Venezuela Today A Failed Criminal Narco State by Cristal Montanez published i...Cristal Montañéz
Cristal’s publication in IF (International Focus) Magazine “Venezuela Today A Failed Criminal Narco State” strongly condemns the narco-terrorist state that has befallen her country under Nicolás Maduro, who succeeded Hugo Chávez. Both men, following orders from Castro controlled Cuba, have pushed the country from democracy to dictatorship.
Venezuela Today A Failed Criminal Narco State by Cristal Montanez published i...Cristal Montañéz
Cristal’s publication in IF (International Focus) Magazine “Venezuela Today A Failed Criminal Narco State” strongly condemns the narco-terrorist state that has befallen her country under Nicolás Maduro, who succeeded Hugo Chávez. Both men, following orders from Castro controlled Cuba, have pushed the country from democracy to dictatorship.
Everything leads one to believe that Venezuela is moving fast towards the outbreak of civil war and the establishment of a dictatorship by the faction that win this conflict to maintain order in the country. Very rarely, representative democracy can result from the political conflicts that occur in Venezuela due to the difficulty of establishing a social pact that would require consensus in Civil Society of difficult construction.
Very difficult, representative democracy can result from the political conflicts that occur in Venezuela due to the impossibility of establishing a social pact that would require consensus in Civil Society difficult to construct between pro-Chávez and anti-Chávez forces. In addition to the civil war, there is a risk of US military intervention to appropriate the world's largest oil reserves in Venezuela with the support of some Latin American countries in flagrant disregard of the United Nations Charter from which it can result of a conflict involving several countries in Latin America. This situation tends to promote the intensification of the new Cold War between the United States and the allied Russia of Venezuela and the worsening of relations between the United States and China, also an ally of Venezuela.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Chronology of the 4th Generation War Against Venezuela
The US Government is waging war on Venezuela - not your typical, traditional war, but a modern, asymmetric - 4th Generation War - against President Chávez and the Bolivarian Revolution. Below is a presentation I created regarding the pattern and escalation of US Government aggression against Venezuela, with clear quotes and cites as evidence to back up this claim.
OBJECTIVE
Relate Chávez with:
*Drug trafficking
*Terrorism
*A Dictatorship
*An Arms Race
*Money Laundering
*A Threat Against Regional Security
Actions
2002-2006
*The coup d’etat against Chávez in 2002
*The “lockout” and economic sabotage from December 2002 to February 2003
*The “guarimbas” of 2004
*The Recall Referendum of 2004
*Electoral Intervention in 2005 and 2006
*An increase in US military presence in the region during 2006-2007
Change in Strategy
-After the victory of President Chávez in the recall referendum of 2004, the US toughened its position towards Venezuela increased its public hostility and aggression against the Venezuelan government.
-January 2005: “Hugo Chávez is a negative force in the region.” -Condoleezza Rice
-March 2005: “Venezuela is one of the most unstable and dangerous ‘hot spots’ in Latin America.” -Porter Goss, ex-Director of the CIA
-March 2005: “Venezuela is starting a dangerous arms race that threatens regional security.” -Donald Rumsfeld, ex-Secretary of Defense
-March 2005: “I am concerned about Venezuela’s influence in the area of responsibility...SOUTHCOM supports the position of the Joint Chiefs to maintain ‘military to military’ contact with the Venezuelan military…we need an inter-agency focus to deal with Venezuela.” -General Bantz Craddock, ex-Commander of SOUTHCOM
-July 2005: “Cuba and Venezuela are promoting instability in Latin America…There is no doubt that President Chávez is funding radical forces in Bolivia.” -Rogelio Pardo-Maurer, Assistant Sub-Secretary of Defense for the Western Hemisphere
-July 2005: “Venezuela and Cuba are promoting radicalism in the region...Venezuela is trying to undermine the democratic governments in the region to impede CAFTA.” -Donald Rumsfeld, ex-Secretary of Defense
-August 2005: “Venezuelan territory is a safe haven for Colombian terrorists.” -Tom Casey, spokesperson for the Department of State
-September 2005: “The problem of working with President Chávez is serious and continuous, as it is in other parts of the relationship.” -John Walters, Director of the National Policy Office for Drug Control.
-November 2005: “The assault on democratic institutions in Venezuela continues and the system is in serious danger.” -Thomas Shannon, Sub-secretary of State
Escalation in Aggression 2006
The War Machine
-2 February 2006: “Presidente Chávez continues to use his control to repress the opposition, reduce freedom of the press and restrict democracy….it’s a threat.” -John Negroponte, ex-Director of National Intelligence
-2 February 2006: “We have Chávez in Venezuela with a lot of money from oil. He is a person who was elected legally, just like Adolf Hitler...” - Donald Rumsfeld, ex-Secretary of Defense
Connection with Terrorism
-16 March 2006: “In Venezuela, a demogoge full of oil money is undermining democracy and trying to destabilize the region.” -George W. Bush
-June 2006: “Venezuela’s cooperation in the international campaign against terrorism continues to be insignificant...It’s not clear to what point the Venezuelan government offered material support to Colombian terrorists.” - Annual Report on Terrorism, Department of State
Increase in Military Presence
-March-July 2006: The US military engages in four major exercises off the coast of Venezuela in the Caribbean Sea, with support from NATO, and based at the US air force base in Curaça
Everything leads one to believe that Venezuela is moving fast towards the outbreak of civil war and the establishment of a dictatorship by the faction that win this conflict to maintain order in the country. Very rarely, representative democracy can result from the political conflicts that occur in Venezuela due to the difficulty of establishing a social pact that would require consensus in Civil Society of difficult construction.
Very difficult, representative democracy can result from the political conflicts that occur in Venezuela due to the impossibility of establishing a social pact that would require consensus in Civil Society difficult to construct between pro-Chávez and anti-Chávez forces. In addition to the civil war, there is a risk of US military intervention to appropriate the world's largest oil reserves in Venezuela with the support of some Latin American countries in flagrant disregard of the United Nations Charter from which it can result of a conflict involving several countries in Latin America. This situation tends to promote the intensification of the new Cold War between the United States and the allied Russia of Venezuela and the worsening of relations between the United States and China, also an ally of Venezuela.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Chronology of the 4th Generation War Against Venezuela
The US Government is waging war on Venezuela - not your typical, traditional war, but a modern, asymmetric - 4th Generation War - against President Chávez and the Bolivarian Revolution. Below is a presentation I created regarding the pattern and escalation of US Government aggression against Venezuela, with clear quotes and cites as evidence to back up this claim.
OBJECTIVE
Relate Chávez with:
*Drug trafficking
*Terrorism
*A Dictatorship
*An Arms Race
*Money Laundering
*A Threat Against Regional Security
Actions
2002-2006
*The coup d’etat against Chávez in 2002
*The “lockout” and economic sabotage from December 2002 to February 2003
*The “guarimbas” of 2004
*The Recall Referendum of 2004
*Electoral Intervention in 2005 and 2006
*An increase in US military presence in the region during 2006-2007
Change in Strategy
-After the victory of President Chávez in the recall referendum of 2004, the US toughened its position towards Venezuela increased its public hostility and aggression against the Venezuelan government.
-January 2005: “Hugo Chávez is a negative force in the region.” -Condoleezza Rice
-March 2005: “Venezuela is one of the most unstable and dangerous ‘hot spots’ in Latin America.” -Porter Goss, ex-Director of the CIA
-March 2005: “Venezuela is starting a dangerous arms race that threatens regional security.” -Donald Rumsfeld, ex-Secretary of Defense
-March 2005: “I am concerned about Venezuela’s influence in the area of responsibility...SOUTHCOM supports the position of the Joint Chiefs to maintain ‘military to military’ contact with the Venezuelan military…we need an inter-agency focus to deal with Venezuela.” -General Bantz Craddock, ex-Commander of SOUTHCOM
-July 2005: “Cuba and Venezuela are promoting instability in Latin America…There is no doubt that President Chávez is funding radical forces in Bolivia.” -Rogelio Pardo-Maurer, Assistant Sub-Secretary of Defense for the Western Hemisphere
-July 2005: “Venezuela and Cuba are promoting radicalism in the region...Venezuela is trying to undermine the democratic governments in the region to impede CAFTA.” -Donald Rumsfeld, ex-Secretary of Defense
-August 2005: “Venezuelan territory is a safe haven for Colombian terrorists.” -Tom Casey, spokesperson for the Department of State
-September 2005: “The problem of working with President Chávez is serious and continuous, as it is in other parts of the relationship.” -John Walters, Director of the National Policy Office for Drug Control.
-November 2005: “The assault on democratic institutions in Venezuela continues and the system is in serious danger.” -Thomas Shannon, Sub-secretary of State
Escalation in Aggression 2006
The War Machine
-2 February 2006: “Presidente Chávez continues to use his control to repress the opposition, reduce freedom of the press and restrict democracy….it’s a threat.” -John Negroponte, ex-Director of National Intelligence
-2 February 2006: “We have Chávez in Venezuela with a lot of money from oil. He is a person who was elected legally, just like Adolf Hitler...” - Donald Rumsfeld, ex-Secretary of Defense
Connection with Terrorism
-16 March 2006: “In Venezuela, a demogoge full of oil money is undermining democracy and trying to destabilize the region.” -George W. Bush
-June 2006: “Venezuela’s cooperation in the international campaign against terrorism continues to be insignificant...It’s not clear to what point the Venezuelan government offered material support to Colombian terrorists.” - Annual Report on Terrorism, Department of State
Increase in Military Presence
-March-July 2006: The US military engages in four major exercises off the coast of Venezuela in the Caribbean Sea, with support from NATO, and based at the US air force base in Curaça
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Venezuelapart3
1.
2. Official Name: Bolivarian
Republic of Venezuela
Capital: Caracas
Government Type: Federal
republic
Chief of State: Hugo Chavez,
president
Population: 26.02 million
Area: 352,143 square miles;
slightly more than twice the size
of California
Languages: Spanish (official),
numerous indigenous dialects
Literacy: Total Population:
[93%] Male: [93%]; Female:
[93%]
GDP Per Capita: $7,200
Year of Independence: 1811
3. Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez has
taken over from Fidel Castro the mantle
of Latin America's leading opponent of
the United States, which remains the
largest customer for Venezuela's oil.
Mr. Chavez, a former colonel first elected
in 1998 on a populist platform, has
carried out a series of steps that he says
are reshaping his country's economy to
match his vision of "21st century
socialism.“
The country's economy is dominated by
the oil industry
Chavez has sought to counter American
influence in the region, seizing control of
the oil assets of American and European
energy companies, and in other ways
consolidating state control over the
economy and nationalizing telephone
and electricity companies.
Venezuela also refuses to cooperate with
the United States to combat narcotics
trafficking
Hugo Chavez and
Barack Obama
4. Venezuela is governed under
the constitution of 1999 and is a
Federal republic
The president, who is both the
head of state and the head of
government, is popularly
elected for a six-year term and
may be elected to a second term
Members of the 167-seat
unicameral National Assembly
are elected for five-year terms.
Venezuela consists of 23 states,
a federal district, of which
Caracas is a part, and a federal
dependency, which includes 11
island groups
5. Barinas stretches over vast cattle
estates at the foothills of the Andes,
Barinas is known for two things: as
the bastion of the family of
President Hugo Chávez and as the
setting for a terrifying surge in
abductions, making it a contender
for Latin America’s most likely place
to get kidnapped.
An intensifying nationwide crime
wave over the past decade has
pushed the kidnapping rate in
Venezuela past Colombia’s and
Mexico’s.
nowhere in Venezuela comes close
in abductions to Barinas, with 7.2
kidnappings per 100,000
inhabitants, as armed gangs thrive
off the disarray here while Mr.
Chávez’s family tightens its grip on
the state
6. World Countries and Territories
http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/international/countr
iesandterritories/venezuela/index.html
State Ruled by Crime and Chavez family
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/21/world/americas/2
1venez.html?_r=1
Venezuela
http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0108140.html
Pictures
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