"War of Resistence" by Chavez in Venezuela?
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American attack no no my dear\n\nhere is the thing america is to involved in war as it is and is spending billions there fore they dotn want to bring any more cost because the american people are realy upset as it is \n\nheres how we punish mr chavez just as we are doing in N koria\n\nsactions and food program cutt off and let them starve and have famon then and only then will they stop being such dictators towards americans we are the most powerfull i only wish someone would come to do something because i would like america to strech and flex its muscle and you know whats funny mr chavez knows hes just a skid mark to the americans underwear
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he wrote: \nnoli me tangere - "touch me not" \nel filibusterismo - "the filibuster"\nmi ultimo adios - "my final goodbye"
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Tell him to keep it up; because George Bush is an idiot. Bush is just mad at him, since Hugo Chavez wouldn't give up his oil reserves to Exxon Mobil of Texas and OPEC.
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Check out this link if you feel like it:\n\nhttp://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/venezuela/airforce-equipment.htm\n\n\nCheck 6
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chavez is trying to spread the oil wealth of his country to the folk that need it as in health care etc . this guy means well by giving the ordinary people of his country the wealth that is theirs. in his small mind bush thinks pinko so all bets are off   chow
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Sic vis pacem parabellum\n"If you desire peace, prepare for war."\n\nWithout war, there can be no peace. It sounds like a paradox, I know, but it's true. True peace is won through war, and can only be truly appreciated after it has been fought, bled, and died for. However high the cost of war may be, sometimes the cost of not going to war can be higher. Being a pacifist will assuredly make you a victim. We can't just forgive and forget every transgression commited against us and expect to be respected or taken seriously. Would you respect someone who allows others to take advantage of their good nature at will? I want peace (believe it or not), but not at the expense of our national sovereignty and dignity. Simply appeasing the demands of dictators and terrorists to avoid war isn't peace, that is scarcely better than slavery. As cynical as it sounds, you have to kick some a*s every now and then to be respected. Such is the nature of the world and human nature in general. If you want to believe in the peace at any price fantasy, that's up to you. But I would rather die a free man with a gun in my hands than live for a hundred years by our enemy's permission. \n\nThe only earth the meek will inherit is the 6x4 plot they are buried in.\n\nREMEMBER 9/11\nNEVER FORGIVE! NEVER FORGET!\nPEACE THROUGH VICTORY!
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Yes, there are, I'd dare to say all his works are available in spanish.\n\nYou have to search under the name Flavio Josefo though. Some translations of his works are "La guerra de los judíos" or "Guerras judías", "Autobiografía", "Destrucción del Templo", "Antigüedad Judía" or "Antigüedades Judías", among others.\n\nYou can find his books in Amazon, I just checked.
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Can't find anything about a brother or war...\n\n"Experiencing loss can be a difficult situation to deal with. "I've never been the kind to ever let my feelings show and I thought that being strong meant never losing your self control." Now that his girlfriend has left him, he has turned to drinking while listening to sad love songs, and reminiscing back on the failed relationship. "It's gonna hurt bad before it gets better but I'll never get over hiding this way." He is realizing that he must come to terms with his feelings. "To hell with my pride, let it fall like rain from my eyes. Tonight I wanna cry." He is starting to realize he needs to let go and heal himself." from: http://www.disciplesnow.com/life/tmc_review.cfm?id=149\n\nETA it was written by Urban and Monty Powell
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The Great Debate by Dream Theater \nLyrics by John Petrucci\n\nWhat if someone said\nPromise lies ahead\nhopes are high in certain scietific circles\nlife won't have to end\nyou could walk again\n\nwhat if someone said \nproblems lie ahead\nthey've uncovered something highly controversial\nthe right to life is strong\ncan't you see it's wrong\n\nhumankind has reached a turning point\npoised for conflict at ground zero \nready for a war\ndo we look to our unearthly guide\nor to white caot heros \nserching for a cure\n\nturn to the light\ndon't be frightened of the shadows it creates\nturn to the light\ntruning away would be a terrible mistake\n\nanarchist moral vision\nindustries of daeth\nfacing violent opposition\nunmolested breath\nethic inquisitions breed\nantagonistic views\nright wing sound bites premonitions\nin a labyrinth of rules\n\nare you justified\nare you justified\nare you justified\njustified in taking\nlife to save life\nlife to save life\ntaking life to save life\n\nthis embryonic clay\nwrapped in fierce debate\nwould be thrown away\nor otherwise discarded\n\nsome of us believe\nit may hold the key\nto treatment of disease \nand sercerts highly grauded\n\nare you justified\nare you justified\nare you justified\njustified in taking\nlife to save life\nlife to save life\ntaking life to save life\n\nhumankind has reached a turning point\npoised for conflict at ground zero \nready for a war\ndo we look to our unearthly guide\nor to white caot heros \nserching for a cure\n\nturn to the light\ndon't be frightened of the shadows it creates\nturn to the light\ntruning away would be a terrible mistake\n\nwe're reaching \nbut have we gone too far\n\nharvesting existence\nonly to distroy\ncarelessly together\nwe are sliding\n\nsoneone else's future\nfour days frozen still\nsomeone elses fate we are deciding\nmiracle potental\nsanctity of life\nfaced against each other\nwe're divided\n\nshould we push the boundries\nor should we condemn\nmoral guilt and science\nhave collided\n\nturn to the light\nwe defy our own mortality these days\nturn to the light\npay attention to the questions we have rasied.\n\nThis song is awsome to me. these guys are some fo the best song writers  I think\n\nps I think I spelled so bad spell check broke!!!!:0
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Yeah Chavez is definately a wacko, but as you said he has done good things about the oil and energy. But In many other ways he is not handling well the situation with Usa. A president is supposed to look for better relationships with other countries and know what words to use and when to shut up. He clearly does not know that.
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"Revolution", by Starfield\n\nIf I'm here all alone\nIf I'm left behind \nIf they spit in my face\nIf they hate my kind\n\nI will rise above\nI will live for love\nI will answer to the call\nFor the bond between\nFor the depth unseen\nFor my God forsake it all\n\n'Cause I'm a fire\nI'm a flood\nI'm a revolution\nI am a war\nAlready won\nI'm a revolution\n\nWhen the world is at war \nWhen the grace is gone\nWhen the hungry lay dead\nWhile the rich live on\n\nI will rise above\nI will live for love\nI will answer to the call\nFor the bond between\nFor a depth unseen\nFor my God forsake it all\n\n(Here I stand)\nOpen hands\nWaiting for You\nI won't back down\nI'll live to speak Your truth
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None, Chavez is just a thorn both are alike at times they both can sell voters goodies. US would be stupid to take out Chavez because Chavez always stated he hates the American government not the people. Think we should let Chavez do what he wants, but populism of his sort catches up in time. Oil Hangover will hit Chavez like a freight train, and I wonder if Chavez know about Mexico hangover of the 1970s on oil.
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Of course, Chavez is an idiot who probably thinks that the whole world depends on the results of football games. It's like the most important thing to them in Venezuela.
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Oh, she sure meant it.  The NWO, aka Bilderberg Group has seemly been attempting to bring the world under one fold in a kind of American styled democracy.  The so called "Islamo fascists" and or so called renegade regimes are trying to stay out of this fold, quite bravely, especially Chavez, the "bravest man on the planet".   Due to the resistance of these groups to adopt the American style democracy, the NWO is resorting to force to "stabilize" the world.  Yes you may choose Democrat, Republican, whatever.  Divide and conquer, keep 'em divided so no other voice can interfere. Our only hope is for the liberal and conservative populous to unite and stop this. My advice, hunker down and prepare yourself and families to fight for freedom.  Also in the short-term get ready for possible war in Iran and $150 dollars a barrel.  May god help us all.
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Venezuela has been shown to have given both financial support and sanctuary to the terrorists who are running wild through Columbia. There are US Soldiers serving gallantly to defeat the drug lords and terrorists in Columbia.
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Opposition to the Vietnam War\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to: navigation, search\nPart of the Politics series on\nAnti-War topics\n\nOpposition to...\n\nWar of 1812\nAmerican Civil War\nSecond Boer War\nVietnam War\nAfghanistan War\nIraq War\nWar on Terrorism\n\nOrganizations\n\nA.N.S.W.E.R.\nAmerica First Committee\nAnti-Imperialist League\nAnti-War Coalition\nCampaign for Nuclear\nDisarmament\nCopperheads\nEnd Conscription\nCampaign\nGreen Corn Rebellion\nIraq Veterans Against\nthe War\nNot in Our Name\nStop the War Coalition\nStop the War Committee\nUnited for Peace and\nJustice\nVeterans for Peace\nVietnam Veterans\nAgainst the War\n\nOther anti-war\norganizations\n\nMedia\n\nBooks\nFilms\nPeace symbol\nProtest song\nChants and slogans\n\nGeneral anti-war\n\nAppeasement\nAnti-imperialism\nConscientious objector\nPacifism\nPeace churches\nPeace movement\nPolitics Portal\n\nOpposition to U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War began slowly and in small numbers in 1964 on various college campuses in the United States. This happened during a time of unprecedented student socialist movements reinforced in numbers by the demographically significant baby boomers. The growing opposition to the Vietnam War was also partly attributed to greater access to uncensored information compared with previous wars and extensive television media coverage. By the end of the war in 1973, due to the reality of escalating U.S. casualties and the growing feeling that the war itself could not be won, the majority of Americans were opposed to the war.\nContents\n[hide]\n\n    * 1 Polarization and protest\n          o 1.1 Protests\n                + 1.1.1 1966\n                + 1.1.2 1967\n                + 1.1.3 1970\n          o 1.2 Common slogans and chants\n    * 2 Government suppression\n    * 3 Conscription, student deferments and draft dodging\n    * 4 Later years\n    * 5 Notes\n    * 6 See also\n    * 7 External links\n\n[edit]\n\nPolarization and protest\nAnti-Vietnam war demonstration\nEnlarge\nAnti-Vietnam war demonstration\n\nThe U.S. became polarized over the war. Many supporters of U.S. involvement argued for what was known as the Domino Theory, which held that if the South fell to communist guerillas, other nations, primarily in Southeast Asia, would succumb in short succession, much like falling dominoes. Military critics of the war pointed out that the conflict was political and that the military mission lacked clear objectives. Civilian critics of the war argued that the government of South Vietnam lacked political legitimacy, or that support for the war was immoral. President Johnson's undersecretary of state, George Ball, was one of the lone voices in his administration advising against war in Vietnam.\n\nGruesome images of two anti-war activists who set themselves on fire in November 1965 provided iconic images of how strongly some people felt that the war was immoral. On November 2 32-year-old Quaker member Norman Morrison set himself on fire in front of The Pentagon and, on November 9, 22-year old Catholic Worker Movement member Roger Allen LaPorte did the same thing in front of the United Nations building. Both protests were conscious imitations of earlier (and ongoing) Buddhist protests in South Vietnam itself.\n\nProtests against the Vietnam War took place in the 1960s and 1970s. The protests were part of a movement in oppositon to the Vietnam War and took place mainly in the U.S.\n[edit]\n\nProtests\n\nProtests started in 1945 when United States Merchant Marine condemned the U.S. government for the use of U.S. merchant ships to transport troops to "subjugate the native population" of Vietnam.\n[edit]\n\n1966\n\n    * Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) refused to go to war, famously stating that he had "got nothing against no Viet Cong." According to a writer for Sports Illustrated, the governor of Illinois called Ali "disgusting" and the governor of Maine said that Ali "should b
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He called him a fucking fag.  Then he tried to explain that in Venezuela that means coward and has nothing to do with someone's sexuality.  \n\nGo figure?