Check yourself with pictures the truth of Chavez revolution

[FreeVenezuela]

Check yourself with images the truth about Chavez's dictatorship...


April 11, Over 1,5 million people went to the streets of Caracas to free Venezuela from Chavez dictatorship. They were moving to the Goverment Palace, only to be shot and killed by pro chavez criminals.

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A rich elite guy?

(People from all social classes, all races united against the dictator Chavez)

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Are the people below all rich people? elite masses? Maybe nateddi can explain us lol

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Then, with orders from Chavez himself the pro chavez National Guard and the criminals of the Bolivarian Circles (pro chavez criminals released from jail) started firing at the people:

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(Bolivarian Circles firing at the people)

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http://www.urru.org/11A/imagenes11D/3.jpg <------ member of the criminal bolivarian circles aiming his gun at the innocent manifestors.

(Below you can see Chavez's National Guard opressing the people)

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Below you can see the result of the bolivarian circles and chavez national guard violence: for these succeses chavez was told by the Armed Forces to resign (not all the members of the armed forces are criminals like the soldiers of the national guard you see in the pictures, those soldiers are just a small group supported by chavez).

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Chavez workers revolution???

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Is this what you support nateddi?

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(Person tortured by Chavez National Guard)

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(Despite the gases and the bullets, this brave venezuelan guy was still standing there willing to give his life for Venezuela)

The venezuelan people are tired of chavez tyranny, are the people shown above rich executives elitists manifestating? I didnt know 85% of the venezuelan people were rich elitists...



(Edited by FreeVenezuela at 7:53 pm on Jan. 30, 2003)

[MEXCAN]

I have to ask you ?Where do you live??And how long,if ever,have you lived in Venezuela ???

[FreeVenezuela]

Quote: from MEXCAN on 3:31 am on Jan. 30, 2003
I have to ask you ?Where do you live??And how long,if ever,have you lived in Venezuela ???

I lived in Venezuela all my life except the last year, i moved here because the situation in venezuela is horrible and chaotic, i lived under chavez dictatorship and i got my parents, family and friends there. Im very well informed of what im saying because from internet u can see the news and the venezuelan TV, etc.

(Edited by FreeVenezuela at 3:34 am on Jan. 30, 2003)


(Edited by FreeVenezuela at 3:34 am on Jan. 30, 2003)

[Sol]

Chavez is definately not a hero; he's a thug. But I don't buy for a second that 85 percent of Venezualeans are ready to toss him. Even the US media admits that he has broad support from idigenous peoples and the poor.

The pictures are powerful, and I think they show the true face of Chavez, but Venezuela isn't united against him.

[Sol]

Chavez is definately not a hero; he's a thug. But I don't buy for a second that 85 percent of Venezualeans are ready to toss him. Even the US media admits that he has broad support from idigenous peoples and the poor.

The pictures are powerful, and I think they show the true face of Chavez, but Venezuela isn't united against him.

[antieverything]

What a bunch of fucking propaganda. I've seen tons of pictures that tell the exact opposite story...not to mention actual investigative journalism into the matter as opposed to anti-Chavez corporate lies.

Do you find it ironic that while these masses thronged in the streets of Caracas shouting "democracia" the new, illegitimate government's first acts were to dismantle the entire democratic apparatus? Somebody is a hypocrite.

[FreeVenezuela]

Quote: from antieverything on 5:06 am on Jan. 30, 2003
What a bunch of fucking propaganda. I've seen tons of pictures that tell the exact opposite story...


Post them (if they even exist)... i will be glad to debate about it.
So the people dead are just a fake made-up propaganda from the "evil" media against the "saint" hugo chavez? lol

Didnt you know Chavez may be judge for crimes against humanity in the Spanish courts for these acts??


(Edited by FreeVenezuela at 5:28 am on Jan. 30, 2003)

[Stormin Norman]

Don't expect any results, FreeVenezuala. The leftists here embrace dictatorships. That is why they support Marxism in the first place. They are always the first to defend autocrats and despots. They are the defenders of anything which is indecent. They are worse than roaches. They are communist rodents.

[Behind enemy lines]

I don't like your attidute SN. Im not into dictatorships. You need to relax. I'm ready to listen if you've got something to say.

[Stormin Norman]

I have much to say. However, I don't like communists. This is not a new development. This is the result of many years witnessing the destruction their views have caused. I am as relaxed as they come. I operate out of pure clarity about the position you have decided to take. Sorry if that puts us at odds with each other, but I can not hide my disgust for an immoral worldview. My disgust for Nazis and communists are closely related, and I a vocal in expressing my opinions about both paradymes.

[Goldfinger]

This is the result of many years witnessing the destruction their views have caused.
Well, I guess we would all be better off without such evil socialists a Martin Luther King jr, Malcom X and Ghandi.

[Capitalist Imperial]

Quote: from Apocalypse When on 6:02 pm on Jan. 30, 2003

This is the result of many years witnessing the destruction their views have caused.
Well, I guess we would all be better off without such evil socialists a Martin Luther King jr, Malcom X and Ghandi.

Martin Luther King was not a socialist.

[RedCeltic]

Quote: from Capitalist Imperial on 12:42 pm on Jan. 30, 2003

Quote: from Apocalypse When on 6:02 pm on Jan. 30, 2003

This is the result of many years witnessing the destruction their views have caused.
Well, I guess we would all be better off without such evil socialists a Martin Luther King jr, Malcom X and Ghandi.

Martin Luther King was not a socialist.

One of Martin Luther King Jr's heroes was Norman M. Thomas who ran for President five times for the Socialist Party USA. King's democratic socialism was rooted in his formative experience of the black religious tradition and was manifested from his student days at Crozer Theological Seminary forward.

I question just how much of the Reverend Doctor have you read Mr. Capitalist Imperial. For time and time again in Kings writing he has called for people to question the capitalistic economy and called to restructure America.


Among things Dr King has said...

"You see, my friends," said King, "you begin to ask the questions, 'Who owns the oil?' You begin to ask the question, 'Who owns the iron ore?' You begin to ask the question, 'Why is it that people have to pay water bills in a world that is two-thirds water?

Does this sound like a convicted capitalist to you?


Dr. King called the price system "Violence" and said it was responsible for blacks paying higher consumer prices than whites.

"that a can of beans almost always costs a few cents more in grocery chain stores located in the Negro ghetto than in a store of that same chain located in the upper-middle-class suburbs?"

If King was right or wrong on that point is clearly debatable, however you cannot call that a statement made by a lover or the capitalist economy such as yourself now can you?

"When machines and computers, profit motives and property rights are considered more important than people, the giant triplets of racism, materialism, and militarism are incapable of being conquered," said King.

As opposed to yourself Mr. Capitalist Imperial who finds material gain more important and rewarding than construction of holistic communities.

In Regard to the entrepreneur, King called him responsible for "thousands of working people displaced from their jobs with reduced incomes as a result of automation while the profits of the employers remain intact."

Automation, he said, is "skimming off unskilled labor from the industrial force. The displaced are flowing into proliferating service occupations."


Yes. Well researched and thought out statement Capitalist Imperial

As always you talk out of your ass and have actually done very little research or thinking on anything you comment on.

[Capitalist Imperial]

Actually, RC, it was you who are not very well thought out, not very well thought out at all. You have made a fundamrental error.

I said that MLK was not a socialist, referring to a poilitical ideology.

Dr. King was a great proponent of American democracy, and believed that it had the potential to be a great and just government if some changes were realized with regard to civil rights.

He was a democratic American who wished for social reforms, but he was a far cry from a socialist.

You just spat out a diatribe about Dr. King's irreverence toward capitalism, an economic (not political) system. On top of that you ended it with a flame.

Research? I believe it is you who should go back to basic high school social studies and "research" the difference between economics and politics.

[Cassius Clay]

Another King quote that you won't often find on the History channel is that America is on 'The wrong side of revolution'.

Stormin Norman, you say you hate Nazis as much as Communists, please tell me what is the difference between the Nazi regime and a Capitalist one? Afterall as far as I know the Communists and Socialists were the first in the concentration camps while the Capitalists continued to run the factories. Oh and who killed eight out of every ten Nazi soldiers? That's right those evil commies.

Back to the topic, Chavez may be many things but he is NOT a Communist.

[Saint-Just]

I met one of these protestors from Venezuala. They had been to protests against Chavez. I asked them for what reasons they were protesting, they gave one: That Chavez was a communist. The primary impetus behind their protest was fear of losing their job at an American telecommunications company in Caracas. It doesn't seem to me that they cared much for the people of Venezuala.

[RedCeltic]

I said that MLK was not a socialist, referring to a poilitical ideology.

Socialism is an economic system C.I. one can be a "Socialist" and not be a party memeber.. roflmao....

[Capitalist Imperial]

Quote: from Cassius Clay on 7:26 pm on Jan. 30, 2003
Another King quote that you won't often find on the History channel is that America is on 'The wrong side of revolution'.

Stormin Norman, you say you hate Nazis as much as Communists, please tell me what is the difference between the Nazi regime and a Capitalist one? Afterall as far as I know the Communists and Socialists were the first in the concentration camps while the Capitalists continued to run the factories. Oh and who killed eight out of every ten Nazi soldiers? That's right those evil commies.

Back to the topic, Chavez may be many things but he is NOT a Communist.



Well, lets see, the Nazi regime is one of racial supriority, America (a capitalist democracy) strives for multicultural diversity (I said strives, I know we have some work to do in this area). Nazis killed millions in concentration camps merely for ethnic reasons in the 20th century. America killed thousands of indigeounous americans for territiory, but by the 20th century understood the horror ad error of our ways. Naziism is fascism, capitalism represents freedom and choice...

shall I go on?

[FreeVenezuela]

Quote: from Chairman Mao on 7:34 pm on Jan. 30, 2003
I met one of these protestors from Venezuala. They had been to protests against Chavez. I asked them for what reasons they were protesting, they gave one: That Chavez was a communist. The primary impetus behind their protest was fear of losing their job at an American telecommunications company in Caracas. It doesn't seem to me that they cared much for the people of Venezuala.


In Venezuela communism is synonymous of Dictatorship where only the leader and the small group around him have the power to opress and starv the people with cruelty. The venezuelan people know who is chavez, and they are very well informed that Chavez wants to implement a dictatorship.

Por cierto Chairman Mao en que marcha participaste? han habido cientos de marchas desde hace un año. Que tal te parece Caracas? un poco destruida la ciudad, no te parece?

(Edited by FreeVenezuela at 7:52 pm on Jan. 30, 2003)

[RedCeltic]

CI

MLK Also said, "There must be a better distribution of wealth, and maybe America must move
toward a Democratic Socialism." --Nov. 1966

[synthesis]

What the fuck are you talking about, CI? The FBI, in their zealous spying on the great man, discovered that he had been funded in no small part from Communist Russia.

[Socialist Pig]

What utter BS.

You've just taken a bunch of pictures and added captions to suit yourself.

[RedCeltic]

CI continues to believe that Democratic Socialists don't exist and will deny achievements and statements they have made.

Norman M. Thomas for example had said a very profound statement, "If you want to make a meaningful statement, don't burn the flag... wash it."

I suppose Thomas who ran five times for the SP-USA... also wasn't a socialist.

[Cassius Clay]

''Well, lets see, the Nazi regime is one of racial supriority, America (a capitalist democracy) strives for multicultural diversity (I said strives, I know we have some work to do in this area). Nazis killed millions in concentration camps merely for ethnic reasons in the 20th century. America killed thousands of indigeounous americans for territiory, but by the 20th century understood the horror ad error of our ways. Naziism is fascism, capitalism represents freedom and choice...''

No I asked what was the difference between a Nazi regime and a Capitalist one. NOT America, that the Nazis murdered millions in concentration camps does not suddenly make them anti-Capitalist. On the contray it was 'German manufacturing giants IG Farben, Krups, Siemens and AEG, who set up factories to make use of a half-starved workforce who survived, on average, three months.' . What was Zyklon B? A capitalist company, the gold teeth wen't towards making sofa's. Not to mention a few Nazi-officials bank accounts in Switzerland recieving a steady income due to the holocaust.

'Merely for ethnic reasons' once again it was the Communists and Socialists first put into the camps, while Hitler was meeting with two of Germany's biggest industrialists promising them that he was the only alternative to that horrible plaugue from the East, Communism.

It's good though that you bring up the genocide of the Native Indian people, why was that again? Oh yes to make a quick dollar in search of gold. Sound's Capitalist to me.

'Capitalism represents freedom of choice' for whom? America (just one example) is a two party state and the outcome of elections is decided by which party can manage to get the most media outlets on their side.

Compare this to the USSR where in 1937 the citizens of Leningrad threw out over 50% of the governing officialls in elections NOT dominated by petty scandals or personalities.

And I somehow doubt that the starving sweat shop workers in Cambodia 'have a choice', no it's work or die. How much of a 'choice' did African-Americans have in the 1960's? None. And what happened to democracy and freedom when Yelstin massacred hundreds of democraticly elected officials to the House of Soviets?

[Capitalist Imperial]

Quote: from DyerMaker on 8:07 pm on Jan. 30, 2003
What the fuck are you talking about, CI? The FBI, in their zealous spying on the great man, discovered that he had been funded in no small part from Communist Russia.


The spying was obviously justified if he was taking bloodstained money from histories most horrible regime.

Thanks for the info, Dyermaker.
If the soviets had invested as much in their own capablilities and systems as they did in creating dissent in America, perhaps they would not have dwindled away so pathetically.

Howerver, as is typical for Communists, their penchant for dirty, reprehensible tactics was matched only by their overall incompetance.

(Edited by Capitalist Imperial at 8:52 pm on Jan. 30, 2003)

[Saint-Just]

'Por cierto Chairman Mao en que marcha participaste? han habido cientos de marchas desde hace un año. Que tal te parece Caracas? un poco destruida la ciudad, no te parece?'

I talked to this person in Canada as they were on thier holiday last year, they participated in a number of marches. I have never been to Carcas. In addition, I do not speak Spanish and would prefer any questions directed to me in English. I have no idea why you assumed I speak Spanish.

[Moskitto]

Post them (if they even exist)... i will be glad to debate about it.

These were posted on my forum by someone else, i do not have the background to these, I think they're from Yahoo.

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Supporters of Hugo Chavez march down a freeway in Caracas.

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A supporter of Hugo Chavez holds a poster of him while waiting for his arrival in Caracas, Venezuela, Thursday, Jan 23, 2003. The Chavez supporters marched to protest a 53-day-old strike intended to topple their leader and to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the fall of Venezuela's last dictator.

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A supporter of President Hugo Chavez expresses his opinion during a rally in support of Chavez in Caracas.

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Supporters of President Hugo Chavez carry an image of Chavez, center left, and a banner reading: 'Bocono, the land of Fabricio Ojeda, present in the Bolivarian revolution' as they march in Caracas.

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Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez rally in Caracas

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Carlos Sanchez, left, a supporter of President Hugo Chavez, wears Chavez's trademark red beret as he dances at the beginning of a march in Caracas.

After chavez arrived, new photos

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An oversized Coca-Cola bottle with a sign that reads: 'Don't drink Coca-Cola', is carried by supporters of Hugo Chavez during a rally in Caracas.

(Edited by Moskitto at 9:50 pm on Jan. 30, 2003)

[truthaddict11]

great pics moskitto

[RedCeltic]

MORE IMAGES OF CHAVEZ SUPPORTERS


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Pro Chavez Demonstration

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Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez cheer during a rally in Caracas January 23, 2003. Tens of thousands of Chavez supporters converged on Caracas in a big show of support for the leftist leader who is fighting an opposition strike battering the economy. Photo by Kimberly White/Reuters

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A supporter of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez cheers at a rally of hundreds of thousands in Caracas January 23, 2003. One person was killed and 12 were injured when a suspected bomb exploded near a huge pro-government demonstration attended by President Chavez. REUTERS/Kimberly White

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Hundreds of thousands of people attend a rally for Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez in Caracas, January 23, 2003. One person was killed and 12 were injured when a suspected bomb exploded near a huge pro-government demonstration attended by President Chavez. REUTERS/Kimberly White


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Police search for bombs in Caracas, January 23, 2003. A suspected bomb killed one person and injured 14 when it exploded near a huge rally attended by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and hundreds of thousands of supporters protesting against a crippling opposition strike. REUTERS/Chico Sanchez

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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez shakes hands with supporters at a large rally in Caracas, January 23, 2003. One person was killed and 12 were injured when a suspected bomb exploded near a huge pro-government demonstration attended by President Chavez. REUTERS/Kimberly White

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Supporters of President Hugo Chavez wait for him during a rally in Caracas, Venezuela, Thursday, Jan 23, 2003. Hundreds of thousands marched through Caracas on Thursday to pledge their loyalty to Chavez and protest a 53-day-old strike intended to unseat him. (AP Photo/Andres Leighton)

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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, third left, shake hands with his supporters upon his arrival to a rally in Caracas, Venezuela, Thursday, Jan 23, 2003. (AP Photo/Andres Leighton)

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Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, seen in poster at left, wait for his appearance at a rally in Caracas, Venezuela, Thursday, Jan. 23, 2003. (APPhoto/Jaime Puebla)


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Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez march down a freeway in Caracas January 23, 2003. Tens of thousands of Chavez supporters converged on Caracas in a big show of support for the leftist leader who is fighting an opposition strike battering the economy. REUTERS/Kimberly White

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A metropolitan police officer throws a stone back at protesting high school students who pelted a police station with rocks in Caracas, Venezuela, Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2003. Police and student supporters of President Hugo Chavez clashed after the students threw rocks at the station. The police said no one was injured in the clashes.(AP Photo/Fernando Llano)

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Supporters of President Hugo Chavez wave a flag that reads the name of Chavez's political party 'The Fifth Republic' and with an image of Chavez, outside RCTV television and radio station in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, Jan. 20, 2003, after Chavez's government notified RCTV and another private television station that it had initiated proceedings that could result in fines or a suspension of their broadcast licenses. Venezuela's news media, which long have accused Chavez of trying to stifle freedom of expression, condemned the action.(AP Photo/Leslie Mazoch)

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Supporters of embattled Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez demonstrate near the United Nations (news - web sites) in New York on January 16, 2003.

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Student supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez protest for classes to begin at a university in Caracas January 15, 2003. A gun battle broke out between anti-government students who marched on the campus demanding that classes not be held in favor of the strike, and supporters of President Chavez who favor classes to begin.

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A supporter of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez hides from shots at a university in Caracas January 15, 2003. A gun battle broke out between anti-government students who marched on the campus demanding that classes not be held in favor of the strike, and supporters of President Chavez who favor classes to begin.

[antieverything]

Great pics...but the one's I was refering to showed pro-Chavez protesters being brutalized by police and vigilantes...I didn't post them for the same reason I didn't agree with you posting yours: pictures can "prove" anything you want them to.