Hugo Chavez

Like two ships passing in the night, the United States and Latin America are on opposite courses. As the U.S. tumbles ever deeper into a black hole of corruption, arrogance and stupidity, Latin America—to some degree led by Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez—is flexing its muscles, even daring to proclaim its independence from the plantation masters to the north.

So what should we do—fight Chávez, support him or just ignore him? What’s this “21st century socialism” Chávez promotes? And what about all the charges the media level at Chávez; is he really a deranged, dictatorial, anti-American terrorist?

In fact, Chávez is a far better leader and friend than his arch enemy, George W. Bush. After all, no world leader has done more to stand up to Bush, who can truly be described as this generation’s Adolph Hitler.

Microsoft in the Crosshairs

Chávez also has the power to hold Bill Gates and Microsoft accountable, in what could be one of the most sensational examples of blowback in history.

Finally, this website is a call to arms. Having failed miserably at stopping the invasions of Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Libya; impeaching Bush and just about everything else, it’s time for U.S. citizens to start acting like adults and straighten this country out—before some outside power does the job for us.



David Blomstrom—May 15, 2008
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