Innocent Starlight
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- Posted: Mon, 15 May 2006 22:40:35 +0000
Has anyone been following the news about Chavez recently? I think he still has great potential and is very brave for standing up against capitalist imperial america. In actually implementing policys that help his own countrys people as well as other poorer free, real democratic nations.
Heres an article:
Quote:
Chavez Points To Socialism As The Only Way to Stop Barbarism
Havana, May 15 (ACN) Socialism is the only way to thwart barbarism and bring the humankind to a turning point in its fateful history, said Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez in London, Sunday, May 14.
Chavez spoke during an encounter with British personalities and groups who support the Venezuelan government. The meeting was held in the Camden Center in North London, reported Prensa Latina news agency.
"Let's take on socialism; let's debate it and build it. I believe that its mistakes were in the economic analysis, there should be social praxis, and 21st century socialism should be based on solid human values," he stressed.
"We are facing the threat of global challenges stemming from the genocidal, immoral, sick, and corrupt elite currently governing the United States, which appear to have no limits," he added.
The Venezuelan president warned about Washington's threats against Iran and he said that if that aggression materializes, oil prices could reach 100 dollars a barrel.
"The outcome of such aggression is unknown, but the Empire is going to find itself inPa worse position than the one they have currently in Iraq, where they do not know what to do with the civil war that has erupted there and can't find a way out," he noted.
Chavez called US President George W. Bush a murderer, guilty of genocide, who supposedly fights terrorism, while his country is a sanctuary of terrorists.
"There they have the worst terrorist, Luis Posada Carriles, who is benefiting from US government protection, after having escaped from a Venezuelan prison 20 years ago, [awaiting trial] for his involvement in the bombing of a Cuban airliner," said Chavez.
Havana, May 15 (ACN) Socialism is the only way to thwart barbarism and bring the humankind to a turning point in its fateful history, said Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez in London, Sunday, May 14.
Chavez spoke during an encounter with British personalities and groups who support the Venezuelan government. The meeting was held in the Camden Center in North London, reported Prensa Latina news agency.
"Let's take on socialism; let's debate it and build it. I believe that its mistakes were in the economic analysis, there should be social praxis, and 21st century socialism should be based on solid human values," he stressed.
"We are facing the threat of global challenges stemming from the genocidal, immoral, sick, and corrupt elite currently governing the United States, which appear to have no limits," he added.
The Venezuelan president warned about Washington's threats against Iran and he said that if that aggression materializes, oil prices could reach 100 dollars a barrel.
"The outcome of such aggression is unknown, but the Empire is going to find itself inPa worse position than the one they have currently in Iraq, where they do not know what to do with the civil war that has erupted there and can't find a way out," he noted.
Chavez called US President George W. Bush a murderer, guilty of genocide, who supposedly fights terrorism, while his country is a sanctuary of terrorists.
"There they have the worst terrorist, Luis Posada Carriles, who is benefiting from US government protection, after having escaped from a Venezuelan prison 20 years ago, [awaiting trial] for his involvement in the bombing of a Cuban airliner," said Chavez.
While some may say this thread should be on ED i wanted to get the average persons thoughts.
Discuss:
Chavez and Venezuela
Chavez visiting camden, only the coolest place in the world.
The rise of Socialism in south america.
The end of the USAs imperialism.
Source: http://www.ain.cubaweb.cu/idioma/ingles/2006/may15chavez-socialismo.htm