Monday, 11 March 2013

What the Statistics Tell Us about Venezuela in the Chavez Era

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By Chris Carlson:
"In the lead up to Venezuela’s presidential election earlier this year, the picture painted in most private media was that of a country falling apart—a corrupt regime drunk on oil money that was attempting to hold onto power after more than a decade of gross mismanagement of the country’s economy and public institutions. The young, energetic opposition candidate was riding a wave of enthusiasm among the tired masses that desired a change from the past and were looking for new leadership to move their country forward."

What the Statistics Tell Us about Venezuela in the Chavez Era

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By Chris Carlson:

"In the lead up to Venezuela’s presidential election earlier this year, the picture painted in most private media was that of a country falling apart—a corrupt regime drunk on oil money that was attempting to hold onto power after more than a decade of gross mismanagement of the country’s economy and public institutions. The young, energetic opposition candidate was riding a wave of enthusiasm among the tired masses that desired a change from the past and were looking for new leadership to move their country forward."

The Legacy of Hugo Chavez

Systemic Economic Collapse: A Brief History of Market Manipulation

Tribute to Chavez

What the Statistics Tell Us about Venezuela in the Chavez Era

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By Chris Carlson:
"In the lead up to Venezuela’s presidential election earlier this year, the picture painted in most private media was that of a country falling apart—a corrupt regime drunk on oil money that was attempting to hold onto power after more than a decade of gross mismanagement of the country’s economy and public institutions. The young, energetic opposition candidate was riding a wave of enthusiasm among the tired masses that desired a change from the past and were looking for new leadership to move their country forward."

Death in Islam

Sunday, 10 March 2013

Operation Condor: Latin American Rendition & Assassination Program


By Global Research:

"Former military officers from Argentina and Uruguay went on trial this week in Buenos Aires for their human rights abuses in Operation Condor, a cross-border conspiracy of dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s to "eradicate ‘subversion,’ a word which increasingly translates into non-violent dissent from the left and center left,” according to declassified documents posted today by the National Security Archive ( www.nsarchive.org).
"Today’s posting of documents and evidence provided by the Archive to Argentine prosecutors includes the first briefing report, from August 1976, to then-Secretary of State Henry Kissinger on the secret police collaboration in the Southern Cone to “find and kill” opponents of their military regimes."
THE FULL ARTICLE

Al Qaeda - The Lebanon Chapter


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http://youtu.be/Exv5nkdrPZU
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http://youtu.be/c5eLXSjHj78
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http://youtu.be/HBMkrhaLZwo

The Life and Legacy of Hugo Chavez


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http://youtu.be/smmsi59xlUI
Information
http://sco.lt/8x6pof

Death in Islam


THE FULL SERIAL

Compare that with the pertinent view of the Western Sience:
http://youtu.be/p9-2uHUD-W0


What the Statistics Tell Us about Venezuela in the Chavez Era

By Chris Carlson:
"In the lead up to Venezuela’s presidential election earlier this year, the picture painted in most private media was that of a country falling apart—a corrupt regime drunk on oil money that was attempting to hold onto power after more than a decade of gross mismanagement of the country’s economy and public institutions. The young, energetic opposition candidate was riding a wave of enthusiasm among the tired masses that desired a change from the past and were looking for new leadership to move their country forward."



Systemic Economic Collapse: A Brief History of Market Manipulation



Saturday, 2 March 2013

"Syrian Opposition Coalition" Handcrafted by the US and Founded in Doha

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By Tony Cartalucci:

"The US State Department, and to a greater extent, US foreign policy itself, having exhausted completely their collective credibility, has attempted yet another 'reset.' By bringing in John Kerry to pose as the next US Secretary of State, it is hoped global opinion will see US foreign policy in a new, more tolerant light. Kerry, however, has wasted no time attempting to simply resell verbatim the same failed, absurd policy US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton destroyed her career peddling, spinning, and covering up - as finalized in the case of Benghazi, Libya."