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seafan Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-20-06 06:32 PM
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2. J. Patrick Maher, special "mission manager" for Venezuela and Cuba...
Edited on Sun Aug-20-06 06:36 PM by seafan
This sounds ominous.

John Negroponte is busy.


Chavez: Venezuela Captured 4 U.S Spies

Much more discussion from this prior http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x2464523">thread:



(AP) President Hugo Chavez said Friday that Venezuela has caught four people spying for the U.S. government and has turned them over to the Americans.
Speaking at a campaign rally, Chavez referred to the four after reading aloud a news report about the U.S. naming a "mission manager" for Cuba and Venezuela to oversee U.S. intelligence efforts for the two countries.

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Chavez consistently accuses the U.S. of conspiring to oust him and often asserts the CIA is working to destabilize his government. Last year he ordered one U.S.-based missionary group out of Indian communities where they worked, accusing them of spying for the CIA.

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Speaking to a sea of supporters, Chavez read the name of the official named by Negroponte to head the Cuba and Venezuela mission, 32-year intelligence veteran J. Patrick Maher, and laughed.

"They selected 'Jack the Ripper,'" Chavez said. "What a little problem this is."

"These are signs that the empire doesn't rest," Chavez said, referring to the U.S. "The plan to try to destabilize us has already begun."


He predicted the U.S. could try to discredit the results of Venezuela's Dec. 3 presidential election, in which Chavez is seeking another six-year term, or could try to provoke violent unrest around the time of the vote.

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