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Chavez supported FARC?
http://www.reuters.com/article/newsO...27633020080303
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If true, sounds like 'ol Hugo is trying to draw Columbia and their ally, the US into a war... |
Wouldn't suprise me....he's as nutty as a fruit cake http://imgcash2.imageshack.us/img134/9742/angry8se2.gif
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Ok Chavez is a blustering, sabre-rattling buffoon... But I don't count him out yet...
What concerns me is this, (speculating) IF Chavez does start a military incident in Columbia, how is the US going to respond? We are heavily committed in the Middle East and Afghanistan in the "War on Terror". Our military reserves are almost spent... We will be hardpressed to make a show of it in SA, an area in which we have been accused of ignoring in our foreign policy for years. Failure to respond will only discredit us some more and could add support to regimes hostile to US and other democratic governments in SA. |
The war will rage for a few days, but thats no matter. The US should probaperly take the matter before the UN and get world support or at least NATO support against Chavez. THough I'd like to have the US crush him on their own, to make him look like a clown to the entire International community, this one proper step needs to be taken first. If the US goes it alone, Chevez will claim US Imperialism once again.
The Chess game is in motion. -S |
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That will send the message. We'll get flack for war mongering from supporters of Chavez but we can live with that. |
Umm what do yall think the chances of war betweem Colombia, venezuala and ecuador are?
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I think it's pretty low and Chavez is just sabre rattling.
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I thnk it's unlikely except for one thing: Ahmadinejad and Chavez are buddies and both hate the US. I can see pressure exerted on two fronts by these guys...
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Do we still have access to our former bases in Panama?:hmm:
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I doubt it will come to war.
Chavez has got too much to lose. Any war would be bound to interupt oil exports and Venezuala depends on oil for the bulk of its income. Also there is a lot of important trade with Columbia including food imports which Chavez needs to off set food shortages. Is there any more evidence for Venezulan material support of FARC besides the say so of a Columbian police chief? Have they presented the documents they claim they found for inspection? |
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Democracy..yay. |
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