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Fudzy
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I wonder this means for Venezuela?
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Azbubu
Honorary Master
RIP 
Sensorei
Executive Member
Not much at all since he isn't from Argentina. But Venezuela might be in a mess for a while. :thumbup:
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Fudzy
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Absolutely. A right royal dictatorial prick!
Naturally The ANC will be devastated about this though! I'm sure they've already sent flowers to his family and tenders to Nicolas Maduro...
Mephisto_Helix
Resident Postwhore
Messugga
Honorary Master
They'll probably name a street or two after him as well. I see that that's what they did in Windhoek - Fidel Castro, Robert Mugabe, among others, have earned this right.
Azbubu
Honorary Master
Rocket Raccoon
Executive Member
No more trolling the US.
mika1000
Expert Member
there goes all cuba's benifits...
good for venezuala!
good for venezuala!
Grant
Honorary Master
If only it were mugabe.
Azbubu
Honorary Master
No more trolling the US.
They are the trolls. They infected him with cancer.
Rocket Raccoon
Executive Member
Who can forget when he exposed them having caused the earthquake in Haiti.
Oh yeah...
The United States on Tuesday rejected Venezuela's allegations of a conspiracy, saying it was "absurd" to assert Washington was somehow behind President Hugo Chavez's cancer.
Issuing statements before Chavez's death was announced, the Pentagon confirmed the expulsion of two Air Force officers from the US embassy in Caracas while the State Department condemned allegations of a plot to undermine Venezuela.
"We completely reject the Venezuelan government's claim that the United States is involved in any type of conspiracy to destabilize the Venezuelan government," State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell said in a statement.
"An assertion that the United States was somehow involved in causing President Chavez's illness is absurd, and we definitively reject it," he said.
Despite deep differences between the two governments, the United States had sought a more productive relationship, he said, but the "fallacious assertion" against Washington showed Caracas was "not interested in an improved relationship."
He added that the United States had the option of taking retaliatory actions against Venezuelan diplomats under the Vienna Convention on diplomatic relations.
The expulsions were announced after Vice President Nicolas Maduro had accused the country's "historic enemies" of causing Chavez's cancer.
Maduro alleged the expelled US military officers had been seeking out active Venezuelan military officials to obtain information about the armed forces and propose "destabilization projects."
A tearful Maduro later announced Chavez's death on television.
Pentagon officials said the US embassy had posted military attaches in Caracas as Washington had previously run security cooperation programs with Venezuela -- before relations soured under Chavez's rule.
The Pentagon identified the two expelled Air Force officers as David Delmonaco and Devlin Kostal. Earlier statements gave a different spelling of Delmonaco's name.
Source: SAPA
Azbubu
Honorary Master
Can't believe they thought they'd get away with that. A tremor? Perhaps. A 7.0 earthquake? They think we're stupids.
marine1
Honorary Master
Good riddance.
Rot in hell.
http://www.forbes.com/2009/02/13/chavez-jews-referendum-opinions-contributors_0215_rowan_schoen.html
Rot in hell.
http://www.forbes.com/2009/02/13/chavez-jews-referendum-opinions-contributors_0215_rowan_schoen.html
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Mila
Honorary Master
Wonder if they will get something worse?
crackersa
Honorary Master
lost all respect for you? can you PM me your mailing address so i can send you a tin foil hat?