Chavez Says Yes to Coup d'Etat

[Del Arroyo]

http://www.globovision.com/news.php?nid=48767

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The President and Others are Reported to the Attorney General for Supporting Crime by Exalting the 4th of February Coup

Oscar Perez, a member of the National Resistance Command, went to the Attorney General today to report president Hugo Chavez, minister of defense Raul Isaias Baduel, minister of communication and information Willian Lara, and high-ranking military officials, considering that in the celebration of the 4th of February they had supported crime and instigated delinquency by exalting the coup d'etat.

Mr. Perez said he went to the AG because "when the president of the Republic [who was] also the military commander of a coup attempt against the legitimately constituted government of [Carlos] Perez, institutionalizes [this coup] with a military parade, thus violating Article 138, it is upon the Attorney General to either legalize coups d'etat in our country or not.

"If the AG does not issue an indictment against the president of the Republic, any other citizen, if he believes we are confronted with an embarrassing, corrupt, immoral and repressive government, could go ahead and organize a coup d'etat and in no moment could he be indicted by the Public Ministry."

Perez said that the Public Ministry has the choice of either legalizing or not coups d'etat in Venezuela.

Ex-captain Carlon Buyon, who accompanied president Chavez in the adventure of the 4th of February, today accompanied Perez in reporting him to the AG. He considered this episode to be a crime, saying that the chief of State had committed another one yesterday in exalting this date.

"Yesterday the President of the Republic legitimized coups d'etat, so that now any citizen can launch one if he believes that this government or any other could be defeated by a military coup.

"I believe that this is supporting crime and that this type of activity invites the delinquency of the Venezuelan people."

[Tribesman]

A media source whose owners tried a coup carries an article about a bloke who was in that coup complaining about an older attempted coup

Hmmmm.....nice bloke that Perez , I wonder what his role was in getting a coup plotter who was later accused of murder out of the country to sanctuary in Florida ?
Nice to see him and his foriegn financed Revolutionary council standing up for law and order

globovision articles abourt Chavez , what a crock of manure Del . Its like using an article from Skrewdriver to support objections to immigrants

[Del Arroyo]

Are you questioning the factuality of the article? If so, how?

Or do you deny the apparent contradiction in Chavez holding festivities to celebrate a military coup?

What is your response to the argument that Chavez, who attempted a coup in '92, and his opposition, be it politicians, newspapers, or whoever, who attempted a coup in 2002, are morally equivalent? Because that is really the only argument that is being made here.

[IrishArmenian]

Give the U.S. two years to fund Venezuelan capitalists, Chavez will have a nice, "legal" coup.

[Watchman]

What, are the Seventies back in fashion again ?

[Tribesman]

Are you questioning the factuality of the article? If so, how?

Cor thats a hard one Del ........errrrrrr , oh yeah 350

[Del Arroyo]

How would one pronounce a laughing smiley face? I mean, "lol" can be "ell oh ell", and "1337" is "leet". But I find myself at a loss searching for a verbal expression of this graphic symbol.

If someone were to succeed in vocalizing the laughing smiley face, I would predict that, like other net-speak, it will probably not gain much traction in spoken vocabulary, outside perhaps a few isolated groups.

[Evil_Maniac From Mars]

What, are the Seventies back in fashion again ?

The seventies were always in fashion.





I wonder if Chavez listens to much classic rock?