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THIS ONE IF FOR SEVEN , CENTROCAMPO AND THE FUNKY ANTI-AMERICAN BUNCH
"While the storm clouds gather far across the sea,
Let us swear allegiance to a land that's free,
Let us all be grateful for a land so fair,
As we raise our voices in a solemn prayer.
God Bless America.
Land that I love
Stand beside her, and guide her
Thru the night with a light from above.
From the mountains, to the prairies ,
To the oceans, white with foam
God bless America
My home sweet home."
Let us swear allegiance to a land that's free,
Let us all be grateful for a land so fair,
As we raise our voices in a solemn prayer.
God Bless America.
Land that I love
Stand beside her, and guide her
Thru the night with a light from above.
From the mountains, to the prairies ,
To the oceans, white with foam
God bless America
My home sweet home."
Know her, Don't care.
Know her, Don't care.
Know him, his case changed football forever, but in reality did fuckall.
Heard of him, however I'm not really a fan, so who cares.
Never heard of him, and don't really care about him either.
No shit.
Not really, as it's quite obvious that when I laugh at comments such as the one posted by Altair and other jokes surrounding Belgium, such as how it might not exist, it's because it's funny. Of course any sane person would know the real truth.
But unfortunately yet again you misinterpret something... when will you GET IT, SEVEN?
Know her, Don't care.
Know him, his case changed football forever, but in reality did fuckall.
Heard of him, however I'm not really a fan, so who cares.
Never heard of him, and don't really care about him either.
No shit.
Not really, as it's quite obvious that when I laugh at comments such as the one posted by Altair and other jokes surrounding Belgium, such as how it might not exist, it's because it's funny. Of course any sane person would know the real truth.
But unfortunately yet again you misinterpret something... when will you GET IT, SEVEN?
How could one even begin to like the guy? The only people who support Chavez are those in the barrios who don't know any better because they're retarded and too afraid of his power, or happen to be one of those far left-wing extremists who obtain orgasms after hearing the man blurt out his nonsense to the world.
I was thinking the same thing!
Since Andrew speaks of attending "the best university" in the country (LOL!!!! You all should realize that while being a fine university, it's not even a top 100 school), one must question how so many illiterate dolts gained admission to the Pennsylvania State University. Perhaps these fine fellows are the retards who were accepted on a probationary agreement and failure to secure a 3.5 GPA will result in expulsion and they will have to attend "B" level schools such as Harvard, Princeton, Yale and Cal-Berkeley.
Since Andrew speaks of attending "the best university" in the country (LOL!!!! You all should realize that while being a fine university, it's not even a top 100 school), one must question how so many illiterate dolts gained admission to the Pennsylvania State University. Perhaps these fine fellows are the retards who were accepted on a probationary agreement and failure to secure a 3.5 GPA will result in expulsion and they will have to attend "B" level schools such as Harvard, Princeton, Yale and Cal-Berkeley.
Don't be a fucking retard, Pado. I never said Penn State was the best University in the country, however it is indeed top 50. US News and World Reports rank Penn State #48 of all universities in the United States, while Washington Monthly ranks my school third in the country based on preparing undergrads for prospective jobs. Not even top 100 my anus.
As for people being accepted to Penn State... you might not have realized the Penn State University system is one of the biggest of all in the United States, with 18 seperate satellite campuses in which students are filtered through before they can receive admission to University Park. So yes, of course there will be a bunch of dumbasses. However, your favorite dumbass El President Bush, graduated from Yale.
As for people being accepted to Penn State... you might not have realized the Penn State University system is one of the biggest of all in the United States, with 18 seperate satellite campuses in which students are filtered through before they can receive admission to University Park. So yes, of course there will be a bunch of dumbasses. However, your favorite dumbass El President Bush, graduated from Yale.
Here's an interesting piece Fabiana sent me regarding Chavez:
HUGO'S BIG LIES
By THOR HALVORSSEN
JUST a few days before his rant at the United Nations yesterday,
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez gave a speech in Caracas playing up
the most obscene 9/11 conspiracy theory - that the attacks were
planned by the Bush administration as a pretext for war.
Yes, on Sept. 12, Chavez said, "Maybe it was even the imperialist
North American power that planned and drove this terrorist attack
against its own people and the citizens of the world to justify the
aggressions immediately following against Iraq, Iran and threats
against all of us, against Venezuela as well."
This guy is really, really big on "the Big Lie."
Yesterday's fire-breathing speech - carried live by dozens of world
TV broadcasters - was nonstop hate, aimed at the United States,
President Bush, Israel and the United Nations itself, along with
Western democracy and economic liberalism.
Calling "world dictator" George Bush the "devil" over and over again,
he discussed everything from CIA plots to assassinate him to how he -
along with Cuba, Iran and the non-aligned countries - will save the
world from imperialist doom.
Chavez has said the United States is "afraid of truth, is afraid of
independent voices," yet Chavez has suffocated all dissent in his own
backyard. Beyond rewriting the Constitution to bolster his legal
power, he's passed a law banning "the use of language deemed to be
insulting to the President of the Republic."
Indeed, any expression of dissent, public or in private, against any
public official is punishable with prison.
Francisco Usón - a former minister in Chavez's own Cabinet - recently
drew a six-year jail term for expressing an opinion on television.
Carlos Ortega - the president of Venezuela's AFL-CIO-affiliated
federation of workers - got a 16-year sentence for instigating a legal
strike despite protests by the International Labor Organization of
this unspeakable violation of human rights. (Ortega escaped from
prison last month.)
Chavez claimed yesterday that the United States protects terrorism
while his own government is "fully committed to combating terrorism
and violence." In fact, Chavez has demonstrably protected and armed
the FARC terrorists of next-door Colombia. (He's also presided during
the greatest crime wave in Venezuelan history, with a death toll
exponentially larger than any previous government's.)
Chavez denounced capitalism as the generator of "mere poverty." Yet,
thanks to a capitalist oil boom, he has profited from the richest
Venezuelan government in history - but squandered its wealth on a new
Venezuelan oligarchy of petro-millionaires masquerading as government
officials. Meanwhile, misery and malnutrition are at a historic high.
Chavez railed against Western-style democracy. Yet it was western
style democracy that brought him into power (after his own armed coup
failed) and may remove him in the end. This is why he does everything
he can to hollow and weaken democratic institutions.
He has frequently praised the "participatory" models of Libya, North
Korea and Cuba as ideal forms of government - countries where rulers,
accountable to no one, torture, imprison and murder their opponents.
As for his references to peace and world understanding, well: The
Venezuelan leader has increased military spending to $10 billion a
year, dwarfing all social programs, education and health budgets - and
vastly above the nation's previous arms spending. He's bought 100,000
automatic assault rifles, 53 Mi-35 assault helicopters and several
supersonic fighter-bombers from Russia, as well as transport planes,
patrol boats and speedboats from Spain. He has also signed an
agreement with Russia to build Latin American's first-ever Kalashnikov
factory.
The worst may be his roars about the threat of imperialism - for, in
Latin America, Hugo Chavez is the face of modern imperialism. Chavez's
grants to Fidel Castro alone are larger than all United States aid
packages in the Americas. He helped get coca-grower Evo Morales
elected president of Bolivia. He is putting Venezuelan oil cash behind
Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua.
His neighbors resent it: Voters in Peru and Mexico recently rejected
Chavez-backed candidates (Ollanta Humalla and Andres Lopez Obrador) in
good part because of the Chavez taint.
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton dismissed Chavez's
thundering rhetoric yesterday as cartoonish. Other leaders have
referred to him as a buffoon and a joke. But, like Korea's
much-ridiculed Kim Jong Il, Chavez poses a deadly threat not only to
his own nation but to the peace and security of the region.
He has signed more than 80 international agreements with Iran,
stating repeatedly that if international action is taken to prevent
Iran from developing nuclear capacity, Venezuela will attack the
United States. His own "hypothetical" nuclear program is for peaceful
purposes.
Chavez was brandishing a book by MIT professor Noam Chomsky
yesterday. He's plainly taken one of Chomsky's maxims to heart: "If
you repeat it loudly enough, it will become the truth."
Thor Halvorssen is president of the New York-based Human Rights Foundation.
HUGO'S BIG LIES
By THOR HALVORSSEN
JUST a few days before his rant at the United Nations yesterday,
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez gave a speech in Caracas playing up
the most obscene 9/11 conspiracy theory - that the attacks were
planned by the Bush administration as a pretext for war.
Yes, on Sept. 12, Chavez said, "Maybe it was even the imperialist
North American power that planned and drove this terrorist attack
against its own people and the citizens of the world to justify the
aggressions immediately following against Iraq, Iran and threats
against all of us, against Venezuela as well."
This guy is really, really big on "the Big Lie."
Yesterday's fire-breathing speech - carried live by dozens of world
TV broadcasters - was nonstop hate, aimed at the United States,
President Bush, Israel and the United Nations itself, along with
Western democracy and economic liberalism.
Calling "world dictator" George Bush the "devil" over and over again,
he discussed everything from CIA plots to assassinate him to how he -
along with Cuba, Iran and the non-aligned countries - will save the
world from imperialist doom.
Chavez has said the United States is "afraid of truth, is afraid of
independent voices," yet Chavez has suffocated all dissent in his own
backyard. Beyond rewriting the Constitution to bolster his legal
power, he's passed a law banning "the use of language deemed to be
insulting to the President of the Republic."
Indeed, any expression of dissent, public or in private, against any
public official is punishable with prison.
Francisco Usón - a former minister in Chavez's own Cabinet - recently
drew a six-year jail term for expressing an opinion on television.
Carlos Ortega - the president of Venezuela's AFL-CIO-affiliated
federation of workers - got a 16-year sentence for instigating a legal
strike despite protests by the International Labor Organization of
this unspeakable violation of human rights. (Ortega escaped from
prison last month.)
Chavez claimed yesterday that the United States protects terrorism
while his own government is "fully committed to combating terrorism
and violence." In fact, Chavez has demonstrably protected and armed
the FARC terrorists of next-door Colombia. (He's also presided during
the greatest crime wave in Venezuelan history, with a death toll
exponentially larger than any previous government's.)
Chavez denounced capitalism as the generator of "mere poverty." Yet,
thanks to a capitalist oil boom, he has profited from the richest
Venezuelan government in history - but squandered its wealth on a new
Venezuelan oligarchy of petro-millionaires masquerading as government
officials. Meanwhile, misery and malnutrition are at a historic high.
Chavez railed against Western-style democracy. Yet it was western
style democracy that brought him into power (after his own armed coup
failed) and may remove him in the end. This is why he does everything
he can to hollow and weaken democratic institutions.
He has frequently praised the "participatory" models of Libya, North
Korea and Cuba as ideal forms of government - countries where rulers,
accountable to no one, torture, imprison and murder their opponents.
As for his references to peace and world understanding, well: The
Venezuelan leader has increased military spending to $10 billion a
year, dwarfing all social programs, education and health budgets - and
vastly above the nation's previous arms spending. He's bought 100,000
automatic assault rifles, 53 Mi-35 assault helicopters and several
supersonic fighter-bombers from Russia, as well as transport planes,
patrol boats and speedboats from Spain. He has also signed an
agreement with Russia to build Latin American's first-ever Kalashnikov
factory.
The worst may be his roars about the threat of imperialism - for, in
Latin America, Hugo Chavez is the face of modern imperialism. Chavez's
grants to Fidel Castro alone are larger than all United States aid
packages in the Americas. He helped get coca-grower Evo Morales
elected president of Bolivia. He is putting Venezuelan oil cash behind
Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua.
His neighbors resent it: Voters in Peru and Mexico recently rejected
Chavez-backed candidates (Ollanta Humalla and Andres Lopez Obrador) in
good part because of the Chavez taint.
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton dismissed Chavez's
thundering rhetoric yesterday as cartoonish. Other leaders have
referred to him as a buffoon and a joke. But, like Korea's
much-ridiculed Kim Jong Il, Chavez poses a deadly threat not only to
his own nation but to the peace and security of the region.
He has signed more than 80 international agreements with Iran,
stating repeatedly that if international action is taken to prevent
Iran from developing nuclear capacity, Venezuela will attack the
United States. His own "hypothetical" nuclear program is for peaceful
purposes.
Chavez was brandishing a book by MIT professor Noam Chomsky
yesterday. He's plainly taken one of Chomsky's maxims to heart: "If
you repeat it loudly enough, it will become the truth."
Thor Halvorssen is president of the New York-based Human Rights Foundation.
Last night I was speaking to an old friend who was all riled up about Chavez. He wanted to offer $5 Million to kill Castro and another $5 Million to kill chavez. I told him to keep his money. Castro only has about 6 years left in him and Chavez will be dead by the time the US holds its next presidential election in 2 years.