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white_wolf

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4. That's what I'm expecting.

Reply to Arctic Dave (Reply #3)

Wed Jun 13, 2012, 04:29 PM

Jun 2012

You know the fact that the head of the World Bank wants Chavez to lose should really send up warning signs the posters here who support Capriles. I mean when has the World Bank ever been on the side of the poor?

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"World Bank Chief Zoellick Says Chavez’s ‘Days Are Numbered’" [View all] white_wolf Jun 2012 OP

'new era of democracy on his eventual exit' marmar Jun 2012 #1

That pretty much sums it up. n/t white_wolf Jun 2012 #2

Yeah, because "capitalism" has worked out so well around the world. Arctic Dave Jun 2012 #3

That's what I'm expecting. white_wolf Jun 2012 #4

That's a popular misconception. The World Bank primarily helps the poor. Zalatix Jun 2012 #5