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Paolo123

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24. I agree 100%.

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #23)

Sun Oct 13, 2013, 11:06 AM

Oct 2013

It's a strange thing to see. 80% of the population basically so kind and decent, with 100% of the government so cruel, corrupt, and blood-thirsty.

I think Syria was hopefully a turning point. The powers that be so wanted another war and the population basically said "no".

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] polly7 Oct 2013 OP

Are we surprised our corporate media failed to report these events? Judi Lynn Oct 2013 #1

wow, you don't like the US or our Democratic administration Bacchus4.0 Oct 2013 #3

" "OUR" Democratic administration"? That's unexpected, of course! n/t Judi Lynn Oct 2013 #4

yep, not yours thats for sure. Chavistas aren't Democrats n/t Bacchus4.0 Oct 2013 #5

not with a big D or even a little d dlwickham Oct 2013 #28

Yvw Judi Lynn polly7 Oct 2013 #6

"...our daily ration of fertilizer from the official stenographers." !!! Peace Patriot Oct 2013 #11

failed to make headlines? Bacchus4.0 Oct 2013 #2

"and secondly, who cares what they say?" polly7 Oct 2013 #7

The OP link questions why you don't see criticism from Morales and Correa in the headlines Bacchus4.0 Oct 2013 #8

Dilma's criticism should not have been news at all. ehcross Oct 2013 #9

"...aimed at detecting threats...". Ya gotta be kidding! Peace Patriot Oct 2013 #10

Evo Morales is the "Nelson Mandela" of Bolivia! Peace Patriot Oct 2013 #12

how many years was Morales in jail dlwickham Oct 2013 #27

I care what they say. a la izquierda Oct 2013 #19

Its common sense complaints about the drug war and the Snowden/NSA affair Socialistlemur Oct 2013 #13

The U.S. should NOT be dictating police actions in other countries. Judi Lynn Oct 2013 #14

It's hard for an empire not to dictate Socialistlemur Oct 2013 #15

You are arguing "might makes right" Paolo123 Oct 2013 #16

Hi, Paolo123. You can be sure if the US gov't hadn't tried so hard Judi Lynn Oct 2013 #18

Thanks Paolo123 Oct 2013 #20

Don't hesitate to let us know. Judi Lynn Oct 2013 #21

I actually live in the US now Paolo123 Oct 2013 #22

Glad to learn you are spending time in the U.S. Judi Lynn Oct 2013 #23

I agree 100%. Paolo123 Oct 2013 #24

It doesn't help much Socialistlemur Oct 2013 #25

Latin American countries, in discussing common interests Judi Lynn Oct 2013 #17

K&R mitchtv Oct 2013 #26