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**Acciblyfluila** · 11-24-2005, 09:13 PM

When it comes to corruption the US is a rank amateur compared to much of the world, and South/Central America in particular.

Chavez is up for re-election in 2006. Assuming that the elections are held (and are fair, not a good assumption probably) then Venezuelans can remove Chavez from power.

Evidently many Venezuelans already "blame" US "imperialisn" for many of its woes. That they might do so if the US does not intervene would be contradictory, but not surprising.

The "Blame the US" is more of a political toy that certain leaders use to fascade the poor decisions its leaders has make. That is the only reason why Chavez is in power. Eventually, Venezuelans will grow weary of Chavez and his party to only put their hands in another party that will be equally corrupt.

11-24-2005, 09:13 PM	#18
Acciblyfluila Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 392 Senior Member	When it comes to corruption the US is a rank amateur compared to much of the world, and South/Central America in particular. Chavez is up for re-election in 2006. Assuming that the elections are held (and are fair, not a good assumption probably) then Venezuelans can remove Chavez from power. Evidently many Venezuelans already "blame" US "imperialisn" for many of its woes. That they might do so if the US does not intervene would be contradictory, but not surprising. The "Blame the US" is more of a political toy that certain leaders use to fascade the poor decisions its leaders has make. That is the only reason why Chavez is in power. Eventually, Venezuelans will grow weary of Chavez and his party to only put their hands in another party that will be equally corrupt.
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