BF2S Forums Is CNN plotting Hugo Chavez’s murder?

Varegg wrote:

CameronPoe wrote:

Varegg wrote:

Of course we should kill him for not sucking up to the US government and supplying them with free oil.

QFT but yes he is a bit of a douchebag.

Guess when unlimited power is within someones grasp it comes with douchebag as a perk. Hugo Chaves has little or no opposition and that tends to go to a dictators head, just look at Saddam, Castro, Kadaffi and the other with the same occupation for a living.

Whats funny and prolly scary (for some) is the way he is collecting support in the rest of South America unifying the region against the global dominance of the US, finally someone is brave (or stupid) enough to challenge corporate United States of North America

Yeah - the other funny thing that sets him apart from the rest is the fact that he's not a dictator. If he goes down the route of outlawing opposition he'll be just the same as the likes of Castro or Lenin.

usmarine2005 wrote:

Varegg wrote:

Of course we should kill him for not sucking up to the US government and supplying them with free oil.

Having fun in left field?

Might want to mention other countries and NOT JUST the US.  You know, for fairness and accuracy.

Nope, can't think of any ... who else rage against Chaves's policy to break South America loose from the grip of the US foreign policy of keeping another economic threat against them at bay ?

If South America was to have the same global economic possibilities of trade as the western world that would crash US economy just like Africa and huge parts of Asia .... the very very toight Western trade agreements are dependent on keeping the "social club" as little as possible with the US having the most to loose without question. And Chaves imho is the number 1 biggest threat to an allready unstable US economy.

Or do you have another thesis on the matter ?

And don't get me wrong, i don't hate US citizens and i don't burn the Star Sprangled Banner on the weekends, i have many good friends there but i loath the US government for terrorising their population like they have done increasingly the last couple of decades.

usmarine2005 wrote:

Varegg wrote:

usmarine2005 wrote:

Having fun in left field?

Might want to mention other countries and NOT JUST the US.  You know, for fairness and accuracy.

Nope, can't think of any ... who else rage against Chaves's policy to break South America loose from the grip of the US foreign policy of keeping another economic threat against them at bay ?

If South America was to have the same global economic possibilities of trade as the western world that would crash US economy just like Africa and huge parts of Asia .... the very very toight Western trade agreements are dependent on keeping the "social club" as little as possible with the US having the most to loose without question. And Chaves imho is the number 1 biggest threat to an allready unstable US economy.

Or do you have another thesis on the matter ?

And don't get me wrong, i don't hate US citizens and i don't burn the Star Sprangled Banner on the weekends, i have many good friends there but i loath the US government for terrorising their population like they have done increasingly the last couple of decades.

I don't hear shit about hugo in my everyday life.  Not sure what rage and wanting to kill you are talking about.

Not sure what news sources you use but most Europeans gets unbiased news about this all the time ...

usmarine2005 wrote:

Varegg wrote:

Not sure what news sources you use but most Europeans gets unbiased news about this all the time ...

I am not talking about news.  I am talking about life.  I never hear a peep about him at work, home, bar, etc.

Ah well, it is talked about over here ... maybe not at the bar and maybe not every day but the situation is being noticed and falls into the headshaking bag of US`s failing ability to conduct foreign policy.

usmarine2005 wrote:

Varegg wrote:

usmarine2005 wrote:

I am not talking about news.  I am talking about life.  I never hear a peep about him at work, home, bar, etc.

Ah well, it is talked about over here ... maybe not at the bar and maybe not every day but the situation is being noticed and falls into the headshaking bag of US`s failing ability to conduct foreign policy.

Ya ya....Sounds like you guys should worry about your own problems.

What problems ?

99% of Americans dont care about foreign policy.

Seems like Mr. Tyler is searching the internetz for cracks in Eutopia

GunSlinger OIF II wrote:

wasnt that the name of a fruit flavored beverage from the mid to late 90's made by the coca cola company?

Hugo Chaves ?

Varegg wrote:

usmarine2005 wrote:

Varegg wrote:

Nope, can't think of any ... who else rage against Chaves's policy to break South America loose from the grip of the US foreign policy of keeping another economic threat against them at bay ?

If South America was to have the same global economic possibilities of trade as the western world that would crash US economy just like Africa and huge parts of Asia .... the very very toight Western trade agreements are dependent on keeping the "social club" as little as possible with the US having the most to loose without question. And Chaves imho is the number 1 biggest threat to an allready unstable US economy.

Or do you have another thesis on the matter ?

And don't get me wrong, i don't hate US citizens and i don't burn the Star Sprangled Banner on the weekends, i have many good friends there but i loath the US government for terrorising their population like they have done increasingly the last couple of decades.

I don't hear shit about hugo in my everyday life.  Not sure what rage and wanting to kill you are talking about.

Not sure what news sources you use but most Europeans gets unbiased news about this all the time ...

lol lol lol .....unbiased? All you get is anti-us propoganda overseas.

rawls2 wrote:

lol lol lol .....unbiased? All you get is anti-us propoganda overseas.

Not really. All media is biased but if you think European press are fabricating anti-US stories on a continuous basis then you're having delusions. The likes of the insipid Rupert Murdoch and Silvio Berlusconi are as everpresent in our media as the former is in the US. We are just more discerning when it comes to who we listen to or what we read.

rawls2 wrote:

CameronPoe wrote:

We are just more discerning when it comes to who we listen to or what we read.

I wont argue with that, after all we did elect W twice. However, I am the exeption.....and I still believe you are all fed anti-Us retoric. It's so popular these days, who isn't jumping on the bandwagon.

rawls - you practically imply it yourself. Our gripe is with the exact same person you have a gripe with: George W. Bush - NOT America.

please please please please

Kmarion wrote:

CameronPoe wrote:

rawls2 wrote:

lol lol lol .....unbiased? All you get is anti-us propoganda overseas.

Not really. All media is biased but if you think European press are fabricating anti-US stories on a continuous basis then you're having delusions. The likes of the insipid Rupert Murdoch and Silvio Berlusconi are as everpresent in our media as the former is in the US. We are just more discerning when it comes to who we listen to or what we read.

Americans are way more discerned than you give them credit for. Last time I checked the vast majority of the country is unhappy with both the President and Congress. There is a reason American (Print) papers are losing ground to the internet. One of them is we love variety. It hasn't always been that way, but it is definitely the trend now. In fact me posting this right now is evidence of my desire to hear the opinions of my European/Australian friends.

That's why you are special and dear to us Kmarion

But really come think of it - don't you guys have an amendment to overthrow the government if you are disgruntled ? ... that piece of paper signed by the founding fathers.

And like Cam said, we don't have an agenda with the US citizens, maybe some of them but in general we don't.