powerlineblog.com - 11/3/2008
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Hugo Chavez, Communist dictator of Venezuela, has good reason to look forward to an Obama presidency. Obama's friend Bill Ayers came to Venezuela a couple of years ago, addressed Chavez and his colleagues as "comrades," and said that he wanted American education to follow the Venezuelan model, ...
africa.reuters.com - 11/3/2008
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CARACAS, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Anti-U.S. Venezuelan President
Hugo Chavez predicted on Sunday the "black man" will...
win the U.S. presidential race and offered to hold talks with him to improve ties between the superpower and one its biggest oil suppliers. ...
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embavenez-us.org - 11/7/2008
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Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela - Ministry of People's
Power for Foreign Affairs - Communiqué (Unofficial Translation).- In...
this day of hope for the American people, President Hugo Ch vez, on behalf of the people of Venezuela, congratulates the ...
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:: Embassy of Venezuela in the United States ::
english.eluniversal.com - 11/7/2008
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Politics Although the Venezuelan President never gave names,
if we examine the profile he outlined ("a black...
man of African descent, from humble origins and young") it is obvious that Hugo Chávez was not referring to US Republican presidential ...
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You can't say we didn't warn you... Chavez's new buddy, Barack Hussein Obama (via Power Line ): Hugo Chavez, Communist dictator of Venezuela, has good reason to look forward to an Obama presidency. Obama's friend Bill Ayers came to Venezuela a couple of years ago, addressed Chavez and his colleagues as "comrades," and said that he wanted American education to follow the Venezuelan model, where children are indoctrinated into socialism. Does Obama agree? It's hard to say, given that he never answers any questions, but we do know that at the Chicago Annenberg Challenge, Obama ...
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The Communist dictator of Venezuela, has good reason to look forward to an Obama presidency, God forbid that such a disaster strikes America on November 4. ...
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