Black People : Colombia refuses to "drink the Kool aid", seeks unity with Venezuela

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AMY GOODMAN: Greg, the significance of the former defense minister of Uribe, now president of Colombia, Santos, saying he wanted to improve relations with, well, Venezuela, also Ecuador?

GREG GRANDIN: Yeah, well, I think that he’s caught between a rock and a hard place between pressures from within Colombia that have mitigated against establishing good relations with Venezuela. I mean, if we step back and we look at the beginning of this conflict back in 2007, 2008, Chávez actually had good relationships with Uribe. He had offered to mediate, and he was mediating the release of hostages held by the FARC. There was incredible pressure placed on Uribe within Colombia by the military, by the oligarchy, and by the United States, not to allow that to go forward, not to kind of showcase Venezuela’s role as a mediator. And he broke relationships with Venezuela, and Venezuela was kind of left hanging out there. And that’s where all the accusations came from, over exaggerated intelligence reports or falsified intelligence reports about Venezuela’s relationship with the FARC, and relations deteriorated. And these are both pragmatic men, Santos and Chávez, in their own way, and I think that they have a lot invested in trying to reestablish good relations. We’ll see how long it lasts.
http://www.democracynow.org/2010/8/10/latin_american_historian_greg_grandin_on
 
AMY GOODMAN: Greg, the significance of the former defense minister of Uribe, now president of Colombia, Santos, saying he wanted to improve relations with, well, Venezuela, also Ecuador?

GREG GRANDIN: Yeah, well, I think that he’s caught between a rock and a hard place between pressures from within Colombia that have mitigated against establishing good relations with Venezuela. I mean, if we step back and we look at the beginning of this conflict back in 2007, 2008, Chávez actually had good relationships with Uribe. He had offered to mediate, and he was mediating the release of hostages held by the FARC. There was incredible pressure placed on Uribe within Colombia by the military, by the oligarchy, and by the United States, not to allow that to go forward, not to kind of showcase Venezuela’s role as a mediator. And he broke relationships with Venezuela, and Venezuela was kind of left hanging out there. And that’s where all the accusations came from, over exaggerated intelligence reports or falsified intelligence reports about Venezuela’s relationship with the FARC, and relations deteriorated. And these are both pragmatic men, Santos and Chávez, in their own way, and I think that they have a lot invested in trying to reestablish good relations. We’ll see how long it lasts.
http://www.democracynow.org/2010/8/10/latin_american_historian_greg_grandin_on

Hmmmm...

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Chavez was approached by the economic hitman according to tapes I have heard a few years ago...And he was promised death if he did not comply.....this was during the election...

By the way the title is cute and quite revealing as I just used the term "drink the koolaid" a couple of hours before u started this thread in the cult thread in the spiritual section......

Not saying u jockin the God or nuthin, I'm just saying....
 
Chavez was approached by the economic hitman according to tapes I have heard a few years ago...And he was promised death if he did not comply.....this was during the election...

By the way the title is cute and quite revealing as I just used the term "drink the koolaid" a couple of hours before u started this thread in the cult thread in the spiritual section......

Not saying u jockin the God or nuthin, I'm just saying....
In all honesty and respect brother, I really do not know what you are saying.
Chavez needs no economic hitman to tell him about US or NWO hostilities
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=20476
but
you claim a man with a trillion in oil, and the united support of South America, communist China
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=18781
and Iran, who owns Unocal oil fields in Iraq
got punked out by an "economic hitman,

"without providing any references?.

That don't sound like kool aid, and with all due respect,
that sounds like Strawberry Yoo Hoo![/QUOTE]
 
In all honesty and respect brother, I really do not know what you are saying.
Chavez needs no economic hitman to tell him about US or NWO hostilities
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=20476
but
you claim a man with a trillion in oil, and the united support of South America, communist China
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=18781
and Iran, who owns Unocal oil fields in Iraq
got punked out by an "economic hitman,

"without providing any references?.

That don't sound like kool aid, and with all due respect,
that sounds like Strawberry Yoo Hoo!
[/QUOTE]


Pay attention:


Chavez was approached by the economic hitman according to tapes I have heard a few years ago...And he was promised death if he did not comply.....this was during the election...

my reference is "the confessions of an economic Hitman" - check it out and maybe it will make my post clearer for you! I heard it from the hitman himself...What better reference can there be!
 

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