Hugo Chavez's UN Speech - and not just the sulfur part

[svandamme]

you guys crack me up , so what i chavez huffs and puffs,
are you guys living in a house made from tatch? wood? or brick??
which of the 3 little piggies built it?

ignore the bastard, it's not like he's a threat now is he
he can't even cut off the oil without beeing lynched at home
and let's be honest ,that's the only way he could really do something... and it would be no worse then a bad itch...

[sammyg2]

Like I said.......

[svandamme]

Originally posted by sammyg2
Like I said.......

no , you said get the cia to kill the bastard

ignoring is not the same as killing

although it's easier to ignore somebody who is 6 feet under...

[svandamme]

sorry bout that , mis read snowmans post for yours.

[sammyg2]

Gotcha. Reply deleted.

[svandamme]

could have left it for all i cared... it wasn't offensive or anything... i'm not that sensitive

[jdm61]

Hugo Chavez....the man who wants to be Castro, but ends up looking more and more like Noriega and Khaddafi very day.

[fastpat]

Originally posted by jkarolyi
Chavez is a joke...nobody at the UN takes him seriously. 100% purely political speech aimed towards his poll numbers at home.

But, smarter and less of a joke than Bush II.

[fastpat]

Originally posted by legion
Chavez is simply an oportunistic thug.

Just like Bush II.

[fastpat]

Originally posted by jdm61
Hugo Chavez....the man who wants to be Castro, but ends up looking more and more like Noriega and Khaddafi very day.

How's that? Chavez has never been a Bush family retainer like Noriega was; and isn't a military dictator who's actually funded direct terrorist attacks.

So, where'd you get your assertion?

[svandamme]

Originally posted by jdm61
Hugo Chavez....the man who wants to be Castro, but ends up looking more and more like Noriega and Khaddafi very day.

funny enough , you just named 2 characters that i think have been in power longer then anybody else(except the king of Thailand and it's debatable how much power that one actually has), both named enemy of the USA , and both outlasted the presidents that labeled them as such

Khaddafi since 69
Castro since 59

you can say all you want, but both have been quite succesfull in their business of beeing in power, abd more successfull at staying alive then their US counterparts... JFK got clipped, Reagan died of old age

[jdm61]

Originally posted by fastpat
How's that? Chavez has never been a Bush family retainer like Noriega was; and isn't a military dictator who's actually funded direct terrorist attacks.

So, where'd you get your assertion?

Got it from yo momma who said Castro was better with a ceegar than Slick Willy ever dreamed of being. yuck, yuck. So he doesn't directly support terrorism, eh? So what's all this about him sheltering FARC in exchange for them being his muscle-of-last-resort in case something goes down? Read something other than the Guardian or New York Times, Pat. Remember.......there are lots of JEWS working for the Times, so you don't wanting to be patronizing that paper

[jdm61]

Originally posted by svandamme
funny enough , you just named 2 characters that i think have been in power longer then anybody else(except the king of Thailand and it's debatable how much power that one actually has), both named enemy of the USA , and both outlasted the presidents that labeled them as such

Khaddafi since 69
Castro since 59

you can say all you want, but both have been quite succesfull in their business of beeing in power, abd more successfull at staying alive then their US counterparts... JFK got clipped, Reagan died of old age

Dude....i grew up in Miami and bought the party line for YEARS. Since then, i have been to Cuba and found it a weird place with charming people. The reason Castro has stayed in power is that, for the vast majority of Cubans, things got a lot better after Batista was bounced out. The Cuban revolution at its heart was not purely about class but about a caste system based almost purely on race. They were using the very complex Spanish colonial system of categorizing people and trust me, it makes aparthied seem simple. Although the Cuban government denies it vociferously, there is still racial segregation in Cuba. The old rich white neighborhoods on the west side of downtown Havana around the Marina Hemingway and out in Santa Fe are still predominantly "white". Most of the homes of the rich that left were turned over to 3rd world countries for embassies. The folks who stayed still live where they always did.

[widebody911]

Originally posted by svandamme
you guys crack me up , so what i chavez huffs and puffs,
are you guys living in a house made from tatch? wood? or brick??
which of the 3 little piggies built it?

Well, Halliburton already has the no-bid contract to rebuild it....

[1967 R50/2]

Originally posted by HardDrive
Evidently you did not watch the video. Sure, the other delgates were laughing.....at Bush, not the messenger.

Uhhh...I DID watch the video and that is not how I remember it.

I remember that when Chavez was speaking, there seemed to be an inordinant amount of empty seats in the hall. Maybe that is the way it always is.

When he concluded, the only parties I saw applauding were Venezula and Cuba, not tht I expect the camera to get everone, but again, the wide angle shot showed a lot of empty seats.

I don't recall anyone laughing anywhere through Chavez's comments.

[fastpat]

Originally posted by jdm61
Got it from yo momma who said Castro was better with a ceegar than Slick Willy ever dreamed of being. yuck, yuck. So he doesn't directly support terrorism, eh? So what's all this about him sheltering FARC in exchange for them being his muscle-of-last-resort in case something goes down? Read something other than the Guardian or New York Times, Pat. Remember.......there are lots of JEWS working for the Times, so you don't wanting to be patronizing that paper

In other words, you pulled it out of what passes for your arse.

Glad you cleared that up.

[jdm61]

Pat.......I always love how you distort or ignore the facts to suit your argument. Actually the FARC connection has been well documented.......by GENTILES even.....lol The speculation about Chavez revolves around the recent arrival of a number of middle eastern types on certain islands that are part of Chavez's worker's paradise. As for FARC, Chavez is in bed with them. And let us not forget that FARC was in bed with the Medellin cartel for years......need another drug connection? I think you dig Chavez cause he is a dictator who likes silly uniforms just like your hero and role model Schickelgruber.....lol

[fastpat]

Originally posted by jdm61
Pat.......I always love how you distort or ignore the facts to suit your argument. Actually the FARC connection has been well documented.......by GENTILES even.....lol The speculation about Chavez revolves around the recent arrival of a number of middle eastern types on certain islands that are part of Chavez's worker's paradise. As for FARC, Chavez is in bed with them. And let us not forget that FARC was in bed with the Medellin cartel for years......need another drug connection? I think you dig Chavez cause he is a dictator who likes silly uniforms just like your hero and role model Schickelgruber.....lol

Another personal attack, figures.

The Bush family is up to their eyebrows in the illegal drug trade. That's been known for years. Who do you think got the CIA wired into the Noriega cocaine trafficking route? Who do you think is now wired into the largest heroin/opium suppliers in Afghanistan?

Are you just naive, or just here to make ridiculous accusations of anti-Semitism against me, any others you care to attempt to smear while you're here?

[snowman]

Personal attacks aside, Pat you seriously need to check in to the nut house for a checkup. I may be slightly out in some field, but by design, you seem to have gone off some kind of end of any reasonableness.

Bush II is a sincere, reasonable kind of guy. Many do not agree with him, bur he still has held to what one must call a reasonable tact. You however seem to be tilting at windmills.

[fastpat]

Originally posted by snowman
I may be slightly out in some field,

Attempting to win the understatement of the year award?

Bush II is a sincere, reasonable kind of guy. Many do not agree with him, bur he still has held to what one must call a reasonable tact. You however seem to be tilting at windmills.

Bush is a murderous war criminal that needs to be arrested and tried.