The U.S. had kidnapped lots of people. Its sure a lot quicker than doing extradition paperwork.
But that is starting to catch up to them. The whole rest of the world isn't just going to role over and play dead.
OW
You could've taken that dreadful door stop out of the bottom picture.
Viva Fidel!
Wow,
I think GP actually typed something on his own. This is major progress!
Pulpo, take it easy. I already got yelled at enough yesterday as it was:
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"I think GP actually typed something on his own. This is major progress!"
I thought this day would never come!
Guillo:
"Viva Fidel!"
Thats the spirit son! The visit by the Cuban President to conduct economic meetings with Venezuela should bring you joy to know that your 1/2 country is growing economically while still tending to his social obligations. Why.. the extension of PDVSA into the caribbean will be boon to the region and Venezuela as a whole. Glad to know you see it our way - the right way.
Jim R.
Do you think GP should receive honorary Cuban exile status and be given one way tickets to Miami for him and his family?
I mean for being partially venezuelan he sure is vocal about Castro - even more than some Cuban rats are. I mean its not like Castro ever did anything to him. He just jumps on the band wagon like most second generation exiles living off of grandpas memories.
Whaddya say Jim Yay or Nay?
"Thats the spirit son! The visit by the Cuban President to conduct economic meetings with Venezuela should bring you joy to know that your 1/2 country is growing economically while still tending to his social obligations. Why.. the extension of PDVSA into the caribbean will be boon to the region and Venezuela as a whole. Glad to know you see it our way - the right way."
No, no, no. You have it all wrong Pulpo. GP supports the opposition which means that he wants the Venezuelan economy to tank so they have a chance to get back into power. I bet he says a prayer every night before he goes to bed that the price of oil goes down.
U.S. Envoy: Venezuela Cooperation Slipping
Jul 3, 10:31 PM (ET)
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - A decline in cooperation between Venezuelan and U.S. authorities has weakened efforts to fight terrorism and drug trafficking, the U.S. ambassador to the South American country said.
"On the issue of illegal drugs, we have a situation where we have a reduction in cooperation between some police forces," U.S. Ambassador William Brownfield said in an interview broadcast Sunday on the Venezuelan television station Televen.
"I wish we could have more cooperation in passing along more information on matters of terrorism, the movement of specific people, Brownfield said, without giving details.
U.S.-Venezuelan relations have been marked by tensions during President Hugo Chavez's more than six years in power.
Chavez's close ties to Cuban leader Fidel Castro and his frequent criticisms of the U.S. government have coincided with U.S. officials' repeated statements of concern about his increasing domination of Venezuelan politics.
U.S. officials have denied Chavez's repeated accusations of backing plots against him, including a short-lived coup in 2002.
The United States remains the top buyer of oil from Venezuela, the world's fifth-largest oil exporter.
Venezuela's location next to Colombia also has made it a major transit point for Colombian cocaine headed for the United States and Europe.
How reveling and straightforward Mr. Borwnfield. There is however a small matter related to the non cooperation of the US in the case of one Mr. Posada. Perhaps you should direct your efforts towards this goal before claiming non cooperation.
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