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Latin America

ChangoLoa

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8. Facing the slingshooters...

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #5)

Mon Apr 30, 2012, 02:50 AM

Apr 2012

By the way,

1. snipers killed less than half of the demonstrators (opposition and chavista) in april 2002. Many people were shot (more than a hundred wounded and around 10-15 killed) by visible people/ cops in the streets, with normal 9mm handguns or FAL assault rifles which have nothig to do with the equipement of the invisible snipers.

2. when an attorney gets killed, it doesn't mean the case he was working on gets closed. Why did the government simply drop the case? What does that tell you? Have you ever stoped to consider that point?

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Venezuela: The Forgotten Victims of April 11, 2002 [View all] ChangoLoa Apr 2012 OP

whats wrong in Venezuela joelz Apr 2012 #1

Welcome to DU. The video you're posting has been posted a hundred times here. ChangoLoa Apr 2012 #2

Thanks for posting that link. John Pilger is absolutely knowledgeable. Judi Lynn Apr 2012 #4

Interesting to read what the 1% think of their failed effort to overthrow Venezuelan democracy. Peace Patriot Apr 2012 #3

Pure reaction as usual. ChangoLoa Apr 2012 #6

Who can ever forget the scum who, during one of their "guarambas" (violent protests) Judi Lynn Apr 2012 #5

It's guarimbas, kiddo ChangoLoa Apr 2012 #7

Facing the slingshooters... ChangoLoa Apr 2012 #8