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This has led to Chavez taking South America to the brink of war.

And people call me extreme when I call for a simple end to this guy’s life.

Chavez is a potentially dangerous troublemaker. Kill him.

Chavez is a potentially dangerous troublemaker. Kill him.

I heartily agree.  He has already acknowledged publicly that the US is targeting him.  There is nothing to be gained by making a liar out of him.  He will have to be disposed of sooner or later, anyway.

“Poverty of goods is easily cured; poverty of the mind is irreparable.”

He has already acknowledged publicly that the US is targeting him.  There is nothing to be gained by making a liar out of him.

LOL

I gotta disagree - killing semi-democratically elected leaders is bad policy.

But that was damn funny, Bat.

The thing is, can Chavez really expect the army to follow him now?:

He may be biting off more than he can chew.

I wonder what Barack Hussein Obama is planning to do about this?

That’s an easy one.  He’s going to talk to them.  You know say, “Hi”.  That’ll help

"It’s a dog eat dog world and we’re wearing milk bone underwear.” NP

semi-democratically elected

I think you’re giving him too much credit.  In Venezuela toilet seats have a luxury tax.

I can’t imagine that this guy truly has a lot of legitimate popular support.  I think he keeps control like most dictators do: By making people afraid of the consequences of not voting for him.

And that’s not even a little bit democratic.

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-- Thomas Jefferson

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FARC purchased 50 kilograms of uranium this month

Ken McCracken - I gotta disagree - killing semi-democratically elected leaders is bad policy.

I’d just as not see another decades long Castro in the area.

Now that Chavez is trying start a war with Columbia, will he still be loved and respected by “peace activist?”

I fail to see what is so funny about FARC possibly possessing uranium.

Now that Chavez is trying start a war with Columbia, will he still be loved and respected by “peace activist?”

Chavez is a socialist.  FARC is a socialist group.  Therefore, war in this instance is ok.

Justifiable socialist revolution.  Power to the people!

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-- Thomas Jefferson

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"other evidence in the computers suggests FARC purchased 50 kilograms of uranium this month.”
By Ken McCracken on March 3, 2008 at 07:09 pm

I fail to see what is so funny about FARC possibly possessing uranium.
Ken McCracken on March 3, 2008 at 09:40 pm

Did they, or did they not.
In this instance words like “suggests” and “possibly” are like farts. Absent any conrete evidence they stink.

Yeah, you are absolutely correct!  I think ellinas and all other tHugo Chavez doubters ought to have complete and total access to every piece of evidence seized, so they can relieve any smidgen of doubt that they might be incorrect!  Hell yeah!  ellinas and crew need absolute *PROOF*, baby!  [/obnoxious sarcasm]

You may be justified in your cynicism eventually, but I’d never doubt that a megalomaniac with boatloads of petrodollars would have nuclear ambitions.  But that’s just me.  For other, less jaded folks, they might think Chavez, et al, are goobersmoocherly great guys.  WTF ever.

FARC purchased 50 kilograms of uranium

thought you people would have learned after saddam not to sell these people toys like that no matter how much money there is to be made.

I wonder what Barack Hussein Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton are planning to do about this

You don’t have to be a moron to be a liberal Democrat but it sure helps.

I wonder what Barack Hussein Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton are planning to do about this

Obama would invite Hugo Chavez to the White House, work his messianic magic on him, and Chavez would come to realize that only through cooperation can HOPE and CHANGE be achieved.

Yeah, you are absolutely correct!  I think ellinas and all other tHugo Chavez doubters ought to have complete and total access to every piece of evidence seized, so they can relieve any smidgen of doubt that they might be incorrect!  Hell yeah!  ellinas and crew need absolute *PROOF*, baby!  [/obnoxious sarcasm]

You may be justified in your cynicism eventually, but I’d never doubt that a megalomaniac with boatloads of petrodollars would have nuclear ambitions.  But that’s just me.  For other, less jaded folks, they might think Chavez, et al, are goobersmoocherly great guys.  WTF ever.

skh.pcola on March 4, 2008 at 12:13 am

Hold it there fellah! Did anybody say Venezuela purchased uranium? I think you are talking out of urass.
The author of this thread said: “FARC purchased 50 kilograms of uranium”. Educate yourself as to who this FARC is. Have a nice day.

Don’t kill him; you make martyrs that way.  Remember Salvador Allende?  Offing him changed him from a stooge of Fidel Castro to a hero of the American left. 

Remember; a sabre rattled is a sabre in its sheath.  Also remember; there is a nonagression pact that would allow us to destroy any panzer column (they’re German tanks) or sortie into Columbian airspace.  If you blind and humiliate Venezuela’s armed forces, the guy who led them into the debacle will be gone soon enough, and he won’t be a martyr, either.

Looks like the uranium story has been downgraded to something more believable:

Colombian officials have also accused the rebels of trying to buy 50kg of uranium to make a radioactive “dirty bomb”.

I think it’s fascinating how the socialists have gone ape-shit over the killing of a sick mother-fucker like Raul Reyes. May the MF burn in hell.

I do believe that Chavez may actually get FARC’ed himself.  There is the little matter of the Rio Treaty , which provides that an attack on one is an attack on all member states.

This is not to say that going into Venezuela will be a walkover.  They have the home-turf advantage, have state of the art weapons and plenty of oil and money.

If Bush is smart he will have had the intel section get a complete sit-rep on the area, dust off all the Pentagon contingency plans, start consulting with neighboring states to get as many South American allies on board as possible.  He would have stepped up the intelligence-gathering cycle to have imagery and commo intel keeping a complete profile on what is happening on the ground and start moving US and allied units into place.

Thus, when and if Chavez pulls the trigger, we and our OAS allies will be there to start breaking his toys, blinding his commanders and killing his warfighters.  Best of all would be a Decapitation Strike—where we get a 10-digit grid (within a 3 foot square) of his location and send a smart bomb to say hello.

Or—he could just do nothing.

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