Russia likes Chavez ONLY for the fact that he's a pain in the ass for us, but I doubt they'd actually give him any sort of monetary or military support
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Need some jungle opposed to desert and sand tbh.KILLSWITCH wrote:
It would be fucking mint, this world is boring anyway. The camel jockeys bore me no end. At least with the commies you know where you stand, now give me some more vodka.
For free? Of course not, but Russia sells military equipment to Venezuela.S.Lythberg wrote:
Russia likes Chavez ONLY for the fact that he's a pain in the ass for us, but I doubt they'd actually give him any sort of monetary or military support
Of course we aren't perfect. But they criticize us to no end. In other words, they go to far.Spearhead wrote:
Crticize everyone?War Man wrote:
UN, do nothing but criticize the US, and we fund millions of dollars to them?FEOS wrote:
UN would shit kittens, since it would violate the NNPT, to which both Russia and Venezuela are signatories.
So...since the UN would be all in a dither...nothing.
or do you just not like the fact that someone is saying we're not perfect... and they happen to be not muslim.
Wrong, didn't you see when Chavez started to nationalize everything, people began protesting?MGS3_GrayFox wrote:
Actually, the majority of Venezuelanz are happy that Hugo Chavez is in power (see the referendum passed in Bolivia with its leader, and in Venezuela with Hugo). The majority of people love Hugo Chavez, so you're talking out of your ass.War Man wrote:
The people want freedom(there used to be protests but not sure what happened) but there is nothing they can do at the moment.Poseidon wrote:
Probably.
Do the Venezuelens(ans?) hate Hugo, or...?The SDI? It was "supposed" to be built during the Cold War, but even a project that magnitude would not be possible still. And if the US does that, Russia, China, France, India, Pakistan, and the UK would be entitled to do so. And so would begin the wars at space.War Man wrote:
How about a missile defense system in space? Because we would not only protect ourselves against Venezuela, but also Iran(Obama happens to be against this, douchebag)ATG wrote:
I'd install a " Missile Defense System " in Columbia.
Duh.
So no, in summary, NO.
And no, it is possible to have space defenses just need $10,000,000(or is it $10 billion?). And so what if everyone else does so too, their would be a so called "Space War" anyway as China is furthering up its space technology. Did you forget China is working on shooting down space satellites?
Well then let me see where the problem is you dumbshit. Fucking quote systemThe BBCode syntax in the message is incorrect. Missing start tag for quote
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The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
Chavez has the highest approval ratings in Latin America. He has way higher aproval ratings than Bush does. He's won multiple elections and polls of the populace show that they predominantly prefer a fairly socialist form of government over a purely capitalist one.War Man wrote:
Wrong, didn't you see when Chavez started to nationalize everything, people began protesting?
The UN criticises everyone. If you want to be US-centric, I think a more appropriate question would be "Why does the US maintain a costly relationship to an organisation with rules and regulations that they routinely find themselves at odds with?" If you had a legitimate reason to lay down on your back and cry victimisation like you do, I don't think the US would be a part of the UN.War Man wrote:
UN, do nothing but criticize the US, and we fund millions of dollars to them?FEOS wrote:
UN would shit kittens, since it would violate the NNPT, to which both Russia and Venezuela are signatories.
So...since the UN would be all in a dither...nothing.
lol.


How does the US "cry victimization"?mikkel wrote:
The UN criticises everyone. If you want to be US-centric, I think a more appropriate question would be "Why does the US maintain a costly relationship to an organisation with rules and regulations that they routinely find themselves at odds with?" If you had a legitimate reason to lay down on your back and cry victimisation like you do, I don't think the US would be a part of the UN.War Man wrote:
UN, do nothing but criticize the US, and we fund millions of dollars to them?FEOS wrote:
UN would shit kittens, since it would violate the NNPT, to which both Russia and Venezuela are signatories.
So...since the UN would be all in a dither...nothing.
Let's not set the bar too high now...PureFodder wrote:
He has way higher aproval ratings than Bush does.
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
That was targeted at War Man.FEOS wrote:
How does the US "cry victimization"?mikkel wrote:
The UN criticises everyone. If you want to be US-centric, I think a more appropriate question would be "Why does the US maintain a costly relationship to an organisation with rules and regulations that they routinely find themselves at odds with?" If you had a legitimate reason to lay down on your back and cry victimisation like you do, I don't think the US would be a part of the UN.War Man wrote:
UN, do nothing but criticize the US, and we fund millions of dollars to them?
ic. nvm.mikkel wrote:
That was targeted at War Man.FEOS wrote:
How does the US "cry victimization"?mikkel wrote:
The UN criticises everyone. If you want to be US-centric, I think a more appropriate question would be "Why does the US maintain a costly relationship to an organisation with rules and regulations that they routinely find themselves at odds with?" If you had a legitimate reason to lay down on your back and cry victimisation like you do, I don't think the US would be a part of the UN.
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
Yeah Latin America(full of socialist dictators), not Venezuela? And also don't I recall hearing about something like "Vote for me or else" from Chavez?PureFodder wrote:
Chavez has the highest approval ratings in Latin America. He has way higher aproval ratings than Bush does. He's won multiple elections and polls of the populace show that they predominantly prefer a fairly socialist form of government over a purely capitalist one.War Man wrote:
Wrong, didn't you see when Chavez started to nationalize everything, people began protesting?
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
i would ask hombre chavez to fire one at Dublin, Ohio and the other at Westminster, California.
Blackbelts are just whitebelts who have never quit.
Something that relieved my stress a little bit. +1m3thod wrote:
i would ask hombre chavez to fire one at Dublin, Ohio and the other at Westminster, California.
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
Holy fuck kid, go learn some newspapers.War Man wrote:
Yeah Latin America(full of socialist dictators), not Venezuela? And also don't I recall hearing about something like "Vote for me or else" from Chavez?PureFodder wrote:
Chavez has the highest approval ratings in Latin America. He has way higher aproval ratings than Bush does. He's won multiple elections and polls of the populace show that they predominantly prefer a fairly socialist form of government over a purely capitalist one.War Man wrote:
Wrong, didn't you see when Chavez started to nationalize everything, people began protesting?
Name one dictator in Latin America currently in power (dictator, not elected by the people).
And no, you don't recall that (you just pulled it from your ass).
I think Russia should develop a missile system in space.War Man wrote:
How about a missile defense system in space? Because we would not only protect ourselves against Venezuela, but also Iran(Obama happens to be against this, douchebag)
I'm starting to think you are a piss take alter ego for someone. Either that or you just don't know very much about South American politics.War Man wrote:
Yeah Latin America(full of socialist dictators), not Venezuela? And also don't I recall hearing about something like "Vote for me or else" from Chavez?PureFodder wrote:
Chavez has the highest approval ratings in Latin America. He has way higher aproval ratings than Bush does. He's won multiple elections and polls of the populace show that they predominantly prefer a fairly socialist form of government over a purely capitalist one.War Man wrote:
Wrong, didn't you see when Chavez started to nationalize everything, people began protesting?
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