Missing this time, of course, were the government
Friday, November 30, 2007
Chavez supporters get their turn
Supporters of Hugo Chavez's power grab got their turn at demonstrating today, two days after some 100,000 students and others protested in Caracas against the constitutional reforms.
Missing this time, of course, were the governmenttroops thugs freely distributing tear gas and wood shampoo.
Missing this time, of course, were the government
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Hugo Chavez Constitution Civil Disturbance fundedallegedly by Foreign Special Interests
video eyewitness testimony
http://geokarras.blogspot.com/2007/11/hugo-chavez-constitution-civil.html
Um, yeah. I'm calling bullshit.
First, the entry in the blog you linked to contains an alleged Bloomberg news article. The trouble is, what's supposed to look like a link to the article, isn't a link, it's just underscored text. A search of Bloomberg news service turns up no such article.
Second, the blog entry at geokarras links a poorly-edited video of an interview with Stephen Gaghan, director of the movie Syriana. The crappy editing tries to convince the viewer that he heard "oil men" discussing a coup d'etat in Venezuela, when in fact he's talking about Nigeria. Only after that does he briefly mention Chavez and Venezuela, and geokarras lies to the viewer saying Gaghan was correcting himself.
Spread the lies elsewhere.
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