because we are comfortable with our economic systems and enjoy very little government corruption compared to places like Bolivia and Venezuela. It seems that the more corrupt the government is, the more aggressive the populace when given a voice in an election. Personally, I see any defeat of Chavez as a victory for mankind.
Nobody i ever talk to here is ever comfortable with the economic system we have in place. And corruption is absolutely rampant in both our political systems. That is bluntly obvious.

We are consumers, not citizens. That is the problem.

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The US government and the American media dispise Hugo Chavez because Chavez has the courage to speak out publicly against the jews. Simple as that. See paragraph below from Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting or google "Hugo Chavez anti-zionist", for proof of Chavez' anti-semitism and of jewish hatred for him.

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It began with a bulletin from the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles (1/4/06) accusing Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez of invoking an old anti-Semitic slur. In a Christmas Eve speech, the Center said, Chavez declared that "the world has wealth for all, but some minorities, the descendants of the same people that crucified Christ, have taken over all the wealth of the world."



Which btw, is why I like the Hispanic fellow.
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. Personally, I see any defeat of Chavez as a victory for mankind.
and, of course, as a victory for the puppet master JEWS who control the wealth of the entire world, cause all hatred and suffering in the world, have caused global warming, AND murdered Jesus Christ and a poor defenseless Palestinian infant named Fahnoosh and drank her blood.
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Nobody i ever talk to here is ever comfortable with the economic system we have in place. And corruption is absolutely rampant in both our political systems. That is bluntly obvious.

We are consumers, not citizens. That is the problem.

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You may choose to see yourself as a consumer, I don't. I am a 'capitalist pig' and proud of it.
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In Ven. Chavez supporters typically reside outside the cities. His opponents typically reside within the cities. From what i am reading there was a massive campaign by students to get people to vote no. I truly love to see democracy in action like this. I have never experienced anything like it in Canada. There is never any participation, no rallies, no passion, very little turn-out, etc... (im assuming by the turnouts we see in the US there are similar problems)...

Why don't we care (not us in this board, but our populations in general)? Why do we not experience democracy like they do in Venezuela or Bolivia?

Andrew
For the most part I agree with you, but when the result of a vote has huge consequences, even Canadians can be awaken.

YouTube - Unity Rally, Quebec, Canada

I was 18 at the time, and glued to the TV the entire night watching CBC for the results of the referendum in my small hometown of Hudson, Qc.
The results if I remember correctly were 51.1% No, 49.9% Yes.
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For the most part I agree with you, but when the result of a vote has huge consequences, even Canadians can be awaken.

YouTube - Unity Rally, Quebec, Canada

I was 18 at the time, and glued to the TV the entire night watching CBC for the results of the referendum in my small hometown of Hudson, Qc.
The results if I remember correctly were 51.1% No, 49.9% Yes.
Canada is one of the jewish ruled countries we White Nationalists talk about and refer to as having a "Jewish Occupation Government" (JOG). And Canada's jewish controlled mass media has essentially turned white Canadians into programmed, wage-slave, self-hating robots very similar to white Americans. (You might consider spending time at The Official Website of Representative David Duke, PhD or Vanguard News Network for a more informed education about what's going on in your country and the world)

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and, of course, as a victory for the puppet master JEWS who control the wealth of the entire world, cause all hatred and suffering in the world, have caused global warming, AND murdered Jesus Christ and a poor defenseless Palestinian infant named Fahnoosh and drank her blood.
Take my word for it Alex, Chavez was not speaking in a literal sense when he said jews own all the wealth of the world. Heck, you and I have a few bucks in our own pockets to prove they don't. Eh ??

And I'd bet money Chavez is very familiar with the Talmud's outrageous references to gentiles as cattle, and to Jesus Christ as a bastard born of a whore and a Roman soldier, and countless other vile attacks against Christians and all non-jews.
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Re: Chavez Loses Election on 'Reforms'

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The US government and the American media dispise Hugo Chavez because Chavez has the courage to speak out publicly against the jews. Simple as that....
Really? Chavez is an anti-Semite? That's yet another reason to label him the clown he is. Thanks for the info, Brett.
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Re: Chavez Loses Election on 'Reforms'

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For the most part I agree with you, but when the result of a vote has huge consequences, even Canadians can be awaken.

YouTube - Unity Rally, Quebec, Canada

I was 18 at the time, and glued to the TV the entire night watching CBC for the results of the referendum in my small hometown of Hudson, Qc.
The results if I remember correctly were 51.1% No, 49.9% Yes.
I agree with you sentiment. I remember that day myself. But in the west we didn't and don't really care about Quebec's aspirations for national status. I actually support it, and i even support paying taxes to make it happen successfully. Nothing wrong with another nation in NA as far as im concerned.

But that vote was provincial, and it was democracy in action in Quebec, not in Canada. (it was more like corruption in Canada).

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You may choose to see yourself as a consumer, I don't. I am a 'capitalist pig' and proud of it.
But we are consumers no matter what we call ourselves, which is really no big deal, except for the fact there are six billion of us, all racing to be the biggest consumer of them all.

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I think he was genuinely shocked by this. Apparently the stores didn't have enough milk and bread over the last two weeks. They woke up and realized, we don't want to starve!
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But we are consumers no matter what we call ourselves, which is really no big deal, except for the fact there are six billion of us, all racing to be the biggest consumer of them all.

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Sorry Andrewl, I am still not a consumer. I create FAR more than I consume. I am a creator!!! All I need now is a crown...or a church.
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