The Workermonkey

Monday, December 05, 2005

The Left is Taking Over. . . South America 

# posted by wyldshaman @ 12/05/2005 09:44:00 AM

Our Friend, Hugo Chavez, you know the president of Venezuela who builds hospitals, schools and housing for his people, instead of enriching the OILYgarchy, is leading a Democratically Elected Populist movement in South America.

Chile and Bolivia should gain Leftist leaders this month in elections, Mexico and Brazil next year, all this unless some US backed military coup overthrows these governments.

The End of Imperialist Aggression in Latin America is at Hand!

Oh and just so you dont think Chavez is anti-american, he started selling discounted oil to 40,000 poor Americans in Massachusets and New York, this number is low because only two Congressmen took Chavez up on his offer to help the poor here at home, but its still far more then Bush and the Oil Barons in the White House have done.

OF, FOR, and BY The People

3 comments

if you would like to support this more, buy gas at Citgo, i think venezula (?) owns a controling share or citgo is operated by the Ven. governement. i'm not sure the connection but buying citgo gas gives money to the venezulan governement.

it doesn't say much about america when we have to root for other countries. fucking conservatives.

By  Supreme Monkey Overlord, at Monday, December 05, 2005 11:40:00 AM  

I don't know...Pat Robertson is rarely wrong. God talks to him.

By  Brancibeer, at Monday, December 05, 2005 12:12:00 PM  

Thanks for the update. I know Chavez loves American people and hates GW, so he is just like most of us! And good point about coups (es?) too, long before the world made an uproar about invading Iraq, the CIA quietly overthrew many other governments including some democracries while installing whichever opposition group was most US-friendly.

Of course the course of action regarding gasoline that hurts the right the most is reducing usage. It is also the only way the US can control the price.

By  Damon, at Monday, December 05, 2005 12:37:00 PM  

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