OK! Here We Go

mapoui · 03-06-2013, 03:41 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

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http://www.zengardner.com/post-chavez-la...erialists/

[Introduction: In light of the passing of Hugo Chavez, it's well worth another look at the situation in Latin American where we are bound to see the hand of the Oligarchs making their usual moves to regain banking, economic and political control. And Venezuela just happens to have a whole lotta oil. Sound familiar?

Soros and his ilk have been licking their chops to activate their agents in place, no doubt to be disguised as some Latino version of their engineered color revolutions that were so successful in their middle eastern overthrows and the subsequent dismantling and destruction of country after country.

Just watch the press go to town now, doing the aerial propaganda bombardment to clear the way of public opinion, as the military machine gets set for the wipe up after another fake "revolt of the people against a monstrous dictatorial regime" is ignited and exacerbated by the usual suspects.]

#2
daaaammnnn......The usual suspects need a New template.

this is getting too transparent !

Will NOT work dis time around  Wink

#3
For those havent seen it yet , they should check out on youtube " The revolution will not be televised "

#4
Quote:When this stuff surfaces, just like the staged Middle Eastern “revolts” and various color revolutions, the groundwork has been getting laid for a long, long time leading up to the final events. A lot of subversive training takes place as they ready for the right opportunity to give “the people’s voice” and start a rebellion against a regime the US wants replaced.

Just look at this hype back in January to prepare the way, as if everything in the region is gonna blow. Well, how would they know that unless they were the ones pulling the strings? Again, conditioning the masses for more war and hegemony:

which is why I said on the other thread: THAT THE VENEZUELAN PEOPLE MUST MOVE NOW, TODAY, CARRY THROUGH THE REVOLUTION BY DESTROYING IMMEDIATELY THE OPPOSITION, THE RICH AND THEIR CLASS, RADONSKY CAPRILES AN' DEM.

THEY MUST NOT WAIT...THE MUST CONTROL TOTALLY FROM SEA TO SEA..LEAVE NO OPPOSITION THAT CAN BE USED AS A FIFTH COLUMN..THAT CAN BE ARMED AND USED IN THE MEDIA AS A REBELLION THE USA MUST GO IN AND PROTECT.

THEIR VERY LIVES ARE ON THE LINE...IF THE USA GETS BACK IN THERE THEY WILL KILL INDISCRIMINATELY.  THEY WILL WIPE OUT ALL THE 'RADICALS AND ALL THEY THINK ARE RADICALS' SO IT IS BEST THEY TAKE IN FRONT BEFORE IT TAKES THEN

#5
Quote:daaaammnnn......The usual suspects need a New template.

this is getting too transparent !

Will NOT work dis time around 

man I hope yuh right!

#6
Every single colour revolution has failed after initial successes in preserving western interests , Geogia , Iran , Ukraine and lebanon to name a few

#7
I dont know Kwami...you are right except that Iran in particular is a huge country..80+ million people.  I don't know what Logisitics difficulties that presented to 'colour' plotters.

and all those countries are developed as opposed to underdeveloped.  Venezuela is relatively developed save the poor were more that 2 thirds.

when I think of Venezuela the example that comes to mind is East Timor not the Ukraine.  the will want to destroy Venezuela, kill people in bunches, huge bunches, leave it back in the stone age..rip it apart like Bush senior left East Timor

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The Indonesian invasion of East Timor in December 1975 set the stage for the long, bloody, and disastrous occupation of the territory that ended only after an international peacekeeping force was introduced in 1999.  President Bill Clinton cut off military aid to Indonesia in September 1999—reversing a longstanding policy of military cooperation—but questions persist about U.S. responsibility for the 1975 invasion; in particular, the degree to which Washington actually condoned or supported the bloody military offensive.  Most recently, journalist Christopher Hitchens raised questions about the role of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in giving a green light to the invasion that has left perhaps 200,000 dead in the years since.  Two newly declassified documents from the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library, released to the National Security Archive, shed light on the Ford administration’s relationship with President Suharto of Indonesia during 1975. Of special importance is the record of Ford’s and Kissinger’s meeting with Suharto in early December 1975.  The document shows that Suharto began the invasion knowing that he had the full approval of the White House.  Both of these documents had been released in heavily excised form some years ago, but with Suharto now out of power, and following the collapse of Indonesian control over East Timor, the situation has changed enough that both documents have been released in their entirety.

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Quote:Other documents found among State Department records at the National Archives elucidate the inner workings of U.S. policy toward the Indonesian crisis during 1975 and 1976.  Besides confirming that Henry Kissinger and top advisers expected an eventual Indonesian takeover of East Timor, archival material shows that the Secretary of State fully understood that the invasion of East Timor involved the "illegal" use of U.S.-supplied military equipment because it was not used in self-defense as required by law.


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