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Time Machine
11 Years Ago Today
USA, USA
I 'll bet I'm not alone in thinking our CIA had a hand in
yesterday's
unexpected overthrow of Venezuela's RBC (ratbastardcommie) president,
Hugo
Chavez. If so, good on 'em. With him goes Venezuelan ties
to Fidel Castro.
"We're not going to send a single barrel more of oil to Cuba," said a
new
government spokesman. Who gets that oil? Yeah, the good
guys
(the U.S., for those of you in Berkeley). Crude oil prices fell
6.1
per-cent in New York.
E-MAIL Rodger the Real King
of France at 4/13/2002
08:33:00 AM PERMLINK
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I
posted that during my first week in (blog) business. That I
forget it is understandable since after Hugo was removed I erased his
file from brainal storage. Since there was no link, I
searched on "We're not going
to send a single barrel more of oil to Cuba," and got one
hit.
"
Fidel Castro was snubbed and U.S. motorists caught a
break as
governments across the hemisphere scrambled yesterday to assess the
stunning fall of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, the left-wing
populist ousted under military pressure Thursday after weeks of social
unrest.
The new manager of state-owned Petroleos de
Venezuela (PDVSA) declared that the ex-president's policy of
cultivating ties with Cuba's strongman through subsidized energy trade
had been revoked.
The next time I remember hearing Chavez's name was when
Pat Robertson suggested
on-air that American operatives assassinate Venezuelan President
Hugo Chavez to stop his country from becoming "a launching pad for
communist infiltration and Muslim extremism." He's dead now, but
the world would be a better place had Robertson been head of the CIA.
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