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txlibdem

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6. There is nothing to refute

Reply to Zorro (Reply #5)

Mon Mar 12, 2012, 07:31 AM

Mar 2012

Just some hater who wrote an anti-Chavez hit piece that got picked up by the Miami Herald. Where are the pictures? Where are the eye witnesses? Where are the supposedly corrupt officials? Nowhere except in the mind of the haters.

But if it came from the official state media I think you'd be saying it's got to be a lie or a trick of the Chavez Administration.

Your views are clear, transparent. I don't need to explain that I care about ALL Venezuelans, not only the rich and the business interests there. I'll take my side over yours any day of the week.

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WikiLeaks report cites corruption in Venezuela production [View all] Zorro Mar 2012 OP

That's a pretty misleading headline from the Herald. Wilms Mar 2012 #1

Whatever is anti-Chavez he posts txlibdem Mar 2012 #2

Care to comment on the veracity of the article? Zorro Mar 2012 #3

Care to comment on the veracity of FAUX NEWS? txlibdem Mar 2012 #4

More Chavista blah blah blah FAUX NEWS blah blah blah misdirection Zorro Mar 2012 #5

There is nothing to refute txlibdem Mar 2012 #6

Yet there is indeed plenty to refute...if you could. Zorro Mar 2012 #7

don't waste your time naaman fletcher Mar 2012 #8

To be fair, though, Stratfor didn't really break these stories. joshcryer Mar 2012 #9