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And that is clear to see.
President Maduro repeated his stance tonight that armed opposition groups, armed pro-government groups, and state security forces that fire weapons during protests will not be tolerated. “I won’t protect anyone in this country who fires during protests,” he said.Put the remaining scum into a catapult and launch them all off to South Florida to ooze into the pond with the others.
Maduro appeared to refer to an incident on 12 February in Caracas, with video evidence suggesting that several intelligence service (SEBIN) officers fired at a group of opposition protesters. All SEBIN officers were under presidential orders to remain indoors that day.“I asked that no one go out onto the street, less so with guns. And they went out with guns. Ah, it looks a lot like the format of the state coup [of April 2002]. I’m investigating all of this, and if elements [of an inside plot] appeared I’d say it to my country…that there are plotters inside the government or that an officer has been bought. I’d say it with all of the willpower I have,” he stated.
It has been noted for years and years that the right-wing offal of the Americas sooner or later digs in in Florida, all the death squad killers, torturers, brutal child murderers, village burners, vicious little murderous US-supported Presidents and Vice Presidents and cabinet members, etc., etc., etc. Without a doubt the slime which burned down homes in Venezuela with the residents still in them during the April elections should be running there soon, too, if their repeated efforts finally fail them.
They should ALL have been imprisoned so long ago, but many of them find haven here, unfortunately.
Thank you for this helpful information, Mika.
the enduring sweetness of Julio Soto?
His name was thoughtfully provided here by a right-winger hoping to convince DU'ers that this lad had been assassinated by the Chavez administration because he had been active in opposition anti-Chavez violence at the university there, like cornering pro-Chavez students in a building, cutting the electricity, water, surrounding the building, and setting fires outside the window.
Yes, that brave law student, Julio Soto.
At some point it became clear he had been involved with a gang of professional criminals, had been selling on the black market lots of the government-subsidized bus tickets meant to be used by the students to allow them cheaper transportation, since many are on budgets. He had also been connected to drugs, and the sale of stolen cars. When they investigated the numbers on his cell phone, the numbers led them directly to some rogue cops, and various other P.O.S.'s, whom they scooped up and took to jail, and prosecuted.
During the time immediately after Julio Soto, right-winger trolls here got right to work throwing their usual lies and other fecal material at Hugo Chavez, working away on their pile of lies. The opposition students in Maracaibo had a procession in the streets, even dragging out Julio Soto's dear old dad to join them, and they all had their pathetic signs mourning the lost of Soto at the hands of the Chavez government. Apparently they never had a correction march with their signs reading "Oops!"
The right-wing troll here didn't miss a beat in blaming Chavez for the death by switching immediately to blaming Chavez for not controlling crime in Venezuela. Crime and criminals like Julio Soto.
Not a word seemed to be written in English in the corporate media here about the findings of the investigation. Quelle surprise.
Here's one thread regarding this pathetic ass-holery:
Investigations Reveal Illicit Business of Murdered Venezuelan Student Leader
October 7th 2008, by James Suggett - Venezuelanalysis.com
Mérida, October 6, 2008 (venezuelanalysis.com)-- ... According to CICPC investigators, the call history and number directory in Soto's cell phone reveal that Soto had contacts with members of the Zulia state police who are also involved in the illicit production and sale of government-subsidized student transportation tickets ...
Moreover, on his personal blog, Soto had written that he received death threats a week before his murder, a fact confirmed by his fellow student leaders.
The blog also showed Soto's ties to two opposition parties, COPEI and Un Nuevo Tiempo, which have been in conflict over party candidates and political agendas for the upcoming regional and local elections.
It is suspected that Soto was killed by a hired assassin involved in the mafia that regulates illicit business activity within the university ...
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=405x8763
There are other threads for anyone who wants to see other articles.
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Julio, we never knew ye! Rest in peace.
Julio Soto's car, after it was NOT shot by an assassin working for the Venezuelan President.
Students driven mad with grief over the loss
of glorious, and loved of God LUZ leader, and
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